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Democrats Organize Bryan and Stevenson Club in Young County
In Graham on September 22 precinct Democrats formed a Bryan and Stevenson club with 73 members. Capt. A. T. Gay spoke on fiscal policy, J. E. Simpson urged unity against opposition, and a three member committee was named to arrange speakers for future meetings. The session adjourned to October 7 at 2 pm.
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Young County
Court House
Graham
F. Herron
Bryan and Stevenson Club
Jas. M. Wood
Bosen
A. T. Gay
J. E. Simpson
Bryan and
Stevenson
Bryan
Yonia
A. Eelike
Jas. M. Woop
Lightning Oil Claims Fast Cure For Ailments
An advertisement touts Lightning Oil as a speedy remedy for backache sprains bruises rheumatism catarrh diarrhoea cramps colic and other aches with a promise of a money refund if not cured. The copy emphasizes rapid relief and broad health benefits.
Portrait of J N Hale Attested by Snyder Citizens
Snyder Texas September 11 1900 a certificate signed by multiple Snyder and Scurry county residents testifies to J N Hale a resident of Snyder for about eight years as a moral trustworthy and law abiding citizen who held several trusted positions including sheriff editor banker and merchant among others.
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Snyder
Tex
Scurry County
J.N. Hale
J. N. Hale
C. C. Johnson
Atty At Law
F. Wilson
A. J. Grantham
H. B. Patterson
J. E. Dodson
Cash City
B’k
T. F. Baker
A. D. Dodson
G. W. Reed
W. A. Kilcanan
J. Grayam
E. C. Dodson
Samure's Cream Vermifuge Touted for Broad Relief
An 19th century note claims Samure's Cream Vermifuge will remove a tonic aperties the rosy wil 24 and t pts, presenting a curious medical patent style claim with unclear specifics.
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Samure
Doctor Buckner Runs Orphan Asylum Near Rened House
Dr Buckner started an orphan asylum years ago in a rented house with three orphans. He now cares for more than 300 homeless children and owns property valued around 100000 dollars. He has received thirty orphans from Galveston and applied for seventy more. miners say it is a noble work and the doctor is a hustler.
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Buckner
Galveston
Cattlemen Offered Unlimited Money Lending Service
A notice advertises an unlimited fund to lend on cattle. The Chicago Livestock Commission Company promises unexcelled service with offices in Chicago St Louis and Kansas City. Agent listed is Ireland Hampton at 453m Saw.
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Chicago Livestock Commission Company
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Medical Meeting in Graham Sets October Session
Young County and District Medical Society to meet in Graham on the second Wednesday of October inviting progressive physicians from Young and neighboring counties. President Dr. W M Terrell opens with a address followed by papers on intestinal hemorrhage cholesterol infantum and typhoid fever with discussions led by doctors from Graham Olney and Archer City. The remaining papers were not turned in by the deadline. The notice also notes Republican fusion talk and a San Antonio convention encounter with H F Jones and Clarence Nugent posing as John Smith and D W Owens respectively.
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Young County and District Medical Society
Graham
Young
Counties
W. M. Terrell
Farmer
Texas
L. A. Loggins
C. B. Gant
Fenney
Archer City
Johnson
Olney
G. F. LeGrand
L. LeGrand
Dar. W. M. Terrell
San Antonio
Menger Hotel
John Smith
Waco
D. W. Owens
Fort Worth
Smith
H. F. Jones
Owens
Clarence Nugent
Texas Ranger Seeks Back Pay From 1861 65
J F Killeneew announces to Congress his claim for back pay as Texas state Ranger from October 1861 to June 1865. He seeks $35 monthly for three years six months plus six percent interest, citing service as a frontiers guard from Camp Colorado to the Brazos river under state contract.
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State of
Texas
Camp Colorado
Plains
Clear Fork
Brazos River
J. F. Killeenew
Life insurance pitch from Geo L Rhea for Hartford Life
A promotional note urges readers to prepare for the unexpected with life insurance and headlines Geo L Rhea who represents the Hartford Life Insurance Co. The message stresses reliability and timely coverage for future security.
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Geo. L. Rhea
Hartford Life Insurance Co
Deafness Cure Promise by Constitutional Remedies
A historic advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It links deafness to inflammation of the Eustachian tube and chronic catarrh, claiming nine of ten cases stem from this and offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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Hali
Pde Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hall
Country boy and his bride wed without fuss
An exchange notes a simple marriage mode where a country couple marry by the probate judge with their relatives joining by wagon. The bride wears a baby blue dress, they avoid weddings customs, ushers and gifts, and plan a family, wealth, and later city life.
Populist Candidate Ideals Split Between Pessimism and Optimism
Historical note contrasts populist rhetoric with the belief that a populist state office candidate must shift from a calamity-driven pessimist to an entirely optimistic daydreamer. The quote highlights tension in political persona shaping.
Tombstones And Monuments Displayed For Best Prices
Italian and American marble monuments advertised with guaranteed workmanship and low prices. See designs and prices before ordering. W. L. Graves, Graham.
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W. L.graves
Graham
Markley Notes on Floods and Community Crossings
Markley news recounts creeks higher than years past with down wires breaking contact, cane shipments nearly complete, and cellar damage from flood. Local residents arrive and depart, with many families returning from trips, new housing moves, and a few accidents. An external liniment ad closes the item.
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J. J. Tinney
Wesley Prather
M. A. Stewart
Jacksboro
Plum Creek
Grandpa Stinnett
Jack Mankins
Markley
George Stinnett
Mr. Cullers
Jim Hyatt Place
Stinnett
Cullers
Will Bethany
Hillery Wright
Will
Bob Wells
Waggener
Bro. Waggener
Ernest Slade
Mable Collier
Laura Norfleet
Bethany
Booker Washington Named Chief of Negro Department
Booker T. Washington has accepted the post offered by the South Carolina Interstate and West Indian Exposition directors to head the negro department. Managers plan inviting designs for the negro building from colored architects nationwide to ensure the exhibit showcases the achievements and possibilities of the race.
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Booker Washington
Booker T. Washington
South Carolina
United States
Mr. Washington
Professor Newcom writes novel about airship Defender
Professor Simon Newcom writes an entertaining short stern note about an American inventor who builds an airship traveling ninety miles an hour and grants his country control of the world’s destinies. The star will be called the Defender.
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Simon Newcom
Stern
Potato Rings Bring High Price at Dublin Sale
In Dublin a potato ring sold for eight pounds eight shillings per ounce amid scarce supply. The note adds that potato rings are traceable and that Lord Ardilaun owns a fine collection, including old Irish silver.
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Dublin
Ardilaun
Fine Fruit Trees from Stark Bros Nursery in Missouri
Stark Bros Nursery and Orchard Co offers fruit trees in Louisiana Missouri via Jas M Wood as agent. The ad promotes superior fruit-bearing trees from Stark Bros with emphasis on Texas market.
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Texas
Stark Bros’. Nursery
Louisiana
Jas. M. Wood
Stark Bros’. Nursery and Orchard Co
Experience Meetings For Summer Boarders In A Small Town
A Massachusetts town with three months of crowded summers and a population of thirty five reveals its winter routine. Visitors are told that winters are busy with experience meetings where residents share stories about their summer boarders, three to four gatherings weekly.
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Massachusetts
Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys Ad
An old health notice warns that overwork strains kidneys and causes heart-like symptoms. It promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy, claims wide cures, and offers a 5 bottle mail order with free pamphlet to diagnose kidney or bladder trouble.
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