Leader of Graham TX 1908 notices and ads
The Leader from Graham Texas lists local notices and ads including dry goods bargains at Petallam & Co, Star Market, and Mabry Short & Co. items, as well as updates on residents Grace Smith, Joe Mabry, Lowry Owens, and Mrs. M. E. Patrick joining the millinery department. Clergy visits and community activities appear alongside agricultural notes and business offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Patrick
Dallas
Mabry, Short & Co’s
Surer cure for cuts and burns praised by reader
A Rayville Louisiana reader extols Hunt's Lightning Oil as the best remedy for cuts burns aches and bruises claiming nothing better has been found in twenty years. The letter ends requesting citation for the assertion as a verified cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Died Tuesday Morning Within Graham Area
Roy Cunningham dies at grand mother Pritchard home five miles east of town after lifelong illness. Buried in new cemetery east of Graham. The Leader extends sympathy to the bereaved. Local notices mention prices and trades, school plans, millinery selections, and visits by J B N Hardware Co and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cunningham
W. J. Kincannon
E Pritchard
Graham
Meeting Begins Fourth Sunday In Fort Worth Circuit
Rev. W. T. Kidwell of Fort Worth will start a protracted meeting here on the fourth Sunday of this month, inviting the community to attend and seek spiritual renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Kidwell
Fort Worth
Hunting ban issued for western county pastures
A public notice warns that hunting in the western part of the county is strictly forbidden. Violators will face enforcement actions as authorities reiterate the prohibition and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thwestern
Poultry Market Prices and Roy D Goauston
Market listing shows per pound pricing for poultry items including hens frying chickens eggs fresh butter and turkeys with Roy D Goauston noted. Prices range from 8 to 21-2 cents per pound across categories. One line references specific rate tiers and seller name.
Patton Insane in Mills and Patton Case Trial
The grand jury did not indict in Mills and Patton. Hyner Patton was tried Wednesday and ruled insane by a county court jury of inquiry. An attempt will be made to place him in a state insane asylum. Mills and his Throckmorton attorney, Judge Ben Reynolds, left for home. The Mills-Patton case is a closed incident for now. Local notices and names follow with brief community updates on visits, marriages, licenses, and relocations of residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Patton
Hyner Patton
Arthur Mills
Throckmorton
Ben Reynolds
Mills-Patton
Punishment and gentleness in child reproof
A mother and visitor discuss punishing a child named Adolph for mischief. The exchange argues fear versus gentle remonstrance, noting harsh punishment breeds deception and alienation. The piece cites Mary E. Bryan in UNCLE REMUS THE HOME MAGAZINE for September.
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Adolph
Mary E. Bryan
Uncle Remous
the Home Magazine
Indian Mound social notes and local updates
Local column from Indian Mound touches on rain bringing cheer, sick friend Billie Fisher, Austin Bird visiting Olney, Mrs. C. E. Waters hosting a youth gathering, and visits among Fisher, Bird, Ledbetter, and Steadham families. Mentions Carnival in Comanche and coal-field trips, upcoming cotton picking, and Sunday School at 10 am encouraging participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Fisher
Austin Bird
Olney
C. E. Waters
Jessie Ledbetter
Dallas
Clarence Ledbetter
Caddo
J. S. Fisher
Bessie
Corolin Fisher
Lillie
Jennie Bird
Ed Steadham
Forestburg
Steadham
Mollie Collins
Gentry Williamson
Commanche
Oklahoma
West Elm Street wagon yard sale for cash or farm
For sale or trade. The wagon yard on West side of Elm Street offers cash or farm terms. For further particulars see F Herron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Red Top News Notes Community Life and Visitations
Local column reports fine cotton weather and good yields as land is prepared for wheat. Sunday School progress praised under W. C. McGee. Uncle Dock Slater lauded for talk at the Sunday School Convention in Graham. Joe Johnson visits and plans relocation to Knox county garden spot of Texas. Fannie Rutherford hosts a lively Saturday night party. Ruby Slater to attend Ringgold College. News of births, visits, families, and local improvements including red-painted buggy house and Oklahoma trip reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. McGee
Dock Slater
Graham
Uncle Dock
Joe Johnson
Cherokee County
C. C. McBride
Joe
Hunt County
Knox County
Young
Texas
Fannie Rutherford
Will Steen
Miss Ruby
Ringgold
Ruby
J. W. Barrett
G. W. Slater
Bertha
Carrie McBee
Eula Carr
Ben Slater
A. R. Rutherford
Will Slater
A. J
Roscoe Lowe
Oklahoma
Joe McBride
Davis
Cotton Ginning Notice by Farmers Aston Gin Company
A brief notice from A. H. Jones states the Farmers Aston Gin Company is ready to gin cotton this season and thanks patrons for last year’s support, seeking continued patronage.
