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Newspaper

Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1889

Page

5

Wheat harvest underway and local notices in Graham

Wheat harvest is in full blast and better than expected. Notices urge improvements to the Court House park fence and gate, selling barb wire for cash, and a push for Texas Spring Palace representation at Fort Worth. Local merchants announce shoe prices, portrait work, corn settlement by June 15, and corn delivery windows through September 1.

Court House Park Fort Worth Young County J.B. Norris

Visiters Return Home After Short Trip

Miss Fannie Motley returned to Plum Grove after a visit with relatives and friends. R. F. Short and his sister Miss Nettie visited relatives at Farmer last Saturday and returned Monday.

Fannie Motley Plum Grove R. F. Short Miss Nettie Farmer

Corn and Wheat Taken in Exchange for Work

T. J. McCarver & Co offers corn and wheat in exchange for work at their shop and promises payment at the highest market price.

T. J. McCarver & Co

Mabry Sets Out on Prospecting Trip to Washington Territory

Mabry began a prospecting expedition to the Washington Territory on Saturday, starting a trek that aims to locate mineral wealth and new opportunities in the northern territory.

RE. Mabry Washington Territory

Farmers Harvest Bargains At COINT and Dry Goods

Local notices offer Cultivators Disk Harrows Plows and other farm implements at reduced cash prices with notes accepted for fall payment. Hardware and Grocery items also on sale at bottom prices for spot cash. J H Wood plans to burn bricks this week. A French scientist proposes a steel air ship to reach the North Pole with 200 passengers at 70 mph.

Wand North Pole M. de Bausset St. Petersburg

Lottery Prize Drawn Noted in Louisiana Papers

A prize winner is publicly announced in Louisiana Lottery coverage while thousands of investors who fail to win receive little notice, highlighting the disparity in attention between winners and nonwinners.

West of Brazos coal mines spark local interest

Community leaders boost coal development north of the Brazos while a local for sale notice lists 135 Cotswool ewes and 80 lambs with cash or cattle trade. Governor Ross pardons Nelson Post from a McDermitt murder case. he is at Fort Worth with family as The Leader newspaper promotes its mission and local news coverage.

The Brazos Gov. Ross Nelson Post McDermit Nels Fort Worth

Do Not Be A Slan derer And Public Nuisance

A moral exhortation warns against spreading scandal about neighbors and slander. It urges handling disputes privately, condemns gossip as harmful, and ends with local notices about a lecture by Eld. Caskey on Ingersoll and a church strawberry social plus a plea to settle accounts with GREKO & JOWELL.

Smith Jones Hodgson Mrs. Tattletale Greko & Jowell

Death of Brother J. E. Watson Noted by Alliance

In Providence of God Brother J E Watson is removed by death. Upper Tank Alliance No 571 notes his loss as a worthy energetic member, good citizen, kind husband and father. Sympathies extended and Grauam Leapex asked to publish. May 16, 1889. Tow a Bacuxa, Pres. F M Kyiaur, See'ty.

J. E. Watson Brother Watson Grauam Leapex Upper Tank Alliance Towa Bacuxa F. M. Kyiaur

Farmers Voice Calls for Sewing Schools Nationwide

The farmers' Voice urges establishing sewing schools and classes in every community to boost home crafts, self sufficiency, and local employment opportunities across regions.

The Farmers’ Voice

South Prairie News Reports Drought Mixed With Local Happenings

The South Prairie section notes dry spells from Braddock's to South Prairie while surrounding areas receive rain. Crops look fair though cotton and sorghum lag. peaches, corn and early wheat fare better. Community groups like Peach Creek societies, the singing society led by Prof. Warren Hefner, and local residents such as Uncle Billy work amid grasshoppers. The column mentions local personalities, moves, and events dated May 20, 1889.

