Oil Developments In South Bend Field Near May Start
Reliable reports say aigual drilling will begin in the South Bend field within ten days or by May first. Colcord plans include upgrading the derrick, laying pipe to the Clear Fork river, and pumping water with a six horsepower engine to power the drill. Multiple rigs and tanks have been erected on Tom and Walter Corbett’s, Will Corbett’s, and Andrews properties, with up to two thousand feet of drilling anticipated in sixty days once water and rain conditions allow.
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South Bend
Colcord
Clear Fork
Stovall
Colcord Company
Fry
Woodson
Tom Corbett
T. & P. Company
Walter Corbett
Will Corbett
Andrews Place
Earl Brewton Marries Miss Anna Henton in Bowie
Friends of Earl Brewton learn he wed Miss Anna Henton at the bride’s parents’ home in Bowie last Saturday. Earl, son of C. D. Brewton, a Bowie native and Bowie Commercial College graduate, now works with the First State Bank in Newcastle after leaving Bowie’s First National Bank.
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Brewton
Graham
Anna Henton
Bowie
Earl
Esq
C. D. Brewton
Bowie Commercial College
First State Bank
Newcastle
First National Bank
Card of Thanks and Local Notices from Graham area
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to the people of Graham for kindness during a sanitarium stay for their husband and father. A marriage in Proffitt is reported with officiant Eld. J. HH Fisher. Foreman B Hobbs of Throckmorton News visited the paper and will move to Farmersville with his wife and baby joining in ten days.
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Graham
Sanitarium
H. M. Ford
W. M. Bingham
Vina Piliott
Proffitt
S. B. Street
Eld. J. HH
Fisher
B. Hobbs
Throckmorton News
Farmersville
Marriage of Bart Burns and Rena Ragland
Rev Ashley Chappell united Bart Burns and Rena Ragland in marriage at the Ragland home in east Graham last Sunday. The bride, a respected Young county teacher with a permanent certificate, is beloved in the community. The groom, son of W C Burns, is a hardworking stock farrier known for energy and capable plans. The Leader offers congratulations to the couple.
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Ashley Chappell
E. R. Ragland
East Graham
Young County
W. C Burns
Chautauqua Circle Holds Texas Day Meeting
The Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle held its annual Texas Day on Wednesday April 18 at Mrs Z A Hudsons home. Members enjoyed a decor themed with flowers flags and a prominent portrait of President Wilson. Mrs Griffinh presented a paper on the Chautauqua plan and Institute. Refreshments included creamed chicken with peas perfection salad and apricot sherbet for about forty guests. A large flag from the Spanish American War era was on display courtesy of veteran R F Fowler.
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Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
Z. A. Hudson
Texas
Wilson
Griffinh
Chautauqua Plan
Chautauqua Institute
A. W. Kay
R. F Fowler
Unclaimed Letters at Graham Post Office 1917
The post office lists uncalled letters for the week ending April 18 1917. Names include Warnick Neva Smith Bernice Beaty N A Richardson S N Moreland Lewis Owens J M Lavender W M Harding Maye. Advertised. N S Farmer Postmaster.
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Graham Post Office
Warnick
Neva
Smith
Bernice
Beaty
N. A. Richardson
S. N. Moreland
Lewis. Owens
J. M. Lavender
W. M. Harding
Maye
N. S. Farmer
Tidwell Return Delays New Church Opening
Mr and Mrs Horace Tidwell came back from Fort Worth Tuesday night. Mr Tidwell is able to be about the house but cannot attend church services next Sunday, so the new church will not be opened then.
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Horace Tidwell
Fort Worth
B Y P U Program Sunday Religious Session and Civic Notice
The B Y P U program is listed for Sunday April 22 with talks on whether God takes care of Christians in material things led by Miss Beulah Allen and Miss Mary McBrayer. musical numbers by Misses Eula Woods Emily Redders and Mrs Southall. closing prayer. A Washington note reports Representative Britten proposing exemption changes for married men from future compulsory military service, affecting those married after April 1.
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God
Beulah Allen
Mary McBrayer
Eula Woods
Emily Redders
Amelia Robertson
Mr. Dewey. Wiley
Mrs. Southall
Washington
Britten
Illinois
Secretary of War
Fort Worth promoter aids White Swan coffee demo this week
A. S. Walter of Fort Worth promotes Waples Platter Grocer Co. product demonstrations for White Swan Coffee at Short and Co. this Friday and Saturday. News arrives of A P Dowlen death in Honey Grove last Wednesday. Dowlen had bought the R E Mabry 1400 acre Brazos river ranch last year and visited the property two weeks ago, healthy then.
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A. S. Walter
Fort Worth
Waples-Platter Grocery Co
Short & Co
A. P. Dowlen
Honey Grove
Conscription Act Debated as War Begins
Graford Herald notes public support for war yet questions immediate need for a draft law. J B Norris Jr discusses fruit prospects with optimism. Oscar Finlay, senior engineer, receives April 12 mobilize telegram and heads to Houston for Naval Reserve service.
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United States
Graford Herald
Oscar Finlay
Houston
Naval Reserve Corps
Daily Texan
State University
Gregory-Worsham Wedding Held in Court House Hall
Edward Gregory and Eva Worsham wed in a Saturday ceremony at 3 PM in the courthouse hall officiated by Judge W. P. Stinson. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Worsham, is well known in the Loving route community. groom from Dumby, Oklahoma, and they will reside there.
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Edward Gregory
Eva Worsham
W. P. Stinson
Court House
Jake Worsham
Dumby
Oklahoma
Eureka Water Mill Responds to Rainfall Reviving Running
W A Andrews reports Eliasville Eureka Water Mill now runs full time with a handle at both ends due to rising Clear Fork. For months the river was low, forcing engine use, but the mill can operate on water power or engine.
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W. A. Andrews
Eureka
Eliasville
Sewerage Bond Wins Big for Graham City Health
In last Tuesday's election Graham voters approved a $25,000 sewerage bond by 107 to 59. The plan covers 75 percent of the city and is touted as more health-benefiting than the current water works.
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Graham
Thanks for kindness after loss of wife and mother
The family of W. A. Ribble thanks friends for kindness and sympathy in their sorrow after the death of their wife and mother. They gratefully acknowledge and appreciate the beautiful floral offerings from those who extended support.
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W. A. Ribble
Local county brief notes rain and civic mentions
A light morning shower aided crops but not enough to seed a full season. M K Graham, a former West Point cadet, offers to train young men for the U S Army. Dr R A Duncan offers to train a military hospital corps. Judge Stinson is regarded as a top city gardener with year round vegetables, often sharing produce with neighbors and attracting attention to his front yard garden.
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M. K. Graham
West Point
Army of the United States
R. A. Duncan
Judge Stinson
Wason
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Dependon
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