Local election candidates listed for Young County positions
The slate includes W. A. Johnson Hall County state senate candidate. R. B. Humphrey is named for the 104th district representative. P. A. Martin seeks district judge. S. M. Foster runs for district attorney 30th judicial district. J. L. Vaughan county clerk. D. D Cusenbary county clerk. E. W. Fry county judge. Freep T. Arnold county attorney. R. Lindsey county superintendent. I. B. Padgett county treasurer. G. D. Hinson tax assessor. O. H. Brown sheriff. J. E. Parsons tax collector. E. E. Hall justice precinct 1. W. E. Crim public weigher precinct 1. A. H. Art Jones commissioner precinct 1. R. J. Johnson commissioner precinct 3.
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W. A. Johnson
Hall County
R. B. Humphrey
P. A. Martin
Atty 30Th Judicial Dist
S. M. Foster
J. L. Vaughan
D. D Cusenbary
E. W. Fry
Freep T. Arnold
Bright Outlook for Democracy in Senate Races
Washington dispatch predicts Democratic gains in 1911 as six of thirty retiring senators are Democrats. Forecasts include Texas Virginia Mississippi Tennessee Maryland Florida seats facing turnover with potential Democratic wins in Indiana Connecticut Nebraska Missouri Nevada Maine Montana New York Ohio New Jersey Massachusetts North Dakota West Virginia Arizona and New Mexico.
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Washington
Maine
United States Senate
New York World
Culberson
Texas
Swanson
Virginia
Money
Albert J. Beveridge
Conneticut
Bulkley
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Burkett
Missouri
Warner
Nixon
Nevada
Montana
Carter
New York
Depew
Ohio
New Jersey
Masachusetts
North Dakota
West Virginia
Sisterhood of States
Senate
New Mexico
Forced to Leave Home for Lung Trouble Cure
A health ad touts Dr. King's New Discovery as a home remedy for lung trouble, claiming it cured a patient from Calamine Arkansas who gained weight and improving health. The ad promises a guaranteed cure for coughs la grippe asthma croup and related lung issues with a free trial bottle offer.
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Dr. King
W.R
Calamine
Ark
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted by Graham Drug Co
An advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar is a safe and effective medicine for children and emphasizes choosing the genuine yellow package. It warns against opiates or harmful drugs and promotes Graham Drug Co as the seller.
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Foley's
Graham Drug Co
Pain Makes Pleasure Tantrums of Hunger
The quote suggests hunger sharpens appetite and enhances the savor of meals, implying pain is a necessary prelude to enjoyment and satisfaction in dining experiences.
Graham Builds More Fine Residences Than Town Its Size
The town proudly touts having more fine residences than any peer its size in the state. Officials say sturdy homes, stylish designs, and early redevelopment signals reflect strong urban progress. Residents note improved streets, services, and a growing sense of prosperity.
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Graham
Dr Shoop Health Coffee Sold As Coffee Substitute
Advertises Dr Shoop Health Coffee as a substitute with no real coffee content made from toasted grains malt and nuts. Claims a real coffee taste and a quick preparation marketed by A F Stewart & Son.
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Dr. Shoop
Stamford News-Tribune Names Judge B Greenwood Editor
The Stamford Tribune and News consolidates with Judge B Greenwood as editor and manager. Former County Judge of Stephens County and ex editor of the Breckenridge Texan, Greenwood is described as a capable writer who will make the News-Tribune a paper Stamford residents may be proud of.
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Stamford Tribune and News
B. Greenwood
Judge Greenwood
Stephens County
Breckenridge Texan
News-Tribune
Stamford
Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy Endorsed for Safe Use
The ad touts Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy as a gentle cure for tickling and dry bronchial coughs. It claims safety for infants, asserts no opium or harsh ingredients, and urges mothers to demand Dr Shoop's, sold by Graham Drug Co.
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Shoop
Snyder Signal Chooses E B Barnes as Editor
E B Barnes of Snyder has become editor of the Snyder Signal, successor to the Coming West. The longtime journalist brings bright, entertaining reporting and renewed pen work to readers of the periodical.
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E. B. Barnes
Snyder
Snyder Signal
Coming West
Brother Barnes
the News
Electric Bitters Promised as Health Builder for All
A health tonic claims to boost vigor and brain power through improved stomach and liver function and purer blood. Customer testimonial from W M Sherman cites kidney trouble relief after three bottles. Available for 50 cents at local druggists.
