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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1882
Page
2
Young Benjamin Hill plans to publish his father’s speeches with a biographical memoir, describing the work as a valuable addition to southern eloquence. The notice seeks contributions via the New York Herald as yellow fever fears rise and Pensacola sends a gloomy greeting.
The 41st Representative District Democratic Convention met in Jacksboro Texas on September 5 1882. T F West presided as temporary chairman J W Booth elected permanent chairman and E W Nicholson secretary. A credentials report named delegates from Jack Wise and Young counties and set representation by votes cast in the last general election. Resolutions upheld party principles and endorsed Richard Coke. The meeting adjourned to October 7 1882.
An 1849 Odessa style editorial argues York County residents should expel Mormon preachers who tempt women and violate family morals. It links bigamy laws to policing anti social preaching, urging men to defend women and uphold republican liberty.
The Intelligencer denounces the independent movement and the Austin Republican state convention. It urges county by county unity to press for a Republican state ticket, condemns open help for a rival, and calls for swift action under Chairman C. C. Binckley. The piece ends with a sensational herbal home remedy aside.
A Grass Valley Tidings piece lists eight reasons not to advertise arguing costs are small but force businesses to buy new stock and hire staff. It warns ads attract envy and imply selling, while promoting the paper’s survival and non dead merchants. El Paso reports Lavham’s favorable congress bid and Flipper denies Mexican captaincy rumors.
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