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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
11
The notice invites every Lady in Young and adjoining counties to attend the fall and winter opening of Ladies Millinery and Dress Goods. It emphasizes a cordial reception and showcases new collections for the season.
Mrs W O Clark dies at family home in Graham after years long illness with consumption. Survived by husband and two children Luther and Mrs George Clarke. Sisters Mrs Davis and Mrs Casnahan and niece Mrs Thompson attended. Funeral held at home in morning, Rev S R Twitty officiating, burial at Oak Grove cemetery. Leader offers sympathy.
An advertisement touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a remedy for coughs at their first appearance, claiming to stop the cough immediately and restore lungs and throat to healthy condition. Sold by B. S. Doty & Co.
In district court the State accused A P Stewart of murdering Clint Rutherford. After a lengthy trial until late Wednesday, a jury acquitted Stewart. Defense included Kay Akin C W Johnson of Graham and Col Stilwell H Russell of Oklahoma. Prosecution was led by District Attorney Martin with Judge R F Arnold and Judge Geo E Miller presiding.
An advertisement proclaims Hunt's Cure as un failingly guaranteed to cure any form of skin disease. It promises prompt relief and permanent cure for eczema tetter ringworm and similar troubles with a single box and one application.
Dr. Frank E. Rutherford veterinary surgeon will be in Graham on the second Monday October 12 to treat stock. He will give a free lecture on Diseases and Defects of stock at 3 p.m. Free stock examination available.
A well equipped nine room residence with two cisterns and a windmill, two lots, out houses, and close in location. Interested buyers apply to H. B. Graham.
The Leader announces its move to the Woodmen building on South Oak street next to Ely's to accommodate growing demands. The note says the move was long delayed, expects to be fully ready next week, and asks readers to overlook current shortcomings due to machinery downtime.
An advertorial urges care of the liver and promotes Simmons' Liver Pu yo as a remedy to correct liver trouble and maintain health, appealing to readers seeking digestive and organ wellness.
Last week a family of two women and several sick children arrived in Graham and camped on Salt Creek. Mr. R. E. Mabry, with community help, secured their basic necessities. This act of humanity, not tied to any church, highlights Mabry's longstanding charitable disposition.
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