Beginning sale offers on 65 and 75 cent shirts
Beginning today and continuing until the first of the month a sale offers one lot of shirts at 50 cents each. The deal includes 65 and 75 cent shirts with options and pricing running in the lower range.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1902
Page
3
Beginning today and continuing until the first of the month a sale offers one lot of shirts at 50 cents each. The deal includes 65 and 75 cent shirts with options and pricing running in the lower range.
Special sale offers summer shirts in two value levels. One lot priced at 1.25 and 1.50, your choice 85 cents. A rare opportunity to stock up, with early shoppers urged to visit John E. Morrison & Co. for this limited-time offer.
The Leader lists candidates for the 104th District and 30th Judicial District offices including R Crawford for Representative A H Carrigan for District Judge C Kay for District Attorney JO W Akin for County Judge P A Martin for County Attorney J E Parsons H C Williams J W Cornelius for Sheriff W P Beckham H L Mitchell R L Tankersley for Tax Assessor Geo McLaren for District and County Clerk H V Fields and Mrs J L Flint participate in town visits. several civic notes follow.
The Leader announces Jno C Kay of Graham as candidate for district judge of the 30th Texas district. A South Carolina native with a long law career including two terms as Young County attorney, he is a Democrat praised for education, honesty, and advocacy. The piece notes calls for southern district recognition on the bench and support from local and district voters. It also includes community notes on roads, local industry, and civic concerns.
Decoration Day activities listed for the Court House in Graham include fore noon events with a call to order, prayers, band music, addresses by P A Martin and R F Arnold, recitations by Miss Fay Clark and Miss Chism, a cemetery march, and a Court House dinner. Afternoon features more band music, veterans business meeting, an address, recitations, and adjournment. Additional items cover Epworth League and B Y P U programs, local notices, and area news about residents and commerce.
The county seeks a new county attorney as Lewie withdraws his candidacy and P A Martin declares willingness to prosecute for a term if urged by the people. Also decorated graves event by U C V Camp 127 at Graham court house May 30 10am with baskets. John Speer active in campaign for judge of the court of civil appeals. social notes on school picnic, a death in Graham, and local ads for groceries.
Charles Tyler of Cisco, a practical cleaner and dyer of men's clothing, is now in Graham. Any work entrusted to him will be executed in first class style. All work guaranteed. Shop at the Home Bakery.
A Breckinridge endorsement letter praises Tyler’s work as first-class and reliable. Signed by multiple local business figures including a druggist, merchant, bank cashier, store owners, a physician, and the postmaster, asserting broad citizen patronage and satisfaction.
Church listings show Granam Church with two services on Sundays at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Prayer meetings Saturday night and midweek services are noted. Other congregations listed include Christian, Meritopist, EPW, and Presbyterian with varied service times, Sunday School, and leagues. pastors named.
The Weather Bureau in Washington admits forecasts for Texas have shown repeated uncertainty yet now warns of unsettled weather. As one commentator quips, even a man with no knowledge could predict the pattern, reflecting public skepticism toward official forecasts.
The federal court of the Eastern District of Texas has seen substantial delays due to a vacancy in the office of marshal following the removal of D. Grant.
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