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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
5
Rev. Joe R. Mayes from Jean visited last Monday while Walter Mayes of Murray conducted trading with local merchants on Tuesday.
Rev C Jones of Throck morton was the city the first of the week.
Miss Donovan of Weatherford visits Misses Bess and Dot Graham as guests this week, amid fall clothing listings at Dry Goods Clothing Etc Etc at D-G Vick & Go.
Typewriter for sale new model see C P chison at The Jno E Morre on Up Miss Annie Morrison spent Saturday in Jacksboro with Sunday School people Roberta Akin attended the Sunday School Convention at Jacksboro last week We cane a few good mules and horses as part of cash payment on a five tract of land YOUNG ApsTracT Tire Co Graham Texas Miss Laura Martin returned to Polytechnic College last week to resume her studies there Dont fail to see the new Dress Goods and Trimmings at D G Vick Co Miss Eula Kaye spent Saturday and Sunday in Jacksboro attending the Sunday School Convention If your food does not digest well a few doses of Prickly Ash Bitters will set matters right It sweetens the breath strengthens the stomach and digestion creates appetite and cheerfulness Miss Pauline McJimsey left yesterday morning for Brownwood to enter the Daniel Baker College Miss Mary Mayes returned Sunday night from Jacksboro where she attended the Sunday School Convention Big stock of Men s Work Shirts crafts Work Shoes Etc Etc at D G Vick Co The Nazarenes are holding a protracted meeting under their tent in this city Their meeting started last week.
A gold bracelet was found in Court House Park. The owner may reclaim by describing it and paying for this ad.
Mr and Mrs Rose hosted a Tuesday dinner for Rev and Mrs Rouse Rev and Mrs Pearce Rev and Mrs Singleton Rev and Mrs Mc Murry and Mr Bledsoe. W K McBee from Loving stopped by last Monday renewing Leader and Dallas News and predicted about a fourth bale of cotton per acre this year, above county average.
Contracts with teachers on file in the office are approved and copies available by calling. The Young County Teachers Institute will open Monday November 14 1910. Programs will be mailed to each school address.
A good house in Gra is offered for sale and will accept a team as part payment. See A. S. Wilson, Weastle, Texas.
A Mothers meeting will be held at the Methodist Church on Tuesday September 20 at 3 o clock. A special address will be given and attendees are asked to bring others.
Services at Lower Tonk are changed due to a conflict with Upper Tonk. The new times are Saturday before Fourth Sunday at 3 p.m. and Fourth Sunday at 3 p.m.
Miss Alice Stewart of Fort Worth visits Miss Bertha Graham in the city. Wm. Watson, a leading Markley citizen, was in town on business last Friday. Young County Abstract & Title Co. Arch Hare, once of Young County now of Breckenridge, visited Graham on trade day and renewed old friendships.
The notice offers a farm near a school with open prairie land, a fenced area, and proximity to a gin and railroad, under E. S. Graham of Graham, Texas, with payment terms 1-10 cash and balance 2-10 years.
A fragmentary notice reports Dr King with a new medical discovery and a related pause or halt involving Gough. The readable text emphasizes a breakthrough claim and an unresolved dispute linked to the names mentioned.
A public invitation welcomes all faiths to revival services on the church lawn under a large tent with speaker Mr. Coale and director of music Mr. Bledsoe. The pastor pledges no abuse of creed and all are welcome.
The Presbyterian Church hosts a Sunday evening Christian Endeavor meeting at 5 30 led by Miss Annie Morrison with topics on resisting the devil. Jas 4 1 10 and 1 Peter 5 5 9 are read with remarks by Mrs J R McCarroll and J W Akin. Members answer a written question on temptation and resistance and prayers conclude. An order for a year of leadership from Miss Julia Timmons in Chicago is announced.
An advertisement claims kidney and bladder sickness cause bears down pain and other symptoms. It cites Mrs. Hawley of Graham Texas who reports back pain relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Graham Drug Co. Foster Milburn Co. NYC markets the remedy nationwide as Doan's with a 50 cent price.
The Graham Public Schools opened Monday September 5 and run smoothly. Enrollment by grade shows first through eleventh grades with varied counts and a long list of nonresident pupils enrolled in Graham. Additional items include families moving to Graham for the schools, a for sale three room house near the college, Jim Porter’s Dallas trip, Camille Gallaher entering TCU, and 455 bales of cotton weighed in at the Graham yard yesterday.
Farmers Union Cotton Gin at Graham remains in operation and requests local business. Gill of Eubanks family welcomed a baby boy last Saturday. J. W. McAlister visited Bowman Lumber in town earlier this week. Veiva Dalton and Lee Dalton visited Palo Pinto. Margarette Reeves from Tulsa visiting J. T. Cunningham. W. W. Nelson from Snyder reported Scurry County in good shape with crops and feed sufficient for next year. Dr. W. T. Rouse preached sanctification in Jacksboro. Irregular bowels warned. Prickly Ash Bitters advertised. Graham Sunday School attendees listed. A. L. Ramsey from Red Top commented on crop prospects and maize, urging land prep and early purchase of land.
The LPP Society of the Baptist Church met September 8 at 4 pm at Mrs Dr Price residence. Thirteen members and five visitors attended. Mrs Crawford new president led devotion and Exodus lesson. Offering 10.65 dollars. Price and Meece served cream and cake. Chauffeur Crawford and John Bowers ensured transport home. Next meeting at the pastor's home on the second Thursday in October.
A suitcase containing a shirt and gunge was found north of town earlier this week. Owner may claim it by paying the notice fee.
An Oswego New York user recounts relief from a merciless night cough after trying Kings New Discovery. The advertisement touts the remedy for stubborn colds lung issues la grippe asthma hay fever and other ailments with quick relief and a money back guarantee. A trial bottle is free and the full size costs 50 cents or one dollar.
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