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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1909
Page
2
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The article argues Texas rangers should not be abolished after recent enforcement of gambling laws in Galveston and San Antonio and local option laws in Amarillo, Bowie, and other towns. It suggests keeping the force active, with doubling in counties where rangers are killed by local officers.
The piece extols Texas optimism amid crop failures from the Gulf to the Red River, praising the people’s spirit as they attend Dallas fairs, meet Taft and Diaz in El Paso, and plan future projects. It argues that hardship and contrast forge character, and that occasional failure fuels effort, prevents complacency, and sustains ambition.
A critical view argues Taft's push for compromise clashes with core ideals and conscience. It contends the Payne Aldrich tariff shows only a makeshift revision, ignoring labor cost measures, while tariff reform advocates insist on steadfast principles and reject final settlements that dilute morality or ideals.
A reader lauds Hunt's Lightning Oil among many liniments. After trying several, the reviewer claims it is the best and would not switch if it fails. the testimonial cites C. G. Younc of Okeene Oklahoma.
The anti prohibition press and politicians in Texas push a get together policy to unite saloon interests behind one gubernatorial and legislative slate. They aim to inflame tariff disputes and Bailey era wounds to keep prohibition off the next state elections. Judge George Clark leads the pro whiskey bloc with a two word plan to get together. Expect ongoing agitation to keep voters divided before primary season.
Senator Jnck W. Veale of Am arilla announces bid to challenge incumbent congressman John H. Stephens in the upcoming district election. Veale vows to contest the seat, signaling a competitive race as campaigns begin.
Foley Honey and Tar clears air passages and soothes throat irritation. Refrain from buying substitutes in the yellow package. R. M. Summers of Loving has purchased land in Graham and plans to move his family there. Summers, a former county commissioner, is praised as a leading local businessman welcoming new growth.
A reader reports receiving a bucket labeled Apple Batter from R G Hangx. No further details on quantity, contents, or seller location are provided in the fragment.
A reader laments that local stories are omitted by the editor, wondering if neglect or personal circumstances influenced what appeared in the paper. The piece questions accountability and editorial choices in reporting.
A weather note suggests colder air brings rheumatism and promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism chilblains frost sore stiff joints and muscle aches. Sold by all druggists.
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