The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 1, 1915 Page: 2 of 10
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A f«w days ago ou* of oar
citizens cut into & pound of but-
ter which he had purchased at a
grocery Store whoae proprietor
does not advertise, and found
tained a pises of paper bearing
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feniltttdt hapdr “T am a girl of
18 years, good looking and an ex-
cellent housekeeper. Should this
200,000 nr Chicago
~ TO LOSE JOBS
Chicago, 111., June 26^A gen-
eral shutdown of Chicago’a build-
industry, which, it is said, will
throw out of employment inprej
than 200,000 workers, went ipto
effect today.
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contractors and labor leaders as
the beginning of one t»f
eat labor wars in recent years.
The action was taken at a meet-
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~ Take A little Runabout Town ,
and compare our goods, (QUALITY and PRICE
X considered, “ JJJJT
I COMPARISON, is the only TRUE TEST of
I VALUE ancT we,court it on everything we sell.
| Yoiir LITTLE RUNABOUT will surely bring you ' |
back to our store. •
J. EWING NORRIS
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING
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FRANK H. BfJWRON, Editor
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What Wilson Stands For.
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Let those who shudder at the
thought of war consider carefully
Kitchen Kinks.
Grapefruit is delicious on let-
tuce leaves with a little olive
oil.
Christian gentleman, will he m
please write to the following ad- jihg last night of representatives
dress, etc.” The finder being aj°f t^e *Hi«d building and ma-
bachelor, deJicfear to unravel the terlal interests as an answer to
Affair and succeeded only to de- the referendum vote of 16,000
stroy the romance. The girl who striking t carpenters who over-
had written the note had died whelmingly defeated the proposal
many years ago, leaving an aged | to arbitrate all questions of
husband and a grown-up family - dispute.
Smithville Times.
Of Interest to Women.
Ventilate your sleeping room.
Bad air means had health, and
a man or woman handicapped by
bad health canifOt make a suc-
cess in life.
Flies do not develop during the
winter. But their .breeding, places
do. Every pile of rubbish ac-
The scaling of fish is facilitated cu^jate(j becomes a hatchery to
produce *millions of diseasq spread
water._______________
Try frying fish in fat that has
been saved froin former frying;
the flavor will be very milch ini-
Banana and Peanut Salad—
Cut bananas in half by cutting
across and not lengthwise, roll
in mayonnaise dressing, with a
little lemon juice, then roll in
chopped roasted peanuts; place
on lettuce leaves and cover with
mayonnaise.
The sucess.of canning depends
on .perfect sterilization.
lost its
it jn very eold
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Wilson means,
representative of this peace-
loving nation and one in whieh
we, as peace lovers, can give him
ypr loyal support? War at its
best borders hideously on an-
archy., .That war as- it is now Jaw-
ing practiced by .all the partici-
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ant* and Children—lixperience agtuusv *•**"»—
What Is CASTORIA
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ing inserts.
To cure neuralgia make a
poultice from" the common white
bean. Boil the beans in water
enough to make a thick paste,
wash them and spread, the paste
with a thin piece of myslin, and
bind on the painful parts. Re-
peat until the pain gives way to
the treatment.
The Thrice-A-Week Edition of
THE NEW YOKK WORLD
Practically a' Daily at the Price
of a Wntfrly Ho other
Is it a stand trulj water until it is crisp and plump.
Potato Salad—One pint of po-
tatoes pared and sliced^ thin |
while hot; add one tablespoonful
of grated onion, one tablespoon!ill
of chopped parsley, and enough
salad dressing- to make fi mixture
moist. Sliced apples may be ad-
yt
Newspaper in the World
Gives so much at’ho k
Low a Price
pants in the present world con- Jed just before serving and a
flict has' proved possible in this fPW roasted peanuts with tjie
twentieth century has shocked ^kins removed.
/Hamburg steak may be creamed
exactly as dried beef is, and it is
really delicious.
_ Keep lemons in amiarthen jar,
covered with 'water. Refill each
week with fresh water.
In making jelly if you get it
and sickened tile hojies of those
whose aspirations were for peace.