South Prairie Hiinsville Peach Creek Cedar Creek Clear Fork South Bend Braddock’s Ficklin’s Mrs. Benedictson Alliance Spelling Bee Debating Society Prayer Meeting Singing Society Warren Hefner Whit Hub Whitmire Alex Davis Jacob Penick Eliasville Jake Uncle Billy Billy Lela Susie Titus Brownwood T. A. Kirtly Dole Mexico Theodore Augustus Martin McBrayer Martin Will Britton S. A. McMannis Vernon Rev. C. W. Irvin J. H. Siddens Ark Will Kirby Blair Will Col. G. A. Graham Caddo Breckenridge McMannis & Siddens McMannis Siddens C. O

Tribute of Respect From Young County Alliance

The Young County Alliance mourns the death of J. E. Watson on May 5 1889. The resolution notes he was a good member and citizen and an affectionate father and husband. Sympathy is extended to his family. Minutes will record the resolution and copies sent to the Graham Leader and Southern Mercury editors.

J. E. Watson Bro. Watson Graham Leader The Southern Mercury P.M. Diteau

Haman & Co Push Wool Market and Hide Sales in Texas

The card highlights J. M. Haman & Co as striving to build a first class Texas wool market with direct grading and sale to manufacturers. It claims they lead in hides as shown by Texas Pacific R. A. Co. manifests at Weatherford. The notice urges trials for those with wool or hides.

J. M. Haman & Co Texas Texas Pacific R. A. Co Weatherford

Ministers and Members meeting of Macedonia Baptist Assn

Programme for the Macedonia Baptist Association meeting at West Fork Church eight miles north of Farmer. Held Friday at 10 a m before the fifth Sunday in June 1889. Introductory sermon by W H Farmer. Dialogues cover foot washing salary church ordinances deacon baptism salvation landmarkism Lord’s Supper proof of God without the Bible.

Macedonia Baptist Association West Fork Church Farmer W. H. Farmer I. H. Cunningham W. L. Hefner B. H. Payne G. W. Black N. P. Moore L. MeJilton R. C. Farmer W. H. Kuykendall W. Cunningham P. Moore God C. P. Benson A. C. Foster

Texas cattle price trends at Aston stock yards May 16 89

Texas cattle numbers rise with 2000 head daily and prices holding firm. Grass fed steers 800 to 1100 lbs fetch 3.20 to 3.75 per lb, 900 to 1000 lbs 1.90 to 2.25, yearlings 450 to 600 lbs 2.25 to 2.80, veal calves 7.00 to 10.00 per head, sheep 60 to 80 lbs 2.50 to 3.00 ea.

Aston Stock Yards Cutenco TEXAS Chcaco Live Stock Commission Co

Goory's Lady's Book June Issue Praised as Fashion Authority

Goory's Lady's Book for June is hailed as the best fashion authority, featuring attractive frontispiece illustrations, colored and black fashion pages, varied reading matter, and practical hints and recipes for home use. The foreign letter shares stylish modes of the day and housekeepers gain a reliable information source for the home circle.

Goory Godey Phila

Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds System Aids Digestion

The ad claims Brown's Iron Bitters helps overworked people and households by rebuilding the system aiding digestion removing excess bile and curing malaria with a claim for genuine product.

Brown's Iion Bitters

Wisconsin Funds 12000 Per Year For Farmers Institutes

The state of Wisconsin provides twelve thousand dollars annually to support Farmers Institutes. The program allocates annual funding to agricultural education and farmer outreach efforts across the state network.

Wisconsin

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Nya Lrajay H. T. Shumaker & Son’ S M. H. Curis Graham R. L. Riexman & Co Shumaker & Son John H. Wood H T. Shumaker & Son's Gardner Adam J. E. Ryus Dallas C. W. Daniel R. Jeffery Postorfive Shumaker S. M. H. Chism F. M. Burkett E. W. Johnson P. A. Martin John Girand West Vs. Cabell Eld. Caskey Christian Church Ingersoll the Methodist Church Jno. Taylor Renee Young County Alliance Ghisage Cattle and Sheen Market Chicago Live Stock Commission Co J. W. Wadley O. E. Finlay Graham, Young Co Johnson Jurney-at-Law Young and Beatlice Beckham Phlete A. Martin Attorney-at-Lavy A. B. Gant Harveyer Beckham Building Matt. H. Cuts Moe Ee Graham J. W. Gallaher M. D Ryus’ Drug Store R. N. Price G. H. Caase Mn Hie Seymour N. W W. W. James Physisdas Gurovene Obsieiskiss Garrett & Matkin’s Lonit Real State Losuracse
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