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Aston Gin Company
A. H. Jones
Prospector Chooses Young County for Home and Land
G. H. Roberts, after a tour through Throckmorton Haskell Baylor Knox and Archer counties, found Young County land best and decided to locate there. He will return with his wife to settle. his two sons remain in the county while he plans to move from Athens Texas where he currently farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Fay
Conner Creek
G. H. Roberts
Throckmorton
Haskell
Baylor
Knox
Archer
Athens
Texas
It Does It Cheatams Chill Tonic Guarantee
A claim promotes Cheatams Chill Tonic as the remedy that cured parents decades ago and now promises to cure readers, their children, and all present time with a guaranteed effect.
It Knocks Malaria Out With Cheatham’s Chill Tonic
An old reliable patent medicine claims to cure malaria quickly and permanently. One bottle is guaranteed to cure any one case and the ad urges readers to try Cheatham’s Chill Tonic, promising sure results.
Rain aids local cotton yields and community notes
Murray reports rain improves prospects with three quarters to a bale of cotton anticipated. August Robinson and Miss Tilda visit Midway and True. Bert Walsh recovers from an injury and Etta Williams improves from slow fever. Local travel, school plans, and Sunday school attendance are noted as well as general well wishes for the county paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Robinson
Tilda
Midway
Bert Walsh
Etta Williams
Walsh Robinson
Graham
Maggie Kramer
Woodson
Tilda Robinson
Fort Worth
Polytechnic College
Sunshine
Farm for Sale Near Graham with Tanks House and Windmill
200 acres in total with 85 acres cultivated, four miles northeast of Graham. Includes tanks, windmill, house, barn, and outhouse. Asking price 3000 dollars per acre. See owner J J Dowpy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
J.J. Dowpy
Buckner's Arnica Salve Knocks Out Ulcers
J R Goodwin of Reidsville North Carolina says Buckner's Arnica Salve is a sure-enough knocker for ulcers. A bad leg ulcer last summer was knocked out in a few rounds with no scar. Guaranteed for iles sores burns etc. 25c at loan's Drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.R. Goodwin
Reidsville
N.C
Loan’s Drug Store
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Star Market
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Miss Grace Smith
The
Ursiline Academy
Joe Mabry
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Carlisle College
A. Secuda
Methodist Church
Lowry Owens
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Austin College
J. H. Bowman
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S.H. Smith
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Graham National Mill and
Hogan
J. Burns
Hwd, Co
Sam Hinson
Young County Land and Abstract Company
Mamie Johnson
Daugh
R. J. John
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J. T. Ov
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J. B. N. Hwd. Co
Jay Fay
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Exie Ragie
Hdw. Co
J. X. Watkins
Ballinger
W. A. Mayo
Short & Co
AJ. McCan
Cedar Hill
Henry
Murray
Mr. McCan
City Bakery and Restaurant
P. P. Trumoys
Roy D Goauston
All Good Grocers
Genesee Pure Food Co
le Roy
N. Y
Walter Sloan
Mrs
Earnest Peer
Guymon
Bessie Perry
Jacksboro
Cap Robinson
Grady
G. L. Nolin
Abiline
Maggie Price
Lizzie Minchion
Lucy DeLong
Susie Milam
Eliasville
T. E. Cannedy
Baylor College
Belton
Norman, J. &. Cook
Lula Watson
John Shepherd
Zoda Walker
C. McSpadden
Willie Bearden
Kincannon
Paris
8S. E. Pritchard
P. D. Clack
Harve
Montana
J. W. Timmons
Medlan Chapel
F, Herron
Arnold & Arnold
Attorneys-at-Law
Co. W. Johnson
West Side Square
W. A. Morris
Graham National Bank
Graham, Texas
Kay & Akin
G. Drummond Hunt
Slaughter B
Indiana
J. W. Akin
Graham Nat'l Bank
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