What have the advances of the
centuries..meant, we have asked,
when they have not made us se-
cure against such horrors? It
is just because of these horrors,
The carpenters have been on a
strike since April 30 for an in-
crease in wages from 85 cents to
70 cents an hour.
The shutdown will close all him
her yards, brick yards, stone
lime and cement works, sash,
door and blind mills, and in fact
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all sources of building construc-
tion supplies.
- It was understood that the va-
rious industries will not be cloned
all at once as 'it is desired, it
was said, to avoid the appearance
of concerted action and possibility
of a charge of conspiracy.
Cheer Up., .
“Laugh and the world laugh*
with you,”—and we./have for
gotten the rest of it. At any
rate, some folks on this mundane
sphere seem to be in need of a
bit of merriment right now just
about as much as a place in the
sun, or anything elke. And, fur-
thermore, old Diogenes was about
the only chap We ever, knew who
Uin plm-t, in the sup and was
"Ht all satisfied with it. These
are howling times in farmland,
but so,Long as the farmer keeps
his sense of humor the day is
saved. At present writing that
gentleman seems to be holding
his own. For instance, take a
squint at this.sign which was
au
Caatorla is a harmless srfbstltnte for Q?L
K^«tj?erdoBprr^sr:
substance. Its age is Its guarantee. It
and allays Feverishness. For more than thirty years It
hns been In constant use for the relief of Const!p«
assimilates the Food, giving healthy andnatnril *>4M|. •'%i
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. ’
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
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just because of this bordering up- too sweet, put in a little pure
on total anarchy that we should | eiri«-r vinegar. It will ‘'jell” at
hold firmly to everything which jonce> Hnd the flavor will not be
The year 1914 has been the
most extraordinary in the history
of modern times.. It has witness-
ed the outbreak of the Jreat Bn
ropean war, a struggle So titfnic
that it makes all others look small
You live in momentous times an<
you should not miss any of the.
tremendous events that are oc-
curring. No other newspape^ Will
inform you with the promptness ^ _____ ^ ^ ^ ____________
and cheapness o% the Thrice-a a *oW', Bkt» her and hang th
Week edition of the New' York - -- - - .. .
World. Moreover, a year’s Sub-
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seription to it “hrfHyiake you far
into our next Presidential Cam-
paign.
The Thrice-A-Week World’s
the customs of. recent centuries
have established for giving some
at all impaired.
Cream Pie—One quart of milk.
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alight practices of law and hu .yolks of three eggs, two cuos of
inanity to the practices of war. i 9Ugar> two tablespoonfuls of
It—is a counsel of <h*»pair tp?fl+Mir, until it thickens,
abandon those few things that \jakp a nj,.P crust, put in the
have been gained. cream which has been flavored
There is a state of mind in tvith lemon and hake in a quick
which the talk of humanity an<l (IVen. Beat the whites of the
chivalry in the midst of all this add four tablespoonfuls of
suspicion, deceit ami awful and fr<ist. Place in the
butchery seems almost synically oven to brown slightly,
absurd. But in the firm main-1 potato Croquettes—Two cups
tenanee of these slight gains lies 0f kot potatoes put through a
the only hope of progress. It * ri<*«*r. two tablespoonfuls of but
regular subscription price1 is ionly
$1.00 per year, and'this pays for
156 papers. We offer this un-
equalled ncwspajier and The Gra-
ham L<-ader together for one_ye*r
for $1.65.
Tlie regular subscription price
of the two papers is $2.00.
Notice.
Plan of meetings for the Gra-
ham circuit:
Flat Rock, beginning duly 4th
at 11 a. m.
If you accidently
In Use For Over 30 Years
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The Kind You Hovo^twoy* Bought
TNI OINTAM QQMPANY. V»« Q«TV.
