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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1903
Page
2
Peril to the bootlegger warned by Dallas judge
Judge Meek told the federal grand jury in Dallas that liquor violations in local option counties are rising. He said offenders will face hard labor in the penitentiary with a year’s term, signaling a strict, deterrent stance against bootleggers and local sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meek
Crand Jury
Dallas
Internal Revenue
Samuel
Three sorts of actions kindness caution and doubt
Reed warns there are good bad and doubtful actions and urges caution with doubtful deeds. He notes doubtful acts do not alarm yet lead insidiously to greater transgressions like twilight gradually yielding to darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Pioneer settler Frank Templeton dies at 60 in Ennis
Ennis Texas May 9 Frank Templeton a prominent citizen and pioneer settler in Ellis County died suddenly at his home from heart trouble. He was sixty and helped establish waxahachie Argus the first newspaper in Ellis County. He began as an apprentice in Neosho Missouri in 1856.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis
Tex
Frank Templeton
Ellie County
Templeton
Waxahachie
Ellis County
Neosho Mo
J S Hogg and Texas governorship mentioned in fragment
In a garbled notice the writer laments James Stephens Hogg's possible losses from a Beau mont fire and contemplates his wealth and ability to govern Texas again, while hinting at unknown rivals and unclear local names.
Cleveland as a political factor looming in 1900s era
The piece argues that Grover Cleveland remains a potent political force despite perceptions of him being a “dead duck.” It notes his appeal across factions, drawing disgruntled Republicans and disaffected Democrats, plus independents who admire his past victories. It warns of powerful antiparty and trust-backed support, while suggesting Cleveland’s strength could shape either party’s stance. It ends with a parable about hawks avoided by clever measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Chicago
Kansas City
Scientific American
Baltimore
Arizona
Baltimore Sun
Roosevelt Attends Service in Sharon Springs
President Roosevelt visited the little Methodist Church in Sharon Springs Kansas. Two young girls, likely colored, were invited into his pew and shared his hymnbook during the service, an event noted with pride by local papers despite unclear confirmation of the girls' race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Springs
Kan
Roosevelt
Dallas News
Johnson Co. Review
World Wide Reputation Vermifuge Promotes Child Health
White's Cream Vermifuge enjoys a worldwide reputation as the best worm destroyer and tonic for weak children. It neutralizes stomach acidity, improves digestion, strengthens the nervous system, and restores health and vigor in children. 25c at Graham Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Drag Co
Kentucky fires up another barrel of fire-water
An unclear fragment from a Kentucky setting hints at another instance of alcohol production or celebration. The text is garbled and does not provide concrete names, dates, or locations to title or summarize a full news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Made Young Again Propaganda Patent Claim Ad
An ad proclaims Dr King’s New Life Pills as restarting aging, saying a two week nightly dose makes the user feel “in my teens” and touts benefits for liver, stomach and bowels. Described as purely vegetable with no griping, offered for 25 cents at Edgar Matthew’s Drug Store in Dempsey town Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
D. H Turner
Dempseytown
Edgar Matthew's
Voters blamed for lax ethics in state legislature
A Dallas Times Herald critique argues voters accept pliant lawmakers over issue driven candidates. It cites campaigns as hunts for personal gain, and notes repeated reelection of corrupt or easily controlled legislators who serve corporate interests, urging concern over state government principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Times- Herald
Greenville Herald
Editors Gardens Frost Bites Some Gardens
The frost on Thursday night damaged many gardens while others, including the editors and Duncan Eagle, escaped unscathed. Neighbors report widespread destruction of vegetables in some spots, while nearby plots were left untouched. Some say frosts are governed by providence or the Prince of the Powers of the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Providence
Duncan Eagle
Town Pride Words From Citizens Echo Through Streets
Residents share small acts of kindness and memories that bind the town together. Neighbors describe familiar places, local shops, and ongoing efforts that keep community spirit alive amid daily challenges.
Towns built by public spirit and unity in the community
Editorial reflections praise town cliques and public-minded citizens while deriding selfish residents. A road convention in St Louis is cited where Jim Hogg spoke against wasteful federal programs, advocating roads. The piece notes Bryan and Hogg as principled figures. A sociable conundrum joke closes the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Jim Hogg
W. J. Bryan
Greenville Herald
Marvelous Escape in Flood Tale
A country lady recalls a flood rescue when water swept through her town. She and her husband rode a folding bed as he floated downstream and was rescued. She says her music saved them, as she played the piano beside him during the escape.
Quarterly report in commissioner's court May term 1908
In the Texas county court of Young County the commissioners sworn in May 12 1908 attest that Article 867 Chapter 1 Title XXIV complied with and that the county treasurer W R Jordan's quarterly report for the quarter ending May 7 1903 shows cash in funds totaling $16781.97 and other assets totaling $42726.21. Signatures include Jo W Axtn Young Co Vy E J Forn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners' Court
State OF Texas
McLaren
Commissioners’ Court
W. R. Jordan
Jo. W. Axi
Ae Young Co. R Vy. E. J. For
Tear Bottles in Persia Aiding Mourning and Healing
The text describes Persians collecting mourners tears with cotton wool, sealing them in bottles as remedies to revive the dying and as charms against evil. It connects the practice to Psalm 116 8 and notes tear bottles found in ancient tombs as proof of affection for the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Treatment For a Wild Hair
A medical note describes a persistent eyelid hair growing inward causing irritation and potential blindness. It states pulling it out provides temporary relief, while destroying the sac with an electric needle eliminates the hair permanently.
Twenty Odd Fishes Portrait Painted by Spiridion Roma
The Fishmongers' Company of London owns a remarkable painting by Spiridion Roma. It depicts twenty varieties of fish including bass, shad, coney fish, ruff, pollack, and other sea and river species. The work showcases a diverse set of named fishes likely identified by historical or vernacular terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fishmongers’ Livery Company of London
Spiridion Roma
The Brain of an Ant in Proportion to Its Size
The article notes that an ant’s brain, though tiny, is larger in proportion to its body than any known creature’s brain. It cites writers on ants admitting remarkable reasoning, calculation, reflection, and judgment, suggesting higher intelligence than other workers of its size.
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Purce
James Stephen
Greenville Versid
Editors Gardens
Lar
Ikea
Frank Chiasson
Patterson
Graham Drug Co
Laura S. Webb
Woman's Democratic Clubs
Ohio
Cardus
Cardui
Mrs We
Dan
Webb
Texas Nursery Company
Sherman and McKinney
EK. W. Kyaxramics, Pres
Carriar
G. E. Givens
J. W Carson
JO. W. Akin
Young County
MO. C. KA
Rk. F. Arno
Beckham
Nat’s
P A. Martin
Young County l
Court House
Wrabam
Ivey
W. Johnson
Young An
Westside Sonat
W. M. Terrell
Graham Nat. Bank
J. W. Gattauer
Cons
B. Gant, Gallaher & Gant
Physicians and Surgeons
D. Legranp
Graham, Texas
Square
A. Morris
Graham National Bank
TREAS
M. H. Chism
Pohlman
McCuistion
Olney
A. McCuistion
Be. H. Craig
Palle Dirham
B. Garrett
Old Fura
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