Leader Newspaper Policy Clarifies Corrections
The Leader states it will gladly correct any erroneous reflection on a person, firm, or corporation when brought to the publisher's attention, in its Thursday edition.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1912
Page
2
The Leader states it will gladly correct any erroneous reflection on a person, firm, or corporation when brought to the publisher's attention, in its Thursday edition.
The list shows candidates for county offices including assessor G D Hinsen sheriff O H Brown tax collector J E B Parsons and commissioners A H Jones W E McCharen and A C Casey for precincts one two and four with a justice of the peace position also noted.
The county reports a significantly ahead pecan harvest promising extra income for the community. Forefathers who supported development and welfare measures are praised for building the area and aiding residents.
The Texas State Fair in Dallas opens one week from next Saturday the 12th and runs through the 28th. Management promises a better fair than ever before.
The West Texas Reporter from Graham Printing Company ends after its first run. The six column quarto newspaper was well printed with ample reading matter and home print quality.
The article argues that securing adequate shipping facilities is essential before locating a large factory in a city. Until dependable transportation lines exist, focus should stay on local development efforts.
A fragmented report notes the Polk county Truck Growers Association expanding membership and aiding product marketing. In Lockhart a mass meeting raised 1500 dollars for a preliminary survey of a proposed Austin to Lockhart railroad line. Pecos mentions possible extensions of the Pecos Valley Southern Railroad toward Balmorhea Alpine and from Saragosa to Fort Stock.
A verse fragment from Judd Lewis in the Houston Post laments modern fashion and calls for maidens styled by nature. The piece contrasts hair, dress, and manners with earlier ideals, hoping for a return to wholesome simplicity as described by a Wellington Kan news note.
Childs sleep disturbances such as teeth grinding pale complexion dark rings under the eyes and bad breath signal worms. The remedy White's Cream Vermifuge clears worms strengthens the stomach and bowels and restores health and cheerfulness. Price 25c per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Jones Brothers World Toured Shows arrive for two performances on Monday October 7 with a cast of top clowns led by Billie Reed. The program promises a mix of daring thrills and comic interludes as international clowns perform new and laughable bits to keep audiences spellbound and roaring.
A prayer asks for sufficiency in observing the Rules of the Game and to mind one’s own business. It seeks humor, pride, discretion, and a calm, dignified response to suffering while remaining a good comrade and a gracious loser. The speaker asks to avoid emotional excess and to keep balance.
When chest feels on fire and throat burns indicating indigestion the remedy Herbine relieves the discomfort. It claims to drive out badly digested food strengthen the stomach and purify the bowels. Price 50c sold by all druggists.
A Walt Mason verse fragment laments discussing creeds and politics while winter nears. The speaker, aged about sixty, muses on garden work, pruning language, and a quiet creed of self sufficiency. He recalls pigs, prunes, figs, bacon, and famine as warnings amid social talk.
The Graham Gin Co announces readiness to operate for the ginning season and invites customers to patronize the Graham facility.
Dallas Oct 3 Work on the Southern Traction Company's interurban line linking Dallas Corsicana and Waco progresses swiftly. About seventy miles of road bed completed with thirty six ready for rails. Large grading crew at work. Eight concrete culverts finished. Twenty thousand ties received or en route. Fourteen steel bridges contracted from Waxahachie to the Brazos River.
S w Lazarus, president of the Quanah Acme and Pacific Railroad, visited Fort Worth after returning from Quanah where he awarded the contract for forty miles of the westward extension from Paducah to Roaring Springs. A motor car service operates between Paducah and Roaring Springs.
A Cleburne Enterprise excerpt urges guardians to shield infants from corrupting influences and to surround them with good role models. It emphasizes the precious, pure potential of a child and the heavy responsibility of adults to nurture moral development and avert tarnish or premature harm.
A lender advertises land loans with favorable conditions. The notice promises no $10.00 per thousand lawyer fees on loans over $1500 and states the borrower will cover all expenses except certain unspecified costs. The message is fragmented and unclear but centers on financing terms.
Cotton receipts at Galveston in 1912 reached 3,727,958 bales with exports to Great Britain 1,406,875 bales France 315,082 Japan 17,548 and other markets 1,947,019. The port shows three year gains. I G N Railway shipped 1,018,552 bales to the market and M K T Railway 366,076 bales.
Those seeking postcard or stamp pictures should call on J Driver for assistance.
Burkburnett gains approval from the State Department of Banking to organize a new state bank with capital stock set at 25000 dollars. The filing confirms the bank's formation details and readiness to proceed in Burkburnett.
The Pecos fair opens October 8 for three days with promoters spending 3000 dollars for the event. In Davis, Earnest Marshall offers granite to the government at no cost to construct the Federal Building in Austin. San Antonio Chamber of Commerce discusses with Pearsall delegation the planned San Antonio Laredo highway. Galveston reports dredge Col A M Miller begins re dredging the Texas City channel to reach twenty five feet depth, removing about 1,700,000 cubic yards.
A poem by Walt Mason contrasts the rooster’s loud dawn chorus with a somber farm world. The speaker pities the dog, raven, and owl while questioning why the rooster sings a triumphant song in a land of grief. The animal’s fate is harsh as hens scratch and a cleaver ends the rooster’s life.
C. W. Barr and Son purchased four thousand bushels from W. A. Grimes in Bell county at one dollar per bushel marking the largest wheat sale on record for the area.
The Cleburne Enterprise urges residents to curb downtown shopping in distant cities. It argues buying locally supports local merchants, keeps money in town, and strengthens the community even as city life tempts with music, fashion, and novelty.
The San Antonio, Uvalde, and Gulf Ry. Co. now operates a 34 mile link between San Antonio and Pleasanton. The rest of the line is expected to open soon, with additional sections scheduled to begin service early.
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