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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1900
Page
3
Editorial notices remind advertisers to file changes before Wednesday noon for editorial pages and before Monday for first and last pages. Timely submission prevents post-deadline edits and space issues.
Local shop Broadside reports sharp pricing at The Bee Hive and Hollingsworth Dowdle with mentions of WipMayer & Lauster sharpening services. The item lists community visits, medical remedies, new store improvements, farming gear like Havana Press drills and Yellow Kids plow, and various residents traveling or ill. The tone mirrors a small town commerce and society page with multiple names and places in Graham and surrounding counties.
Advertisement claims Hunt's Lightning Oil cures catarrh neuralgia sprains cramps colic diarrhoea cuts headache rheumatism for man and beast. Money refunded if not satisfied.
Advertises 50 acres of cotton ready for harvest with lodging and water provided. Seeks a good family to pick at the customary wage. Apply to A. J. Wheat at Goose neck.
Miss Beulah Eaves formerly of Graham now of Jackboro is visiting the Misses Eddieman in the city. She has many Graham friends who welcome her and she will stay until late month.
John Hallo way of French Camp Mississippi recounts thirty years of illness and relief after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He praises the medicine and notes its availability through Graham Drug Co.
The Young County and District Medical Society will convene in Graham on the second Wednesday in October. Physicians from Young and neighboring counties are invited. Program includes President's Address by Dr. W. M. Terrell, and papers on Intestinal Hemorrhage by Dr. L. A. Loggins, Cholera Infantum by Dr. Tenney, and Typhoid Fever by Dr. G. F. LeGrand with specified discussion leaders.
Small delivery of ice not made after noon at Ely's shop. Ice and soda water related items promoted along with bread and bak era offerings. Local notice implies a service disruption or schedule adjustment for afternoon delivery.
F M Burkert withdraws from the race for District and County Clerk of Young County citing prior engagements. He thanks supporters and leaves voters free to choose elsewhere.
A Normantown man credits a companion with saving his life during a Webster County hunting trip after a severe attack of bloody flux. He urges travelers to carry Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, noting it cannot be procured while away from home and should be kept on hand. The remedy is advertised as available by merchants.
Chamberlain’s Conga Remedy praised as soothing and healing with quick relief for cold symptoms croup and whooping cough. It is advertised as safe for babies and adults with no opium or harmful drugs, and available from Graham Drug Co.
Advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure for deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. Claims catarrh is an indamed mucous issue and offers $100 for any case not cured by the remedy. Includes address in Toledo and price per bottle.
A house and lot in Graham Texas advertised for sale. Written inquiry directed to J. N. Hale of Gra Texas for details and contact.
The notice lists Bee Hive sales as leased and records Roy Short anchoring a Reed and Parker position. It mentions J. H. Pickens relocating to Padgett house, Spivey and Finch offering groceries and confections, and Widmayer and Lauster in business. Cotton prices rise while farmers prosper.
Rev. Z H Reagan has moved into the residence formerly occupied by Mrs. Harmonson, marking a change of occupancy for the dwelling.
Rev R C Pender of Paris will assist Eld G W Black in a protracted meeting at the Baptist church starting on the fifth Sunday this month. The editor’s milk cow was jailed in the city pound for misbehavior on the public square costing a quarter dollar to release. further depreciation may force a move to the country to avoid financial ruin.
Capt. T. P. James and his wife, who left Graham eighteen years ago, returned last week to visit old friends. They now reside in Union County New Mexico near Folsom where James runs extensive live stock interests. They were warmly welcomed by neighbors and left Tuesday morning to visit relatives in Arkansas on their way home.
A historical column contrasts Brutus and a Populist vice presidential hopeful, praising Caesar and a broad national spirit. It urges leaders to value country over party, warning against sacrificing principle for political gain and urging honest, patriotic sacrifice.
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