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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
3
An invitation extends to ladies in Young and adjoining counties for the Fall and Winter opening of a millinery and dress goods shop. The notice emphasizes a cordial welcome and promotes the new season’s offerings and styles.
Mrs. W O Clark died at the family home in Graham after a lingering illness of consumption. She had lived in Graham nearly thirty years and was beloved by many. Survived by her husband and two children, the funeral was held at 10 AM at the family residence with Rev S R Twitty, then at Oak Grove cemetery. Also noted is the trial of A P Stewart for murder of Clint Rutherford, resulting in a not guilty verdict.
An advertisement touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup from B S Doty Co as a remedy that stops coughs at once and restores lungs and throat to health, urging immediate treatment at first appearance.
An advertisement asserts Hunt's Cure guarantees to cure any form of skin disease with a single box. It claims rapid relief and permanent cure of itch, tetter, ringworm and related troubles after one application.
Veterinary surgeon Dr Frank E Rutherford will visit Graham on October 12 to treat stock and present a free lecture on Diseases and Defects of stock at 3 p.m. Stock brought for examination will be accepted free of charge.
Nine room residence with two cisterns windmill well two lots and out houses close in apply to H B Graham.
The Leader relocates to the Woodmen building on South Oak street next to Ely's to accommodate growing demand. Officials note the move caused a delay this week but promise a better paper next week as heavy machinery was installed.
This ad promotes Simmons Liver Pu a as a remedy to fix liver problems and maintain health, claiming it prevents a wide range of liver trouble and helps keep the body well.
A destitute family of two women and several sick children camped by Salt creek in Graham. Mr. R. E. Mabry organized relief with help from others, providing for their temporary needs. The act was a humanitarian effort, not tied to any church.
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