Bargains and notices fill The Leader page
Local ads for dry goods at Star Market and Pettiam Co. offer below cost Linens and lard with millinery changes at Mabry Short & Co. notices of graduates heading to Dallas and Sherman, church lecture at Methodist, and various people leaving for Arlington and Austin College. Hunt’s Lightning Oil ad claims cure for cuts and bruises with a testimonial from H. H. Warp.
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Petty Fm & Co
Star Market
C.'Turner
Joe Mabry
Arlington
Carlisle College
A. Icuda
Methodist Church
M. E. Patrick
Dallas
Mabry, Short & Co's
Earth
Hunt
Died Tuesday Morning Roy Cunningham Dies at Grandmother's Farm
Roy Cunningham, son of Mrs. W. J. Kincannon, died Tuesday morning at his grandmother Mrs. S. E. Pritchard's home five miles east of town. He was buried yesterday in the new cemetery east of Graham. The death ends a life marked by lifelong illness. The Leader offers sympathy to the family. Other items note local promotions and social notes including school plans and millinery promotions. Local notices mention Lamont Oklahoma trip for Jay Fay, Exie Ragle leaving for Fort Worth to enter school, and visitors Watkin and wife from Ballinger. Millinery department promotions and events are advertised with prices and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cunningham
W. J. Kincannon
S. E. Pritchard
Graham
A.J. McCan
Cedar Hill
Henry
Murray
Meeting Begins Fourth Sunday Protracted Minister to Preach Fort Worth Leader
Rev W T Kidwell of Fort Worth will start a protracted meeting on the fourth Sunday of this month in the county. City Bakery and Restaurant advertises fresh bread cakes and pies and all meals served all day. Hunting is forbidden in county pastures and violators will face full legal penalties. Roy D Golston promotes market items with prices for various poultry eggs butter and turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Kidwell
Fort Worth
Gid Rt Jand Lunghes
Roy D. GoLston
Patton Insane Indictment Fails Mills Case Closed
The Grand Jury did not indict in Mills and Patton. Hyner Patton was tried and found insane by a county court jury of inquiry. An effort will be made to place him in a state insane asylum. Mills and his Throckmorton attorney Judge Ben Reynolds left for home. Local social notes mention visits and marriages, with licenses issued by County Clerk Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Patton
Hyner Patton
Arthur Mills
Throckmorton
Ben Reynolds
Mills-Patton
Indian Mound News Roundup Paints a Busy Patch
Rain blessed the area bringing cheer while noting local illnesses and travel. Austin Bird visited Olney relatives. Mrs. C. E. Waters hosted a lively gathering with ice cream. Jessie Ledbetter and Clarence Ledbetter visited kin. Ed Steadham and wife visited Mollie Collins. Gentry Williamson attended a Comanche Carnival. Boys prospected coal fields and a new town site. Cotton picking nears. Sunday School remains at 10 AM.
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Billie Fisher
Austin Bird
Olney
C. E. Waters
Jessie Ledbetter
Dalla
Clarence Ledbetter
Caddo
Fisher
Bessie
Cordin Weer
Lillie
Jennie Bird
Ed Steadham
Forestburg
Steadham
Mollie Collins
Gentry Williamson
Commanche
Oklahoma
Local News Notes on Weather and Community Events in Red Top
Red Top reports fine cotton weather and a good yield outlook as fields are prepared for wheat. Sunday School progress under W C McGee. Uncle Dock Slater praises the Graham Sunday School Convention. Joe Johnson visits from Cherokee County. plans to move to Knox County. Fannie Rutherford hosts a youth party. Ruby McGee will attend Ringgold College. J W Barrett and wife welcome a baby boy. Ben Slater repaints his buggy house. A R Rutherford and relatives visiting. Mrs Will Slater ill. A J and Roscoe Lowe return from Oklahoma with pleasant trip. Joe McBride’s mother and daughters move in from Davis Oklahoma. Bashrut Buen.
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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. Rutherfora
Will Slater
A. J
Roscoe Lowe
Oklahoma
Joe McBride
Davis
Local Prospector Chooses Young County for Home
A H Jones and G H Roberts returned from a prospecting tour across Throck Morton Haskell Baylor Knox and Archer counties. They found Young County land most suitable and decided to relocate there. Roberts will return with Mrs Roberts to establish residence while his two sons stay behind briefly.
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G. H. Roberts
Throckmorton
Haskell
Baylor
Knox
Archer
Athens
Texas
Remedy claims cheatams chill tonic cures all ages
An old advertisement asserts Cheatams Chill Tonic cured parents two decades ago and will cure children today. It promises a guaranteed remedy and promotes the product as a universal health solution without offering medical evidence or specifics.
It Knocks Malaria out The Old Reliable Cheatham's Chill Tonic
An advertisement touts Cheatham's Chill Tonic as a superior malaria remedy claiming faster, permanent cures with one bottle guaranteed and a risk free trial to try it.
Community Notes from Murray Include Rain Boosted Cotton
Sept 2 report from Murray notes recent rains lifting expected cotton yields to three quarters to a bale. local folks share travel updates with August Robinson and Miss Tilda visiting Midway and True. several residents recover from illness while others travel to Gra ham and Fort Worth for visits or studies. Sunday school attendance waned. girls prep for Graham and Polytechnic College as boys seek paths.
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August Robinson
Tilda
Midway
Bert Walsh
Shire
Etta Williams
Walsh Robinson
Graham
Maggie Kramer
Woodson
Tilda Robinson
Fort Worth
Polytechnic College
Bravo
Sunshine
Farm for Sale Near Graham with Windmill and Buildings
Farm for sale comprises 20 acres with 35 acres in nation, located eight miles northeast of Graham. Includes house, barn, windmill, and other outbuildings. Price per acre. See owner J J Downy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
J.J. Downy
Buckner's Arnica Salve touted as a sure-enough knocker
An ad from Keinsville North Carolina proclaims Buckner's Arnica Salve a sure-enough knocker for ulcers and sores. The witness claims a bad leg ulcer healed after a few rounds with no scar, with the product guaranteed at a local drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin
Keinsville
N.C
Ab Loan
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Gramam
Bu Resources
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S. R. Crawtorp
R. E. Maney
Boop Sraner
J M Norman
Cashier
Jel Ie
Gream
Nese Pe Food
le Roy
Graham, Texa
Mill & Hogan
Hallam & Co
Batiste
Pettiam & Co
Grace Smith
Ursiline Academy
Lowry Owens
Sherman
Austin College
J. H. Bowman
Farmer
Graham National Bank
Pummill
D . S.H. Smith
Spring Creek
Graham National Bank, Mill and Hogan
Sum Hinson
Young County] Land and Abstract Company
Mamie Johnson
R. J. John
Morom Springs
Ad . D
Fonam
P.M
H. H. Warp
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Jay Fay
Lamont
Timor
Walter Sloan
Earnest Peer
Guymon
Oklanama
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
Cook
Lula Watson
John Shepherd
Zoda Walker
McSpadden
Willie Bearden
Kincannon
Paris
8. E. Pritchard
Fred W. Fay
Conner Creek
Haskell and
Will
P. D. Clack
Harve
Montana
J. W. ‘Timmons
Medlan Chapel
John B. Mor
Ricks
Adolph
Fife
Mary E. Bryan
Uncle Remus
the Home Magazine
F, Herron
Bashrut Buen
A. H. Jones
Arnold & Arnold Attorneys-at-Law
C. W. Johnson
W. A. Morris
G. Drummond Hunt
JS Slaughter
Mont
Indiana
Kidwell & Cooper
J.W. Akin
Graham Nat'l Bank
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