Local notes from Graham in 1889 Long running community update
S. B. Street and H. L. Morrison shop for goods in Chicago. George A. Hill and Miss Mattie Moore wed by Judge Timmons. Many neighbors visit kin, travels to Mineral Wells and Dallas. Obituaries for Mrs. Scott and J. Randolph. Local births, marriages, deaths, sales and farm news fill the week in Graham Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Street
H. L. Morrison
Chicago
George A. Hill
Hattie Wallace
Jacksboro
George Kindley
Driggers House
H. E. Eddieman
Addie
Bertha
Finis
G. W. Black
J. C. Carmack
J. L. Vaughan
Mary Short
Lizzie Balwin
Dallas
Great Baptist Convention
John W. Best
Judge Timmons
Graham
G. F. Parsons
South Prairie
George Kisinger
Priiones
Pink Timmons
Clara McBrayer
South Bend
Bobbie
Bessie Wallace
Misses McComas
Indian Mound
Bessie
James A. Hutchings
Olney
Mr. Widmayer
Widmayer and Lauster Out of Town This Week
The article notes that Widmayer and Lauster are away from the city this week since leaving on Monday. Upon their return, it is expected that Widmayer will be accompanied by a wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widmayer and Lauster
Notice to creditors and debtors in W. H. Ardis estate
The State of Texas County of Young notices indebted persons and creditors to come forward and settle with W. P. Stinson administrator of the estate of W. H. Ardis deceased. He was appointed April 10 1925 by Judge W. F. Parsley. Claims must be presented at his Graham Texas residence within the legal period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ardis
Young County
Texas
W. F. Parsley
Graham
W. P. Stinson
Chevrolet Mfg Reaches 2000 Cars Daily In April
Detroit Apr 2 The Chevrolet Motor Company reports an April record of 52299 motor cars and trucks. about 2000 produced per working day. About 43556 destined for domestic sale 5234 exported 3500 in Canada. Production accelerates with new series and plans extend to May and June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chevrolet Motor Company
Chevrolet
Canada
Eggs stored near engines hatch on vessel
The Hemingway Produce Company sued the Pacific Mail Steamship Company in Federal court for 24846 dollars claiming 5000 cases of Chinese eggs were stored too close to the President Taft’s engines on the Shanghai to San Francisco voyage. Most hatched into chicks and others spoiled. Angel Island inspectors disposed of the spoiled eggs and blocked the chicks for lack of a shipping order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Hemingway Produce Company
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Hemingway Company
Taft
Shanghai
Angel Island
Blonde Bess Praises Sweet Looks and Dining Ties
Blonde Bess expresses a humorous view about men who remark she looks sweet enough to eat and notes she knows every good restaurant in town, mixing flippant charm with local eateries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blonde Bess
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Filer Graham
John Knight
Frank
A. H. Jones
A. M. Aycock
Hughes Springs
S. R. Ragland
McCain
J. A. Holt
Lacy
W. F. Gorrisson
Germany
Messrs
R. F. Arnold
John C. Kay
O. A. McBrayer
J. H. Aynesworth
Patterson
Julia Gant
Colston
J. H. Randolph
Oak Grove
Rozwell Graves
Fort Worth
Longrew
W. J. Henry
George Carmack
John Gay
Poughkeepsie
New York
Business
Wm. A. Stone
Brazos
Brooks Cemetery
John Carmack
B. W. Drum
Farmer
Jim Porter
Panhandle
Jesse Rickman
E. S. Graham
Kentucky
E. C. Turner
J. W. Padgett
Eula Turner
Squire J. S. Starrett
T. E. Dowdle
W. J. Redders
Olive L. Norris
A. O. Norris
Freddie Rehders
Charlie Mayes
R. E. Mabry
Miss Ora
Bruce Casburn
Etna Wilkinson
Lattimer
Charlie Gay
Sheriff Williams
M. K. Graham
Pecos
Elder Fisher
Median Chapel
Mccas
David Cunningham
Gary, Ind
Aun UE
Trate
State OF
County of Young
Buick
Uestion
McMurtry Motor Company
Thrifty Housewives
Paragon
OIL Cities Electric Company
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