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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
2
The Leader lists subscription prices of one year for 1.00 and six months for 50. The Graham Texas post office records show second class mailing. Editor Frank H Bowron notes no credit extended beyond one year and urges readers to check labels and renew if arrears approach a year.
The piece urges all residents of Graham to support reviving the Commercial Club as a permanent, effective force. It condemns petty jealousy, calls for unity in public efforts, and stresses civic pride, shared duty, and leaving a better Graham for future generations. It warns that those who refuse to help hinder growth and progress.
Carlisle County reader G B Burhans writes after four years that Foley's Kidney Remedy relieved his kidney trouble and has prevented any return of symptoms. He states he is evidently cured and remains pleased with the remedy.
A fragment reflecting on perception and how people discern truth. The speaker notes that while minds are free to think, some individuals remain narrow minded and expect universal sight into others’ flaws.
The North Pole has been dexplored by Dr. Cook of Brooklyn New York. The news notes a man from its domain as the first to achieve this difficult feat. It suggests the guid ing of the Pole will aid science though of little value to the average citizen.
A terse old quote notes that a deranged man with a gun would do less harm than bitter remarks and long faces from unhappy people. The line contrasts violence with social cruelty, reflecting a moral tone about restraint and civility.
The disreputable Fort Worth district known as the Acre is fading as residents move to other towns or city areas. Signs reading For Rent appear as agitation ends, and the area is being cleaned up.
Edgar N. Bayliss of Robinsonville Del states he suffered chronic cough and near consumption two years ago. He credits Foley's Honey and Tar with stopping the cough, restoring health and gaining twenty eight pounds. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
A rustic verse warns a delinquent subscriber to pay up or face action. The poem invokes wind farm and Lord while urging prompt dues before enforcement. The tone blends humor with looming pressure on arrears.
Paternalistic sales copy claims sick people need Restorative to fix inside nerves causing stomach, heart, and kidney ailments. The ad asserts weak nerves drive these conditions and promises noticeable improvement within 48 hours, urging trial by readers and naming B. S. Doty & Company as sellers.
After long deliberation the Board chose Canyon City for the new state normal school. Canyon City offered a $101000 bonus, influencing the decision to place the school in Randall county. Citizens of Graham had urged Stamford as first choice and Cisco as second.
Urges use of Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and lung illness and Foley’s Kidney Remedy for kidney and urinary problems. Warns against delaying treatment and cites Dr. Abernethy. Mentions sale by Gralam Drug'o.
The Leader plans a community visit to an old folks home, aiming to boost morale and engage residents with a timetable of activities and remarks by local figures. The outreach reflects ongoing efforts to support senior citizens in the district.
Foley's Kidney Remedy claims to cure backache kidney and bladder trouble by correcting irregularities strengthening kidneys and cleansing impurities from blood. It promotes immediate use with bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
A Stamford Tribune line reflects on newspaper service as a public institution. It notes customers who complain when not satisfied and tardy payers who delay bills, while punctual cash customers receive prompt, high quality work and timely service.
The ad touts Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy as harmless and effective for tickling or dry coughs. It claims mothers may use it even for babies, citing green leaves from a mountainous shrub and no opium or harsh ingredients. Sold by B S Doty & Company.
A humorous anecdote from a Fluvanna Herald item recalls Capt. Hudgins and his grandson during a picnic. The child’s quip about a green worm on the grandfather’s salad turns the moment into a moral tale about missed opportunities to speak.
Loving will be the best town on the G. T. & W. between Jacksboro and Oney. See the sale by Johnson Realty Co., exclusive agents for Loving town lots in Loving or Jacksboro.
T J Price writes to Editor Bowron in Graham Texas recounting fifteen years near Eliasville, happiness in Young county, fishing at Clear Fork, and notes Graham’s growth. He mentions Terry county crops, railroads near the West, and recommends visits for fresh air at 3000 feet, warning about Cap Rock climbs.
Locals report H C Wilson returning from Parker County and W F Babb from San Angelo. Mrs E Parsons recovering from typhoid fever. G E Leberman of Orth attended the Sunday School Convention with relatives in Albany. M D Booker sold a Loying crop and plans to move to Archer County. I C Gibbs of Orth attended the convention. Rev and Mrs F E Singleton returned from El Paso and Boulder. A birth announced in Olney for Walter and wife. Several locals attended the convention. Belle of Wichita and other brands advertised. Over $5000 in lots sold at the new town of Baving. Hensley Johnson Realty Co. active. Lyon Hardware Co. touts largest buggies stock in Graham. Mrs Sue H Johnson and Mrs Marvin Averitt visited in the city.
A note from the Exchange urges shoppers to first visit advertisers in town. It argues that reputable firms advertising are more likely to offer good goods at fair prices, reflecting a principle gaining recognition in business.
A 25 cent bottle of this remedy cures an ordinary cough heals the lungs and acts as a tonic for the system. Sold by all druggists.
Graham Mill and Elevator Co presents Supreme Flour as the best choice for every bread variety. The advertising copy touts its versatility and reliability for home bakers and commercial ovens alike.
Auction note lists one delivery wagon harness and gear, cheese knife case, computing scales, five syrup pumps, one sap and oil tank gauge, bins and scoops, plus other grocery fixtures. See if any item is needed.
Graham Hardware Co offers picture framing with a fine moulding selection. S. Hite Prep ad promises interest. Wichita Mill & Elevator C9 guarantees flour per sack. W. H. Putman of Proffitt and J. D. Davis of Eliasville were in town on Tuesday for business.
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