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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1907
Page
2
The notice lists subscription prices for The Leader: one copy for one year at 1.00 and six months at 50 cents. It states the publication is entered at Graham Texas post office as second class mail.
A Washington Herald snippet questions Canal Zone conditions, noting rumors of a cat adopting six mice and suggesting benevolent assimilation. The ad promotes DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills with a week’s treatment offered at 25 cents, sold by Graham Drug Co.
The piece notes Uncle Sam will import coal from Wales as it costs less than domestic coal. It warns his sons and daughters must buy the home coal and bear the tariff tax, highlighting a cross border duty impact.
Miss Cecelia Smith of Beaumont Texas offered 1000 dollars for a cure of tetter in her hands. After using a one dollar bottle of Hooper's Tetter Cure her hands are well and she withdraws the offer. Guaranteed by B S Doty and Co.
The piece humorously notes that milk dealers convicted of watering milk would have fared poorly as Wall Street financiers, suggesting a mismatch between their craft and high finance.
Don’t fret when the baby is peevish and restless. Give it Cascasweet, a stomach corrective for babies and children. Contains no harmful drugs. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
The colored vote tilts toward Tom Johnson as president backs Burton, signaling a shift in support and a political reckoning for local campaigns.
The text notes unresolved questions about why he endures illness with an enlarged liver that affects the stomach, lungs, kidneys, and bowels, causing great distress and pain, and mentions a belief that Herbton could stop it.
A remark contrasts Chicago 400 with the New York crowd, praising the smaller group by noting they are all Republicans and implying a lower perceived threat from their political stance. The speaker frames the Chicago group as a manageable minority within the broader partisan landscape.
The product proves popular with children who enjoy its maple sugar flavor. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is advertised as a safe prompt remedy for coughs and a general family aid.
A Chicago professor asserts that gulls think as men and women do and possess reason. Though not a scientist, he concedes gulls think as some people do, inviting cheer with the unusual comparison.
A Mr B W L Hall of Waverly Virginia advocates Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for fast relief from colds. He claims it is the best cold remedy and has recommended it to friends who agree. Sold by all druggists.
Bryan argues the constitution remains unchanged except where new conditions require amendments. He warns that calls to centralize corporate power threaten the American system with a strong critique of President Roosevelt and his stance against large trusts.
Cotton picking winds down as farmers prepare ground for wheat and oats in South Bend. M L MecBrayer is sick. Mrs S I Payne and daughter return from Oklahoma visiting relatives. Jos Braddock of El Paso visits parents. Mrs Dr Cagle and children visit kin here. Mrs Bob Millican and daughter visited Mrs Goode last Saturday. Lizzie Cribe and family from Cement Okla come to Texas for winter with Douglass family. Carrie Collier of Jack County dies at grandmother Fickling’s home October 12. she leaves a husband three sons and many relatives. Rev W M Goode conducts funeral at McBrayer cemetery.
In November 1901 Mrs. L. Cousins of Otterburn Michigan states her throat quinsy relief came quickly after applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm a liniment noted for sprains and swellings. For sale by all druggists.
American coal is to be used for battleships heading to the Pacific if the cost does not exceed 50 percent more than foreign coal tenders. Critics say the coal trust would gain protection, but President Roosevelt has given the order.
A nostalgic testimonial praises Hunt's Lightning Oil as a universal remedy. Grand Pop treats rheumatism, Dad handles cuts and bruises, Mamy eases burns and chafes, Sis relieves catarrh and chilblains. The speaker asserts it quickly eliminates pain for all.
President Roosevelt, speaking at McKinley’s tomb, denounced the predatory rich and urged punishment for those who plundered public funds. He argued that immunities granted by the president and advisers fuel public anger against lawbreakers among the wealthy.
A brief notice quotes W T Pinch, manager, urging customers to settle lumber bills promptly to avoid losses for both parties. The message frames the prompt payment as beneficial to the Young County Lumber Company and its clients.
For more than fifteen years Hunt's Cure has worked on the afflicted. Its mission is to cure skin troubles, particularly itching. Its success is not from advertising but from actual efficacy. One box is guaranteed to cure any case.
Farmers sow wheat after recent rains while Uncle Josh West and J M Rickels attend county court in Breckenridge. Mr and Mrs J J Steele of Fisher County visit brother J W Steele and friends. H J Cretsinger and J H Wesley plan to ride Spaulding hacks. CEDELITE.
W C Bott of Star City Indiana, a hardware merchant, praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for ten years of safe cures for his family’s croup and whooping cough. He notes his oldest child suffered severe attacks but always recovered quickly, and he has recommended it to neighbors. For sale by all druggists.
Political maneuvering tightens as Taft and Cortelyou push to raise the presidential limit. Roosevelt faces a decisive moment as rivals demand a firm stance and public disclosure of strategy.
For over fifteen years Hunt's has sold its remedy with a strict guarantee to cure any itching skin trouble. Less than one percent of buyers request refunds because the product reliably does the work.
Buy the SUPREME flour at Pettey Hallam and Co for top quality baking. The ad urges readers to select SUPREME flour for best results in kitchen use.
The piece warns housewives face a hard winter as commodity prices rise by over 50 percent and urban food costs jump nearly 380 percent from last year. It notes wages may fall or stagnate despite calls from Republican politicians promising prosperity and urging tariff protection of trusts.
A drinkable style ad notes the pleasant purgative effect of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. It claims the tablets create a healthy condition of the body and mind, leaving users feeling joyful. Price is 25 cents with samples free at all druggists.
Notice under chapter 164 and amended by chapter 108 directs bids for the Young County Texas depository. Bids due by November 11, 1907 to County Clerk or undersigned. Commissioners court will award to highest and best bid on that date. Gro H McLaren, County Judge.
An old newspaper ad promotes The Dallas Semi-Weekly News and Graham Leader offering both papers for one year at $1.75 payable in advance. Emphasizes world news for families and urges prompt subscription before 1908 presidential year.
An appeal notes about 100 people in Young county may qualify for monthly sickness benefits ranging from $30 to $75 under an accident and sick indemnity policy offered by R. C. McPhail. The message urges residents to apply now before illness or accident occurs.
Small family seeks permanent live in cook and housekeeper with good wages. Similar position offered at neighboring house for a friend or relative. Apply to M. K. Graham in Graham Texas.
Gisco Marble Works offers tombstones with prompt service. Grave digging includes adults seven dollars and children five dollars. Contact W. E. Baker sexton at Oak Grove Cemetery.
Two fine horses and a wagon offered for sale. Apply to 2t J. R. Fore.
Wanted at once. Man and family to work on farm. Thirty dollars a month to right man. E M Eichelberger, 2b Graham, Texas.
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