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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1906
Page
8
Judge Akin tried the etere versus WK Fouts on Monday and found the defendant guilty of practicing as a traveling medical specialist without paying the occupation tax. A fine of 75 dollars was assessed, and the doctor appealed to the court of criminal appeals.
A small six week old black pig strayed from Chas Widmayer’s lot in east Graham. Last seen on Twin Mountain. The Leader touts a huge stove and warm winter invite for subscribers. Local notes report A H McClerkin leaving the Graham telephone exchange for Seymour. a humorous line about a lone enemy.
An advertisement touts Hunt's Cure as a guaranteed remedy that relieves and cures any form of itch including eczema and ringworm with one box. The copy emphasizes universal applicability and immediate effect.
A promotional letter from F W Devoe & Co. argues one gallon of Devoe paint goes further and lasts longer than two gallons of average paint. It claims painters and jewelers should know quality, and markets Devoe through Graham Hardware in Graham Texas.
Olney Lodge No. 790 A F and A M adopts resolutions mourning the death of Louis Weaver. The piece praises his aid to the needy, loyalty to the fraternity, and wish to extend sympathy to his relatives. Resolutions will be posted in lodge minutes and published in the Graham Leader and Dallas News. Miss Nannie Adams and Richard E Boyle named in broader notice. The segment also includes funeral verse for two babies and Miss Bernice Cox.
The notice extols Hunt's Lightning Oil as a superior remedy for burns bruises and sprains especially for laborers who earn their living by toil. It claims the product will ease pain and aid in the strife of accidents that occur in daily work.
Chariny Farris and family depart by Tuesday train toward California to establish a future home. The community laments Chaley and kin leaving the county while wishing them success in the Golden State as The Leader promises to visit and remain a friendly observer of their new life.
The ad touts Chamberlains Salve for itching skin conditions with claims of instant relief and permanent cures. It notes druggists carry the product and urges use for eczema tetter and related diseases.
Sick headache is caused by stomach disorder and indigestion. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets correct these disorders and may ward off an attack if taken at the first sign. For sale by all druggists.
Frank Waggoner sold his residence on West Third street to Mr. Ainsworth for 550 dollars. It is reported that Waggoner plans to build a new home immediately.
For Rent. A 150 acre prairie farm with a good house and water. Renters must provide a capable workforce and strong teams. Apply to this office. 31
Mr. A. V. Callen of Cordell Oklahoma, an old subscriber and former county resident, called last Saturday and settled his Old Reliable subscription.
Travelers are advised to carry Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in hand luggage as a safeguard against sickness from impure water. The notice notes the remedy may prevent distress and delay and is for sale by all druggists.
A fine rain Saturday night and Sunday benefited grain sowing, reducing church services. Prof Lawrence showed a schoolhouse pictures show Saturday night. Cone Walker and Bert Yates returned from the Dallas fair. J D Lowe O Andrew B A Holybee and C D Leberman bought new vehicles from Spaulding last week. Mrs Dollie Leberman and Miss Sarah Hardy visited Graham this week. Jesse Watson harvested 621 pounds of cotton last Wednesday. J D Lowe lost a fine horse Sunday morning from overeating wheat.
Our Heavenly Father has taken from Mr. and Mrs. W H Barrett two beloved children. We extend deepest sympathy to the grieving parents and grandparents, praying for divine blessings and remembering that the Lord works all things for good to those who love Him.
Summary of scattered excerpts from the New York Post describing sunflower origin and oil content, uses in Russia and India, a brief tale of an English baronet ignorant of battles, and a Sunday school anecdote about Benny and his penny. The piece mixes science notes, curiosities, and humor with no single cohesive event.
Dora races to stop Steve from leaving after Mrs Hale declares him gone. Miss Prissy urges reconciliation and humility while Dora confronts a meddling suitor and the perilous promise of an inevitable, painful reunion in Lynchburg.
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