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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1911
Page
4
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A one inch snowfall hit the plains Friday night. Thomas Ba] withdrew from the U S Senate race to succeed Bailey. Three young candidates Baylor and Stephen scove lost in recent road and elections. Dallas State Fair attendance Sunday reached 128000, a new record, overwhelming hotels and forcing many visitors to seek rooms in nearby towns. Fort Worth hotels also filled and thousands stayed elsewhere.
The Free Press and Herald at Haskell merge to form one strong local paper. The consolidation aims to serve patrons with a splendid publication and reflect solid business sense, promising a prosperous year and high quality journalism for the community.
The piece reflects on aging and the fear of decline as eyesight wanes and the mind grows less active. It describes aging as a mile post along life's highway and imagines retirement in a tranquil cottage with a garden, animals, and cherished books as a consolation.
J. H. Washburn Jr. appears with Cooper Brothers who manufacture and install acetylene lights. The note promotes safety and family protection by adopting acetylene illumination.
A copy of the Clarendon News now owned by J M Warren former Editor of the Newcastle Register is described as a six column quarto neat paper. Warren is praised as a capable printer and dependable leader with ambition to serve the Plains community if locals support him.
Last week Californians approved four major measures including recalling the judiciary and enacting broader women’s suffrage. The key reform limits retrial or judgment overturns in criminal cases unless the record shows a miscarriage of justice. The measure aims to curb mob law and speed punishment, reducing judge Lynch style delays.
Your capital your spare time is your mim think of the idle lose at night that stably spent in taking by mail in Bookkeeping Shorthand Penmanship Business Letter or Arithmetic on Home Study dress Jnc Dray College address DRAUGHON PRAC TICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE Gra ham Texas.
R L Shepard announces control of the Burch coal mines and will deliver coal to any city area. Winter supply available. Phone 4 5 rings.
A reflective travel vignette describes a sunset trip to Lovelady Park. The western sky blushes blue and gray like delicate Northern lights, hay scents fill the air, birds head to shelter, city lights glow, sunflowers fringe the roadside, and a speeding car heightens the sense of living. The narrator asserts God’s handiwork in nature from grain to wind and stars, urging daily heed to the divine message.
A letter from J. R. Ransofie Jr. in Cleburne Enterprise laments the harsh legal pursuit of distressed women harmed by male seduction and argues for prosecuting predatory men while easing the burden on victimized Magdalens. The writer contends social double standards and calls for mercy and reform.
An advertisement extols Herbine as an admirable regulator for sluggish bowels. It claims benefits for the liver and stomach and a restored feeling of strength and buoyancy. The price is 50 cents and it is sold by druggists.
A quote laments the risk reporters take to publish pointed criticism and the reluctance of some to sign due to business fears. The Lina Commercial Club is running a campaign to issue bonds for a street macadam project and sewer system installation in that city.
It is estimated that 125,000 bales of cotton will be exported from Texas to Japan this year, signaling strong trade activity. The projection reflects ongoing shipments and market demand across the Pacific.
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