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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1909
Page
5
Birth announced a son born to Mr and Mrs P C Reed on October 4. Fresh Keg of Aar to built Olives at Dowdles Ry. Mrs Luther D Clark left to visit in Waco and Marlin. Edith Walsh from Murray entered Graham High School. Supreme Flour advertised for baking and grocery stores stock it. A R Looney and J G Sum mar visited Olney on business. Graham Mill and Elevator Company makes flour corn meal and feed. Farmers work cotton in fine weather.
If your ft is not giving satisfaction the best Belle of Wichita. The gins are busy and if the dry weather continues all the cotton in this section of the country will soon be ginned. Miss Lou Cunningham is attending the Jacksboro Carnival Septure at W. S. Tidwell and Sons. Several cars of cattle were shipped from Graham last Saturday. No smoother inferior corn in the chops or by the Graham Mill and Elevator Co. Miss Sammye McCombs visited home folks Saturday and Sunday.
A bar gain sale offers a three horsepower gasoline engine from Miller and Son. The listing highlights value and availability for buyers seeking compact power solutions.
Mrs J W Jackson departed Thursday for Waco to spend two or three weeks away from home.
A series of short notes reports residents like Jo Akins and W O Clark in the East Graham area, and Mrs J A Baughn at Jacksboro Carnival. Fire hits S J Culwell residence with no insurance. new school bonds approved for a Newcastle brick schoolhouse. local improvement urges residents to weed around properties.
The text urges steady savings and credit building as steps toward future success. It emphasizes that increasing one’s bank account by even a dollar each time moves a person ahead of the crowd and that good habits in saving and credit are as valuable as the money saved.
An older advertisement references McIntire crucible springs priced at five six and ten dollars. The ten dollar option is described as a double deck spi ten year guarantee on these springs in Metalli Tag.
The building committee of the I C O F invites bids for a 70 foot brick building. Plans and specifications are available at this office for review before submission.
A few clouds drifted across Graham last Sunday, the first such clouds spotted in the area after an extended period of clear skies.
All our carpenters are busy and several contracts are delayed on account of the lack of carpenters. Graham continues to grow. We have a plate line of first class bangles and hacks, come and see. Kidwelly & Cooper.
Stonewall McMurry has been sick for several days but is now well enough to return to school duties.
Madress J. W CUSENBARY of Wurray Texas advertises pure bred Scollie puppies priced at ten dollars each. Local readers are invited to contact for purchase.
Fred T. Arnold and sister Miss Kate attended the show in Fort Worth yesterday. The advertisement promotes Double Discipline Plows as best for farmers, claiming lower costs and efficiency. The scrambled copy also mentions wagon makers and other rural goods, reflecting a market scene.
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