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W. M. Sherman
Cushing
Sunday School Rally Day At Christian Church
The first Sunday in November marks Rally Day for Sun day school at the Christian Church. A souvenir will be given to each attendee. Regular services include Sunday school 9 45, preaching 11 00, Y P 8, C B 6 45, followed by preaching at 7 30. Your presence will be appreciated.
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Christian Church
Graham Leader Booster Edition praised by peers
The Graham Leader released a Special Booster Edition on quality book paper with profuse illustrations. Editors Bowron and periodical staff receive commendation from Olney Enterprise and Silverton Enterprise for the town uplifting effort and persistent local journalism.
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Graham Leader
Graham
Brother Bowron
Olney Enterprise
Bowron
Young
Briscoe County Herald
Capt Bogardus Eyes Bull's Eye Champion Speaks
Lincoln Illinois resident Capt Bogardus, famed for a 100 pigeons in 100 shots record, credits Foley Kidney Pills for relief from long standing kidney and bladder trouble. He reports backache, cloudy urine, and morning headaches resolved after three bottles. Graham Drug Co. sells the pills.
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Lincoln
Ill
Foley
Graham Drug Co
The Virtue of Sincerity vs Hypocrisy
A writer critiques insincerity among women and men, arguing that open truthfulness earns respect while duplicity and backbiting harm reputation. The piece contrasts two women’s quarrel with the benefits of straightforward conviction and facing enemies openly.
Restorative treatment targets hidden stomach nerves
Dr Shoop explains a tiny inside nerve governs the stomach with branches to the heart and kidneys. When these nerves fail the organs falter, so Shoop's Restorative aims to restore the failing nerves. Within 48 hours patients report relief. Sold by
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Shoop
Graham Drug Co
Tailor-Made Suits Advertises Fit Guarantee
Tailor-Made Suits from The Graham Tailor Shop promotes representatives for universal and Taylor tailoring for men's suits with a fit guaranteed.
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Graham Tailor Shop
Trust in Tariff Promises Is Shown Fatally Flawed
A critical blast against the Republican tariff record argues that the Payne Aldrich bill failed to provide real reform. It cites Taft’s pledge for downward revision and says lawmakers protected entrenched interests from any meaningful cuts. The piece links steel cotton wool sugar and lumber lobbies to congressional resistance, asserting the party’s unity shields special favors.
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Wm. H. Taft
Republican Party
Payne Aldrich
Congress
Steel Trust
Lumber Trust
Sugar Trust
Generous and Charitable Wish Promotes Foley Kidney Remedy
I N Regan a farmer of Missouri shares how Foley's Kidney Remedy cured his painful kidney and bladder complaints that left him unable to work or sleep. He reports the remedy provided complete relief and credits Graham Drug Co for the sale.
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Foley
I. N. Regan
Graham Drug Co
Fresh line of extracts and baking supplies advertised
Stewart & Son advertise extracts chocolate and White Swan Coconut for cake making at Red Front Grocery. Also promoted is Intentional Stock and Poultry Food by W. L. Tipweut & Son to improve horse and cow health and chicken performance. A test is promised to prove superiority.
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Stewart & Son
W. L. Tipweut & Son
P L Gibson warns trespassers to stay off his pasture
All parties are warned to keep out of P. L. Gibson's pasture. He will prosecute to the full extent of the law any persons caught trespassing or stealing pecans.
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P. L. Gibson
Seymour Opens Notable City Water Works of 20 000 Gals Hour
Seymour completes a new water system hailed as among the best of its size in the state. The supply comes from a well pumping 20 000 gallons per hour for three hours without diminishing the yield.
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Seymour
Banner
Stop Renting Now Offer Near Open Prairie
An advertisement notes a limited cash option from 1 to 10 dollars with a balance due over two to ten years at an open prairie location nearby. The listing emphasizes affordable terms and a practical path to ownership.
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Open Praire Lang
Enced
Hereditary Tendencies and Training in Criminology
The piece argues that youth crime often stems from conditions rather than innate taints. It contends that influential surroundings and poor training shape a boy into a criminal during formative years rather than a fixed criminal essence in his blood.
Home and School Responsibility for Youth Conduct
The author argues that society blames youths while scornful of their parents. Schools educate minds but ignore home moral influence, and while we guard the body we neglect character. He calls for improving home surroundings to match school efforts to protect society.
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Frank H. Bowron
Roosevelt
Taft
Ballinger
Capt. Bogardus
Lynn
Dallas
American Foundry & Machine Works
John £. Morrison
Docto
Dr. King’s
King
Trea
Soret
Vestas Et, Worth, Texas
Rock Island
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