Advertisements Deadline Set For Editorial Pages
Local ads must be brought in before Wednesday noon for editorial or local pages. No changes after that time. Ads for first and last pages must be submitted by Monday.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1900
Page
3
Local ads must be brought in before Wednesday noon for editorial or local pages. No changes after that time. Ads for first and last pages must be submitted by Monday.
Local residents and visitors from Archer and Salem counties converge in Graham for social calls and shopping. Notables like Hollingsworth Dowdle and Mark Hanna’s Aid Society are mentioned amid shop services including disc sharpening. A period ad notes Dr Simmons Sarsaparilla and household goods with medical and hardware tidbits.
Local column notes a new doctor in the Loggins home, a belated yarn about visits, and several townsfolk in Graham Texas. Mentions Mr. Hale seeking a house, W D Nichlas and wife returning home in a new hack, and Kenneth Aynesworth reporting safety from Sealy Hospital. Also notes sales pitches for drills and liniments, church revival in Tonk Valley, and updates on residents’ comings and goings.
An advertisement invites a good family to work 50 acres of cotton with housing and water provided. Pay is at the customary picking rate, and applicants should contact A. J. Wheat in Goose neck.
Several townspeople moved homes during the last week. J J Holcomb shifted from East Fourth to South Oak, C W Townsend moved to the Hendrix property near College, John Collier relocated to Ekichelberger's ranch, Ed Martin moved into Kanzler house on East Fourth, Mr Cassell to Alexander house on West Fourth, and James Atkins from Fish Creek settled in the C C Bigham house on North Elm. Others may have moved as well.
John Hallo way of French Camp Mississippi narrates a thirty year battle with diarrhoea. After using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy he reports lasting relief and urges availability at Graham Drug Co.
Mrs. Sam Wadley died at the home near Weatherford Saturday. Her husband, Mr. Wadley, long employed at D. M. Howard's store, and the Wadley family were highly regarded in the community. She had been well known in Graham where they married in 1878. She was a daughter of Mr. Burkett formerly of the area and leaves a brother and two sisters and many relatives.
A nine room residence is offered at half price by C. C. Mayes. The seller will accept part trade or provide easy terms.
W. F. Garrisson came home last Saturday from St. Louis Chicago and other points where he purchased goods. His daughter Miss Inez who had been visiting relatives in Dallas returned with him.
For Soda Water Chili Baker's Bread and Ice come to Ely's Small delivery of ice not made after noon.
The advertisement promotes Ballard’s Hore-Hound Syrup as a safe remedy for coughs loss of voice and throat and lung troubles priced at 25 cents and up, claiming it is delicate yet effective for various respiratory issues.
The examination of applicants for teachers certificates will be held on Friday and Saturday September 21 22 1900. N J Trimons Co Judge.
Patent cure claims to treat catarrh neuralgia sprains cramps colic diarrhoea cuts headache rheumatism for man and beast. Slogan promises money back if not effective.
Frank Herron announces a Democratic club meeting at the Graham court house on Saturday September 22, 1900 at 2 p m to organize the local party unit and conduct necessary business.
In response to Gov Sayers request Mayor Starrett convened a court house meeting last Tuesday night to aid Galveston victims. A soliciting committee of Capt A T Gay E Jackson J H Mittenthall and M S Handy organized fast action and secured 115 dollars to forward to the affected persons.
A brief visit to the school last Wednesday reveals Principal E QO McNew in the north room upstairs with 44 pupils. The group includes bright-eyed young men and women in higher 8th 9th and 10th grades eager to learn.
Among boarders and attendees at the school, a list of named students includes Geo. Kind ley Indian Mound Samuel Stinnett Markley James Newman Lacy Samuel Roach John Yancy Oscar Harris Eliasville Oscar Choat Conner Creek Van Logan Belknap Sam Criswell Salem A N Lewis Center Ridge Roland Spears Christian Miss May Gilmore Salem Miss Ethel Brooks McCan Bridge Miss Florence Williams Duff Prairie Miss Hallye Payne South Bend. Several others have arrangements to enter the school soon.
While camping in Webster county Mr. 8. I. Stump of Normantown West Virginia suffered a severe bout of bloody flux. He credits a fellow traveler with carrying Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which he believes saved his life. The advertisement urges readers to procure a bottle before leaving home and notes it may not be available on trains or ships. Sold by local druggists.
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