Hearst's American Home and Farm launches weekly Chicago periodical
Williams R Hearst introduces Hearst's American Home and Farm a weekly Chicago publication aimed at households mechanics farmers and homemakers It promises cartoons editorials household and women's departments market and crop reports exclusive European cable news fiction and noted contributors The first issue appeared April 19 subscription offers include a year for 1 75 for both Hearst's American Home and Farm and the local newspaper for a few days only
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Williams R. Hearst
Chicago
Hearst
Buster Brown
Happy Hooligan
Lulu
Leander
Foxy Grandpa
Iphonse
Gaston
Maud
Outeault
Opper
Swinnerton
Inks
Bunny
Elia Wheeler Wilcox
John A. Logan
Beatric Fairfax
Winifred Black
Hugor Somerset
United States
American Home and Farm
Gravam Leaver
Perfect Protection Ad Offers Low Cost Insurance
An insurance ad offers protection against accidents and sickness for $1.00 per month with claims paid at sight. It seeks good agents and names W. M. Praster as District Manager in Loving Texas.
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W. M. Praster
Dist Mgr
Loving
Texas
Devoe Paint Ad Claims Superior Value Over rivals
A letter to M. K. Graham in Graham Texas extols Devoe paint as superior and cost saving. It cites a local comparison by J H Torrence who painted two similar houses with the same price paint but vastly different yields, alleging one brand used 25 gallons with 15 percent white pigment and the other 15 1/2 gallons of Devoe.
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Graham
Texas
Devoe
Fairchild
Lufkin
J H Torrence
Cotton Pickers Wanted and Local Notices
Classified notes announce cotton pickers with good pay and furnished housing. Mentions subscriptions, farm machinery sales ads, and a Kansas political figure Walter Treue, secretary of the republican campaign committee in Pittsburg, with a note on a county attorney race. Also references Mrs. Owens Rothwell visiting Vera Cruz, Mexico and J. W. Fulps.
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Owens Rothwell
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Walter Treue
Kansas
Republican Campaign Committee
Pittsburg
Kas
Coley
Death of Mrs Pirie Agnes Stone at her Stephens county home
The obituary recounts the 1906 death of Pirie Agnes Stone at age 54 near Ivan in Stephens county Texas. Born October 28 1851 in Putnam County Indiana, she moved with her family to Parker county Texas and later settled in Stephens county. She joined the Primitive Baptist church, led a devout Christian life, and was known for hosting gatherings. Survived by husband J W Stone and five children two sons and three daughters, with burial attended by all but the youngest daughter Mary late who was in Pampa. The notice includes prayers for sorrowing relatives and biblical verses, with D J E Clark signing as writer.
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Ivan
Stephens County
Texas
Pirie Agnes Stone
J. W. Stone
Putnam County
Indiana
John Layne
Parker County
Weatherford
Primitive Baptist Church
Willis Russell
Mary
Pampa
Gray County
Stuene
Israel
Jesus Christ
An Awful Cough Cured By A Remedy Claim
Mrs Ora Bus sard of Brubaker Illinois says her two year old girl with pneumonia left with an awful cough after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The remedy made her child stout and well. For sale by all druggists.
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Ora Bussard
Brubaker
Local notes from a Texas town show visits and transfers
The column records residents traveling to Fort Worth to buy cattle for shipment, a two month trip to the Choctaw Nation, a pleasant Mineral Wells outing despite rain making roads poor, and J E Chast surveying a Mexican claim. Hawkins and Airheart transfer stock and property to Drake and Shelton of Loving, with best wishes to the former partners. A reader notes widespread illness and local invoicing of stock goods by Duncan and Oatman.
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Will Farmer
Fort Worth
C. H. Rushing
Killebrew
Charlie
Cotton
Bowie
Grrandpa Drum
Wells
J. E. Chast
Mexico
Messrs
Hawkins
Airheart
Drake & Shelton
Loving
J. L. Duncan
A. E Oatman
Hawkins & Airheart
Special Clubbing Offer for Local News Readers
Up-to-date men and farmers in the district are urged to subscribe to a combined paper, The Dallas Semi-Weekly News with The Graham Leader. One year for $1.75 includes 156 weekly copies and special features aimed at Local News Home Enterprises Personal Items State National and Foreign affairs.
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Dallas
Graham Leader
Hfe
Times
Farmers’ Forum
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TRAV
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Imm Anh Agert
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Kansas City, MO
M. K. Graham
W Devoe & CO
Graham Hardware
D.C. Brooks
Graham, Texas
J. H. Newby
D. C. Brooks
Salem
Leader
Stevens
Ling
Pte
J Stevens Arms and Tool
P.O
Mass
U.S. A
Jesus
Jerusalem
Christ
D. J. E. Clark
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Munn & Co
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