Citation to Unknown Owner
In the Name of the State of
Texas and County of Young:
To all persona ^owning or hav-
ing or claiming any interest in
the following described land de-
linquent to the State of Texas,
and County of Young, for taxes,
to wit. 1016 asffas, of the
Rohua Survey; the same being
Survey No.-Abatract No. 24U,
Certificate No, - which »
fully describd by metea and
bounda aa fbllows, viz;
Situated in Yqung County, Tex-
as, which said lalld is delinquent
“T, "';‘TvZ)»or.,.«. fo, W,, ye.r 1912, 1913,
IHtsted on the premia., of A 1Q1J ™
good farmer in Union county,
Kentucky:
‘‘Hunters, Take Notice: Hunt
all you please and when you hear
the horn blow, come to the house
for dinner.
ahd 1914, for* the following
amounts: $384.00_for State Tax-
es, and $- for County taxes;
hide in the barn. If the quail
^ft^carce,. kill a chicken or two,
andv% you ean’t get any aquirnds
kill a hog.”
Cheer up; where there is laugh-
ter, there is life.
SEE AMERICA FIRST
TW>0-FAIRS
TON ONE FAKE
354.70
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Round «trip, Graham *o
Sait* Diego. Loa Adgelci '
and San Francisco.
Ticket* on sale dallyJMarch 1st
to November 31st. Return limit
three month*.
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Stopover* and side trip* at many
point* of interest, you can also
60 ONE WAY—RETURN AMOTHEK
SERVICE
I* what you tfant—We have it'
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C. S. WYNNS, Lnl Afrat
Geo. S. Pentecost, G. P. A.
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— —..., . „ ............. ....... Salem, beginning .July 10th at
the feeling of practically all of y0jks 0f three eggs, salt and 8:30 p. in.
us that in this great war the IM1pp,.r. After mixing the in-j Henry Cliapel, lieginning .Tilly
wheels of progress have slip|**d KrPfji,.ntR'-sliafte as desired, roll 18th at 11 o’elis-k a. m.
baek for centuries. But does this jn floup an(j fry jn ^.p fat. ! Upper Tonk(Uni
mean that we shall abandon all y<M| wa„t a spongy, light terians), bi'ginning .July 29th at
progress as hopeless.— Jndianap ,,akp US4, milk; if a heavy 8 o’clock p. m.
oils News. one. use sweet milk in it. | Rocky Mound, beginning Aug.
Notice
The city health department
wishes to call special attention
of the people to the necessity of
using the greatest sanitary pre-
cautions possible to prevent an
outbreak of sickness which fol-
lows floods and heavy rains like
we have had this spring.
We will require everyone to
cut all weeds in the back alleys
and your places. This should be
done at once in order to prevent
mosquitoes and flies from . ac-
cumulating". Also aR trash and
Upper Tonk(Union with Prcsby rubbish and decaying animal and
and you are hereby notified that
suit has been brought by the
State for collection of said tax-
es, and you are commanded (to
Appear and defend auit at the
September Term, 1915, of the
District Court of Young County,
and State of Texas, and show
cause why judgment shall not
be rendered condemning said
land, and ordering sale and fore-
closure thereof for said taxes
and costs of suit. ,
Witness Willie .Riggs Clerk of
the District Court* of Young
County. V v; i By the wav, 1 can/handle qYut®
Given under my hand and seal i , 7\ . . .
* •.«*,. „ . mx- I a number more younuf men of h»
of said Court, at oflioe in Gra- . „7J .
’calibre.” It is a f«Tt that the
The Young Man You Sent Me
Sail! Mr. D. of the Louis M'&nu*
fa«;turing Co., “The. young man
you sent me will be promoted
next month. Send
T * I jusf like him to
demand is greater than the Sup- - f
ham, this the 21st day: of June,
A. D. 1915. •
(SHAD Willie Riggs, ply* . . ',
Clerk District i'ourt, Youn* S<«>rc. of our Kr.du.t«, .ft«r
r, . m a few years of exp<*rienee in the
County, Texas. , ^ ,,, . , .
, . „ m , business world have gone in buei-
Issiied on the 21st day of .June * . ..
. ,„,r • MT-ii- t>- tness for themselves. The people
A. D. 1915. Willie Riggs, t , * r
/-« i. • a ey ^ v ! «re the most emphatic in recom-
<’lerk District Court, Young; * .
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County, Texas.
There was a little man
Had a wooden leg;
Hadn't any money,
Didn't want to beg.
