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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
7
Local notes show visits from Newcastle Olney Loving and Stamford with people like Homer David S Y Ferguson Bruce Casburn and Joe Davis. Advertisers include B A Snoddy Oliver Typewriter 8 S Street Co and Dr Cox Barbed Wire Liniment with multiple mentions of sales and real estate activity.
A collection of small classified briefs: rooms wanted by S G Durrell at the depot, Dr Cox's Painless Blister and Barbed Wire Liniment advertised for sale by B S Doty Co with guarantees, household moves to New Mexico, a Graham residence shift with Mr Wilbur Jackson noted, and restaurant offerings at Old Reliable St Louis Restaurant.
The Young County Sunday School Association meets at Graham’s Presbyterian church September 4 to 6. The schedule includes devotions, addresses by R F Short Edward Owens and John Adams, papers by Edgar McLendon Virgil Tidwell and W N Wiggins, and multiple round tables and superintendent sessions led by W N Wiggins and B F Singleton. Election and installation of officers close the event.
Poultry raisers invite farmers to bring in fat turkeys now. They will pay 8 cents per pound, urging quick deliveries while the price remains favorable. Roy D GoesTon facilitates the offer.
W. B. Williamson, who recently bought land in the Clark ranch near Olney, was in town on business last Monday. He said everything in his new community is in fine shape and he is highly pleased with his purchase.
The issue promotes Supreme Flour with grocery store suggestions, plus local real estate sales in Loving, Texas. Realty firm Hensley Johnson lists lots still available as stakes rise, while J M Norman adds home improvements. Community notices mention harvesting ads, school progress, and residents Franklin Perry moving to Gary Oklahoma.
A bay horse about 15 1/2 hands tall with a wire cut on the fore foot and a single eye spot is missing or has been taken. A $5.00 reward is offered for its delivery to the owner in Graham.
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