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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
5
Local briefs note visits, school openings, and business listings in Graham Texas. Items mention H C Wilson trip to Parker County, Beckham house rooms, Miss Aytchie Chism to Stephensville, Sept 6 Graham Public Schools opening, Sunday School Convention Sept 4 5 6, and various ads for tin work windmills tanks and plumb ing plus Kipwell Cooper Lyon Hardware and Peter Schutzler wagons.
NorMAN and STOVALL invite calls writes or phone inquiries in Olney about vendor lien notes and lending money at 8 percent with no delay. The firm promotes prompt service and direct contact for financing options.
Katie Dieter proprietress announces City Bakery has moved to a new stand and will offer fresh bread and cakes daily, inviting the public to patronize the relocated shop.
Negative-space testimonial from G. E. Huntington of Eufaula Alabama proclaims Hunt’s Lightning Oil as the most useful and valuable household remedy. He claims it has no equal for cats, burns, sprains, and insect bites, based on his experience.
Notice states Graham Hardware Co requests assistance with charges for furniture, art squares, and matting. Mentions Loving as best town on the G T and W between Jacksboro and Oney. Hensley Johnson Realty Co exclusive agents for Loving town lots in Loving or Jacksboro.
Mrs Mae Voules will reopen her school on the brat Mondae in October. Patronage pect fully solicited.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church invites all to a Tea and Mother Goose Social at W. J. Tidwell's residence Friday September 3 from 4 to 10 p.m. All are welcome.
A Point Blank Texas merchant Mr Tod Robinson reports fast relief from colic using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says one dose suffices and never more than two are needed. Sloan Drug Co. sells the remedy.
A playful prompt praises Kidwel Ooper as the go to source for the best buggy at the lowest sprite and urges readers not to miss calling on them.
Olney visitors Henry Groves and J. J. Deiter and wife reached Graham, with Lucid mentions of locals Ray McCuistian and Jessie B. Wood en route to Mineral Wells. A help wanted ad seeks a sober middle aged farmer with references, Box 500, Graham. Rev Irwin Cunningham traveled through town to Eliasville from Haskell. A promotional piece urges opening a checking account to curb small purchases and temptations of money.
McKinney and FuInr state that under the Text Book Law there will be no trade in old books for new ones this season. The exchange period ended with the close of school last session. Very Truly.
A fine rain moved across portions of the county last Tuesday with the heaviest fall near Graham, affecting roads and outdoor activities. Local residents reported light accumulations and brief disruptions as the drizzle persisted through the day.
Guy Seybold announces a wood yard opening in East Graham near the High School building offering the best seasoned wood at all times. Independent phone 48-5.
A brief note states Lyon How. Go. boarded a car with Moline Double Discs and Good Enough Sulky. The readable fragment suggests a casual transport scene involving named items and local equipment.
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