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So he took four spools,
And an old tin can,"
Called it a jitney
And the blamed thing ran.
one, use sweet milk jn it.
To keep powdered and brown 15 at 11 a. in.
sugar soft! place in separate
stone jars and cover tight. In
this way the air does not get at
them.
vegetable matter about your
places. This should be removed
immediately, if not, we will have
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You Can’tOwn a too Good Watch
mending business training. Aa
a matter of fact. Business., train-
ing nop only provided them with
>u Can t Own a too Good Watch wnfid^(,e Hnd ooarag(J t(> under.
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The best way to make beef
broth for an invalid is to place
the beef in a frying pan, cook
on both sides until just heated
through, then wring as you would
_N Y. Independent. towe,_ ^ ^ way the beat
“If” »slh7 most unsatisfactory P** of ** “ «ottpn- The
Word in our langua^. ^ringing ahould be repeated
several timea, or until all the
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Every tim^ there is a change juice is squeezed out.
fci the political administration the 1 mmmm—mmmm—m
, party office seekers gather un- feme M Isns, M* tom*
4er th. plux «. rtd hold KTSHTd?!
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Briar Branch, beginning Aug.
22 at 11 o’e.lo<*k a. in.
Connor Creek, beginning Aug.
29 at 11. o’clock a. in.
’ J. Fred Patterson, Pastor.
You can’t gain admission to a
man’s confidence by knocking.
Nothing is more painful tha*H
the antics of a fat woman try-
ing to act kittenish.
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About the time an aetresa re-
covers from one attack of mat-
rimony she has another.
immerimte.v if not we win nave that ticks true and" it is such a|but furnished them with ^
time piece that you ought to .means of discovering and devd-
t„ declare aamc public nuiaance., ^ Jf y()u n0„. have ,„me „pmg their opportunity.
Thia you ahould do without re kin,I than that hatter _ yo|| know that from the
neck down, a man is worth about
$1.50 a day, but from the neck
* 'carry, if you now have some
This you should do without re other kind than thitf
ceiving a special notice from bring -it to our Repair Depart-
this department.
Respecftnlly,
W. H. Logan,
City Health Officer.
ment and let Mr. Smith have a
look at it.
up—why that is up to yout % r
Competition in business da-
ta a ,ts.n0‘ rour watch method, of todsy must he fOr
bad, maybe it’s your eyes. Mr.; . m, . , ^
>ud U) beg will gmitb has had years of ex-,UPe*Proof. There is no time t*
eesaful ^hlLttETI nnalan.. till, linn aa aa. nil an IfAI'II AS vnil Ot I
m oeg wui gmjth has had years of ex ,
ful politician perience in this line as well as [lorn as you go.
Any nun who keeps everlast-
ingly at it can teach his con-
science not to trouble tfhn.
From a perusal of a mail-order
catalogue we take it that corsets
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Woman began her career as a are not worn by women as a mat
brella.
He makes true tickers and
truth tellers out of the very
worst of them. 'raands accurate knowledge. The
em. .• . u * If it • not your watch that s ^ u
The man who is too honest to’ —---
steal and too proud
never make a sueeesi,-. — pv, iva*.,, . »n
the watch line, and guarantees to
fit any apd all oases perfectly.—
formerly wlthjto«.Pf1" *" *'»•. »
the firm of B. 8, Doty ft Co. for can 1 d(>.you any harm.
six years—and has lots of satis- BOWIE OOMMSEOIAL OOL-
fied customers in this county. , LEGE, BoWis, Texas. II
J. T. Vaughan ft Co. .
.I,, u V T rt=* Z-----iZ rr ~x----1 H. M. SMITH Watchmaker and When • Himaelf
; now she is the whole urn-(ter of necessity, but merely as * Optometerist. Graham National ™ay who
mattes of form. —*- -*•-
Write us for full particulars of
our school—it may be the “turn-
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iBank Building.
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can blame him- for
.feeling cheap?
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Bowron, Frank H. The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 1, 1915, newspaper, July 1, 1915; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth884471/m1/2/: accessed April 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Library of Graham.