Graham Texas newspaper rates and editors
The item lists editors L. Rhea and T. Richardson at Graham Texas and provides subscription rates: one year two dollars, six months one dollar.
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 41 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1900
Page
2
The item lists editors L. Rhea and T. Richardson at Graham Texas and provides subscription rates: one year two dollars, six months one dollar.
A terse note states that the price of an unspecified service remains due in advance or the recipient is in arrears. It implies provision at no cost to those unable to pay and asks recipients to respond.
The Railroad Commission approves allowing double header road configurations for improved traffic flow. Officials state the change will enable safer vehicle movements and reduce congestion on selected routes. Local jurisdictions are advised to adjust signage and lane markings.
Oklahoma residents celebrate passage of a Free Homes bill, marking a major policy shift and public relief across the state. Local supporters praise the measure as a step toward affordable housing and economic stability.
The latest returns show Storey with 270 votes Curtis 189 and Morris 4 in the Railroad Commissioner race including a small count for each candidate from ongoing tallies.
A captured flag has been returned to its supporters by the opposing side, marking a symbolic gesture in the lingering Civil War era tensions and reuniting the group with a reminder of their historical struggle.
Sixteen cases of small pox are reported at Duffan a small inland town seven miles north of Hieo in Erath county. The notice notes a rising concern for local health authorities and calls for isolation and containment measures.
A Transvaal envoy has landed in New York to urge the U.S. government to intervene and help halt hostilities. The mission aims to press for mediation and a peaceful settlement.
The Paris exposition is in full blast but fails to generate expected interest in America.
Sam Leatherman an elder resident of Erath County and his granddaughter died in a blaze lit by oil. The fatal incident occurred on the 13th of this month as reported by local authorities.
The Supreme Court in Washington adjourned for a week without issuing a ruling in the Kentucky gubernatorial contest. No decision was announced as justices take a temporary recess while a dispute remains unresolved.
A clipped, era voice notes some men would barter their wardrobe only for a few paltry dollars. The fragment reflects thrift or desperation in a plainspoken tone.
The quote laments a child who died in infancy, contrasting blessed peaceable living with the tragedy of early death without further context.
A brief remark notes that the South African war has unintentionally driven whiskey to prohibition prices, implying economic effects in the region.
Latest county primary results show Finley ahead of Love for comptroller by 228 to 219 votes with Fannin voters still undeclared at twelve.
Several cyclones battered Texas in recent weeks with Denton County suffering heavy destruction. San Antonio saw property losses in the thousands of dollars as residents repair after the storms. Local officials assess the aftermath and coordinate relief efforts.
Dewey draws thousands of admirers who cheer and applaud during his appearance, suggesting he is not as politically unpopular as some claim. The scene indicates strong public interest and lively reaction to his presence.
Dreyfus visited Paris recently and authorities ordered him to depart to prevent potential demonstrations. Citizens have not forgotten his alleged wrongs, fueling tension and action around his presence in the city.
A sharp critique targets ostentatious wealth and vanity, denouncing those who demand deference due to material possessions and a grandiose sense of self. The piece condemns social pretense and urges humility.
The piece notes friends cheer for Bailey while Chilton’s withdrawal reduces opposition. It claims Bailey will face little challenge since public admiration for Chilton grew stronger than for Bailey, and people did not dislike Bailey but preferred Chilton.
The writer returns from Stamford Jones county where they aimed to guide the Stamford News in which they claim half ownership. A receiver has taken control and a Jones county court settlement is set for July, prompting a vow to stay home and behave until further notice.
The first issue of the Granite Enterprise arrives with Scarboro as editor in chief. The paper promises strong local coverage and a lively start, noting veteran journalist Jim’s solid positioning and high expectations for the new weekly.
The Southern Baptist Convention adjourned at Hot Springs Arkansas after an impassioned appeal from a negro missionary for Africans. Hundreds of dollars were showered on the platform at the missionary’s feet, reflecting widespread enthusiasm.
The Daily Index is the new Mineral Wells newspaper venture with W. B. Newton as editor and C. W. Wilson as manager. Promoters call the infant a sprightly little chap and praise Newton as an old hand whose editorials are gems of intelligence.
The Wind sor Canada schoolchildren intend to send a delegate to Aguinaldo bearing resolutions showing sympathy and admiration for the Filipino stand against the war waged by the Americans, signaling reciprocal support.
O. H. P. Belmont, a Tammany leader, says he is sorry Dewey announced for president and argues Dewey would pull more votes from McKinley on an independent ticket than from Bryan, suggesting Belmont’s sympathy with the Republican party. The remark airs as a critique of modern political behavior.
Leading papers in the state devote more space to regional growth and social matters than politics this year. Editors cite experience along a rugged journey and say they prioritize their own communities and families over political harangues.
The Montana saga pivots as Senator Clark resigns amid a political tug of war. Acting governor, a Clark ally, promptly reappoints him and mails the certificate to Washington, shocking the governor and Daly Clark's opponent.
A speaker laments neglect of domestic poverty while citing a Fort Worth street scene of a barefoot starving woman and a Graham widow. He argues charity should begin at home, urging aid to neighbors and local workers before giving to distant nations and heathen lands.
The piece warns of a May 28 total solar eclipse as a world ending event. It urges readers to settle outstanding accounts promptly to avoid business suspension and potential judgment, urging timely payment before the final reckoning on the 28th.
A cryptic note questions if a crowd of gay youths engaged in a nickel-and-ante freeze-out poker game occurred in Graham or Young County. The passage meditates on whether such a scene ever took place in the area’s sacred precincts.
List of lands and town lots in Young County delinquent for 1899 taxes as of March 31 1900 reported under section 10 chapter 108 laws 1897. I H Williams tax collector certifies the delinquencies and credits per the 1899 tax rolls.
Rumor says Joe Wheeler plans marriage to the widow of Geo W Childs to share in public esteem. The note compares the arrangement to Admiral Dewey and warns Wheeler’s wife could influence him toward grandiose schemes.
A humorous verse describes wind, grass, and a farmer as the editor worries over an enormous grocery bill that leaves the clerk with no credit, alluding to a hefty newspaper expense.
The writer notes Young county candidates avoid primaries and face an extended campaign until November, a delay seen as delaying their political fate while other Texas counties brace for earlier votes.
A Texas pride piece contrasts northern misperceptions with Texas strengths. It notes Texas leads in cotton and cattle, fertile soil, and cites products and a drug ad praising Ballard's Herpic Sypur for Whooping cough asthma bronchitis and consumption.
The notice highlights a total solar eclipse occurring on May 28. It urges observers to plan ahead, noting potential viewing locations and safety tips for eye protection during the event.
A pithy remark notes that if Otis' successor achieves as many war ends as Otis did it would surpass a cat's typically cited lives.
A weather joke notes how umbrellas rubbers and other wet weather gear vanish from the near side of the street when rain delays pass, leaving them at the far curb or opposite lane as pedestrians hurry by without them.
A Pretoria correspondent suggests Boers may seek U S aid before losing their country. The author ridicules the US administration as merciless, arguing it cannot show mercy to its own soldiers or enemies. He contends mercy from such a government is impossible to quantify or imagine.
Italian and American marble work guaranteed first class with designs and prices to save you money. W. L. Graves Graham advertises best value for monuments and asks customers to compare before ordering. Additionally promotes Alin's Anti Bilious Compound as an effective cure for constipation.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.