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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1906
Page
1
We unload stock with rolled mats, carpeting, lace, shoes, shirts and skirts at deep discounts. Rolls of Chinese and Japanese matting offered below their value, wool ingrain carpet, cotton carpet, and a range of clothing and accessories at reduced prices. Large stock remaining for men and boys, with odd pants and plenty of variety. Our prices are right and we invite your trade.
The plain people prefer a candidate who represents their class and opposes special privileges. They show quiet determination to place a friend of theirs in the governor's chair and have selected Tom Campbell of Palestine as the man.
The speaker invites all to attend a sermon at Star school house on the second Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock sun time. Everyone is urged to bring song books and participate in the service and singing. The notice extends a cordial invitation to all to come, weather permitting, if the river is fordable.
Rock Island announces a Sunday excursion train to Fort Worth and Dallas with round trip fares of 2.00 to Dallas and 1.50 to Fort Worth. The train departs at 6 o clock, inviting all to witness the idle Header Ball Game between Fort Worth and Temple.
Henry Ledbetter of True visited the city and paid a dollar on subscription as Gra ham Hardware Co advertises Oak Rim Wagons. The leading house guarantees tires that never loosen and spokes that never rim bound, urging buyers to choose the Leadinghaus.
A local farmer advertises willingness to pay higher prices for hens, signaling market demand. The notice emphasizes ready cash and prompt payment for poultry, appealing to poultry sellers in the area.
H S Eichelberger formerly of this place died of heart failure at his Bowie home. He was interred in Oak Grove cemetery after services conducted by Rev Paxon. Survived by widow Mrs C O Joline of Wichita Falls and children Mrs C W Johnson Graham E M Eichelberger J A Eichelberger. A lifelong stockman and merchant, he was 73.
Reports from Washington say several Senators have read the Neill report on Chicago packing houses and announced they will never eat sausage again. Some favor a vegetable diet rather than consuming packers products.
A terse proverb notes that having two ears but one tongue serves as a reminder to speak only about half of what you hear, urging restraint in conversation.
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