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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
5
Rich silks and voices line a sale with items priced 35c to 1.25 and top values bottom prices. Persian lawns in smooth sheer weaves offered 10c to 40c, soft Nainsook and Dimities for night dresses 15c to 20c. New Swiss and Hamburg embroideries 75c arrive with extra fixtures to match outfits.
D C Leberman from True visited Graham last Monday. Vaughan from Bridgeport visited last Sunday. Fred Perry from Amarillo came last Saturday. J L Flint traveled to Newcastle last Monday. J H Carter, W J Gilmore visited Salem Community. Fannie Kisinger shopped in the city after teaching at Mountain Home. A homeseeker group toured the county and bought land via Young County Abstract. Various locals and visitors, including Rev B F Wier of Olney and J M Warren of Newcastle Register, spent the week in Graham.
A baby’s linen jacket was lost on Graham city streets last Monday night. Finder should return it to the office.
Ed and Walter Stewart returned home to Fort Worth after a several days visit with friends. Local land ads note prairie valley lands near Megargel for 14.50 to 17.50 per acre. Various Graham residents and visitors are listed, including Cone Johnson event attendees and candidates for district attorney S. M. Foster.
A Graham business advertises its yard will be in first class shape within twenty to thirty days. Charley Ferguson of Markley trades in Graham. The note promises low prices and courteous treatment, inviting customers to give them a trial and return.
A collage of notices and ads from Graham Texas includes calls to enroll children in scholastic census, a request for cash or credit for business, and local business promotions. Mentions Edgar McLendon, R D Andrews of Archer County, J H Wesley near Ivan, W F Bass of Gilt Edge Poultry, Young County Abstract & True Co, and residents John Dowdle and Prof. McLendon among others.
Miss Bessie Fletcher returns from Eliasville visit. Mrs. A E Pletcher and granddaughter Katherine Ragsdale of Eliasville visit Miss Hettie Martin who has been attending school here and returns home to Throckmorton County. Also mentions Shipmey crop and W J Tipwell & Sons.
Towaur and Sons ship a crop under the name Uyalde to Homey. The brief notice lists the consignor and destination in a concise trade item.
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