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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1909
Page
5
Advertising copy proclaims Weatherbird footwear as the strongest shoes for children with no complaint possible. Prices are listed from 1.50 to 3.60 dollars, targeting parents seeking durable kids shoes.
A patchwork of health notes and social updates. Locals like A H. Jones Grace Smith and Mrs. P Gideon are mentioned as ill or recovered, while Graham Laundry asks for trials and reminders to leave work, with many shop items and appearances by Gus Rutherford and Fannie Hayes. Dowdle’s Grocery features fresh vegetables and olives, Blanke’s Tea, King’s Chocolate, and various sales. Social visits include Miss Maggie Kramer, Mrs. Jake Counts, and Roy Golston’s party. Upcoming events mention Louisville and Thorp Springs, and there are notices about tailoring services, lemonade iced tea, and vegetable day promotions.
The Great Majestic promotes a range that promises major fuel and labor savings. Call for details on the Majestic model and its claimed efficiency benefits.
An old lock cannot hide money and is unsafe through thieves or fire. Bank your money for safety and accessibility. By using the bank you build credit and have receipts for payments with checks. We provide free check and pass books and invite you to start an account.
Miss Helen Tennyson of Palo Pinto county was seen shopping in the city yesterday, noting a daytime outing by a local resident.
Wall Paper and Paints advertised with large stock at Grahem Hardware. Firemen's and Engineers half hose sold with a one week guarantee. two pairs for 25 at Mc.
The new City Bakery stand opens with a fresh everyday selection of bread and cakes. Proprietress Juscdadin Kati Drever invites the public to visit and enjoy baked goods from the updated location.
Dr N B Blevins of Murray spent Monday and Tuesday in town while J J Buttler arrived from Loving last Monday. The storm last Saturday night blew some houses off foundations though rain was light. Roy D Golston bought J L Anderson's West Second street residence and will take possession June 1. Anderson will move to the ranch.
All who need repairs for Deering binders or mowers, list the parts wanted and send them in at once. Repairs will come from Dallas this season.
Miss Nellie Casey returned from attending the college at Roanoke Virginia last Monday night and went to her home at Farmer Tuesday morning. She was met in Fort Worth by her parents who accompanied her home.
Prof. T. P. Blakenship completed a successful term of school at Markley last Friday and returned to his home in the city on Monday. He is regarded as one of the best teachers, winning the confidence and esteem of pupils and praised for his instructing methods by all who know him.
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