Local Notes from Graham and Reno October 1907
Miss May Gilmore of Salem visits Reno. Local notices, sales, and events include accident policies from James T. Vaughan, new blacksmith shop by J. D. Sparks, and fabrics from Pettey Hallam Co. Reno magic show on October 24. Marriage licenses issued for Hawkins Bachman and Jackson Littlepage. Music by Lincoln J. Carters Down Mobile Band at noon and evening shows. Band concerts, dam inspection, and a church supper planned for October 31 in Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln J. Carter
Kiler
J. W. Moore
Moore
Ladies’ Improvement Society of Farmer
Baptist Church
J. S. Tete
Nelle Casero
Morrison Visit Recounts Denver Wreck Injuries
Jnc E Morrison visited town this week for the first time since a Denver wreck several weeks ago. He said he can hobble about but does not expect full recovery. Mrs Morrison is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnc
Afflicted With Sore Eyes Restores Hope After Years
A Kentucky resident reports 33 years of sore eyes and 13 years of blindness until Chamberlain's Salve cured inflammation, restored sight, and changed life. The testimonial notes the neighbor's push to try the salve and that it is sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
X-P. C. Earls
Cynthiana
Alice Street Bride Weds Harry Wadsworth at Graham Home
At 5 30 Sunday morning at the bride parents home Mr and Mrs 8S B Street Graham Miss Alice married Mr Harry Wadsworth Rev O J Cooper officiating The couple left by 6 oclock train for Dallas to attend the fair and will return to Graham to reside Their friends welcomed them with many gifts and best wishes for a long happy life
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Alice
Harry Wadsworth
O.J. Cooper
Methodist Church
Dallas
Graham
Casburn Ragland Nuptials At Ragland Home
The marriage of Miss Nannie Ragland to Mr Bruce Casburn was solemnized last Sunday evening at the Ragland residence east of the city. Rev O T Cooper officiated. Congratulations followed with social chats and many thoughtful gifts. The couple, raised here, are well known in Graham and receive hearty Leader wishes.
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E. R. Ragland
Nannie
Bruce Casburn
O. T. Cooper
Cashern
Grahan
Young-Douthitt Nuptials At Farmer Home
At the bride’s parents home near Farmer last Sunday at 3 o’clock Clyde Young and Pearl Douthitt were married. The couple are popular in the community and their friends extend hearty congratulations and best wishes.
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Farmer
Clyde Young
Pearl Douthitt
Health ruined by dandruff cure claim
An advertisement-style note claims a woman’s health was saved by Hooper's Tetter Cure cleansing dandruff and preserving her hair. It is credited to B.S. Doty & Co, presenting a historic patent remedy claim typical of old newspaper pages.
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Hooper
B.S. Doty & Co
The Latest and Greatest Discoveries in Conjuring Arts
A survey of recent advances in conjuring reveals new techniques, props, and misdirection methods. Prominent magicians and researchers discuss practical applications, audience psychology, and the evolving craft shaping modern stage magic.
Local Notes From Eliasville And Dallas Fair Visit
G W Pratt from Eliasville visited Dallas for the fair, with plans to return after Tuesday. A cheap organ is offered for sale at the Occidental Hotel. Dr and Mrs M H Chismeft traveled to Dallas to attend the fair and meet their daughters Sallie and Aytchie at Thorpe Springs. Stewart and Son promote Premium Flour. W Reeves of Woodson, famed mule raiser, traveled to Grayson county and planned a Dallas fair view before returning. Methodist church services were led by W H M society members with a large crowd present. An offering of sixty dollars and thirty cents was given to the Vashte Home for friendless girls.
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M. H. Chismeft
Dallas
Sallie
Aytchie
Thorpe Springs
Wim. Reeves
Woodson
Grayson County
Methodist Church
W. H. M. Society
Vashte
New Blacksmith Shop Opens Near Old Location
J. D. Sparks announces a new blacksmith shop just north of his former site. He reports having sold the old shop and built a larger, better equipped facility to serve his patrons with improved blacksmithing services in the country.
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J. D. Sparks
North Elm Street
Edward Reno Illusionist at Court House Monday Night
Edward Reno the world’s most perfect illusionist will perform at the Court House on Monday October 28. Enjoy a bewildering and original program offering wholesome fun and instruction. Admission 25c and 35c. The Omaha World praises his act and feats with borrowed objects transforming a spectator’s hat into a display of animals and items. Seats on sale at Vaughan's Jewelry Store.
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Edward Reno
Graham
East
Omaha
K. of P. Lodge
Vaughan
Six registered Short-horn Heifers for sale at bargain
Will sell six head of registered Short-horn Heifers at a bargain. Write or phone Geo. H. Craig, Graham. 10-3w.
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H. Craig
Graham
Fourth quarterly conference of Methodist church held
The fourth quarterly conference of the Methodist church was held Wednesday night. Stewards reported the pastor's salary paid in full. Collections ordered by the annual conference will be paid with a handsome excess. Department reports were gratifying. Rev M K Little presiding elder praised the Graham church work this year.
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The
Methodist Church
M. K. Little
Graham
Graham Sunday School Union at Christian Church
Sunday afternoon October 27 at 5 pm features opening scripture and prayer by Rev E V Bon, talks on Sunday School class advantages, the model Sunday School superintendent, importance of the teach meeting, ideal teacher, and discussion. A cordial invitation extends to the public to attend.
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Graham Sunday School Union
Christian Chuch
Reyv. E. V. Bo
C. E. Paxton
Model Sunday Sc
O. T. Er
A. F. Stewart
Mediate
E. Canady
Impo
Pup Hudson
E. Mabry
E. V. Bon
Bone
Grass to lease ad with partial contact note
A 1400 unit grass lease offer with unclear contact, mentioning Geo and Graham. The message references busses, rest, and reduced pricing in coming days, attributed to Kidwell x Cooper amid a garbled local contact snippet.
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Kidwell
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Kclephone
Reno
May Gilmore
Salem
City
Court House
G.L. Nowlin
Thurber
W.C. Burns
James T. Vaughan
Pettey, Hallam & Co. Would
Morrisson
Butler B Bros
Morrison & Co
Dick Leberman
Miss Hardy
True
Stewart & Son's
Will Davis
Miss Souter
Eliasville
Mrs. Ewing
Rairoad Avenue
Teral,i. T
Pettey, Hallam & Co
Alice Stewart
Fort Worth
Mobile
S. J. Hawkins
Laura Bachman
Sam Jackson
Sallie Littlepage
Young County Lumber Company
W. T. Finch
Mgr
Graham Milling Company
J. W. Jackson
Miss McCormick
Olgey
Weatherford
Mrs. T. E. Matthews
Morrison's
Chas. Craig
Bowie
I. B. Padg
Cy Arei
Albert Keen
Clarence Keen
Taras Seed
W C
BueNs
L. C. Ray
Mr. L. &. Berson
Maud Blackwood
Rev. W. M. Higgins
Darling Cook
Kidwell & Cooper
Morricon’s
Simmon
Lyceum
Wadsworth Street
Casburn
Ragland
G. W. Pratt
Dallas Fair
Occidental Hotel
Palam
Chicago
R. Fuller
Durham
Texas
Lony
P. B. Hunt
T, Drummond, Or
Geo. H. Craig
Rob McLaren
Deaier
Edison
Singer
Craham
Rock Island
Geo
St. Loui
City Bakery
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