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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1912
Page
2
The text shows subscription prices for The Leader including one copy, one year, and six months with a 60 cent implication. The notice is stamped as mailed from Graham Texas and identifies Frank H Bowron as editor. It cautions that any erroneous reflections will be corrected upon notification.
Por County Tax Collector E Parsons for Sudiby along with Commissioner of Precinct No. 1 A H Jones and Commissioner of Precinct No. 2 are named in the public notice for county administration.
A small town touts its orderly streets and green spaces as a key point of civic pride. Residents note improved safety, beautification projects, and community events that showcase the town’s clean and orderly character.
An industry expert warns that subpar ads can backfire, giving rivals free air time and diminishing a brand’s impact. Businesses are urged to invest in clear messaging, better visuals, and targeted placement to maximize campaign effectiveness.
The text urges workers to actively participate and engage in tasks beyond idle posing. It highlights taking initiative, supporting efforts, and contributing to promotion of their duties or interests rather than just appearing competent.
Mrs Talitha A Thomas widow of Elder D P Thomas born June 4 1822 Roan County Tennessee died October 1 1912 aged ninety. She joined the Primitive Baptist Church in 1849 and moved to Texas in 1875. She mothered thirteen children ten living seven sons and three daughters with homes in Oklahoma New Mexico Texas and Tennessee. Her seven sons are preachers and for years she lived in Oklahoma with son C H Thomas until death. She was buried beside her youngest daughter in Oklahoma and Mt Zion Primitive Baptist Church honors her sixty three years of faithful service. Publication requested for Graham Leader and Advocate of Truth.
A Fort Worth Record editorial argues public school quality hinges on teacher pay and career commitment. It cites age and experience gaps among Texas teachers, notes teaching as a calling, and urges higher salaries to attract and retain capable educators. It also frames teaching as central to national progress and governance.
Mr Gray and wife lose two year old son when a buggy enters deeper water at Elm Creek crossing three miles north of town during heavy rains. The child was hurled to safety on the bank but crawled back into the river and drowned. The couple grieves as rescuers fail to revive the boy.
An old advertisement promotes Herbine as a tonic to purify liver stomach and bowels against seasonal chills and digestive issues. It claims effectiveness for torpid liver weak digestion and constipation with a 50 cent price and drugstore availability.
Dee Messenger, aged over eighty, died Friday at his son A Z Messenger’s home in the Wea ver Pasture community after a period of feeble health. He was born May 7, 1843 and came from Iowa to Young County in 1875, later moving to this county ten years ago. Surviving are six children and his wife of two years’ deceased, with A Z Messenger and Mrs Y L Kennedy residing locally, others in Eastland, Oklahoma, and California.
Cleburne Enterprise notes the value of patience and empathy toward those who live differently, arguing happiness comes from guiding others with kindness. It cautions against abuse, urging gentle example and shared hope to steer friends back to constructive paths.
An advertisement notes 960 acres of very fine grass land near Throckmorton for sale at 6.50 per acre with possible trade offers. Some parcels are subdividable and 800 acres are well improved near Throckmorton at 15.09 per acre with 1-3 cash or trade terms. Phone 49 or write P O Box 207 Throckmorton Texas.
The Tennessee report shows farmers spent 103 million dollars hauling to market and 8 million locally. Improved highways could cut costs by half, saving 400 million dollars and enabling 1800 miles of macadam roads. The Memphis paper notes resistance to road upgrades and urges Texas to act with cooperative, county wide road-building using gravel and binder clay to speed construction.
A Wilson Pennsylvania woman, Mrs. P. H. Brogan, testifies from experience that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is superior to all others and effective for croup. The product is sold by Sloan Drug Co.
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