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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
5
Miller's Studio on East Side Square offers a ten percent discount in October with a free Large Portrait for each dozen 4x6 or larger photographs and a free portrait with the same deal in November. December continues the Large Portrait offer. Christmas remembrances encouraged. Don’t delay.
A Graham area column reports J A Allen, J D Baty, G B Underwood, Ralph Shuffler and others in city on various business or social visits. Grace Stewart joins The Graham Leader staff. Miller's Studio promotes offers while Joe L Groves joins local subscribers list. Graham High football eyeing Crowell. Gooseneck bridge work delays. car thefts continue. Halloween window displays attract crowds.
A fragment evokes a playful verse about Little Miss Ramona and a lively song boys sing at filling stations, hinting at cheeky verse from a bygone era.
Copy promotes Graham gasoline as friendly fuel that fuels miles with extra services. It invites drivers to fill tanks, add water and oil, check tires, and buy more goods before leaving. The ad emphasizes cheerful service, asking customers to say hello and share a smile as a souvenir.
A. D. Stewart outlines fast plans for the big parade on November 11 and seeks contacts for floats and decorated cars. C. M. Craig has been missing from the street for days. an investigation shows he was at work, unusual for him, but it aligns with him.
We express thanks to friends and neighbors who were kind and helpful during the hours of suffering and death of our beloved daughter and granddaughter Evelyn Carter who was seriously burned last Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Carter Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carter.
A. Tellem Sez urges customers to trust Ramsey Drug Company for prescriptions and health needs. He praises the store as a bright place with trustworthy staff and careful care, claiming safety and satisfaction for all who trade there. He notes the mood is uplifted by music.
The Methodist church plans a revival starting next Sunday led by Rev. T. E. Bowman. Rev. W. E. Hawkins and singer C. G. Spindler will direct the effort urging all Christians to cooperate, pray, and fill the church for a moral and religious community uplift.
President E Y Mullins of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville calls Christians to engage in world events and awaken an American conscience. He warns that without U S influence the European situation remains perilous.
Prohibition agents seized liquor valued at $50 000 in a New Orleans hotel during the Grain Dealers National Association convention. After the raid, would‑be customers whispered through keyholes a password, but agents responded quietly with the phrase Lets take a boat ride. The boat has sailed.
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