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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
1
Mrs. W. D. Fisher died last Sunday near Farmer and was buried there Monday. She leaves a husband, three children, her mother, and brother N. D. Holderman. The family came from Mississippi for her health last December, but the illness prevailed. Neighbors note the family’s loss and cling to Christian hope amid sorrow.
Mrs S R Crawford president of the Ladies Cemetery Association will tour late this month to raise funds for maintenance and improvements. Contributions may be left at Backham National Bank. The association boasts one of the Wests best kept graveyards and relies on public support. A meeting of Farmers Union Warehouse stockholders at Graham follows County Union adjournment on April 26 1907. J P Hy p en president.
Light showers have come and gone with little effect as deep cold grips the season. The Farmer brass band held a box supper Saturday night raising a neat sum. Mrs Fisher has died after moving here from Mississippi for health, condolences to her husband and children. J H Loyd’s small daughter is ill. Rev McBrayer lies bedridden with pneumonia. Oscar Cook has sold his crop and moved to Jacksboro for work at a rock crusher. Two townsfolk suffered a minor brain storm scare, causing a brief scare in the community. Banisters for sidewalks are being advocated. UNCLE Neb,
The Murray school will present an entertainment at the school house on Friday night May 3rd under Miss Etna Wilkinson in charge. The event promises much pleasure to attendees and showcases a highly successful school program.
Grandpa Dalrymple traveled from Eliasville last Saturday to visit relatives in the city. He paid our office a pleasant call Tuesday evening.
Died Thursday morning. Little Henry L. Meece, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Meece, died of cholera infantum last Thursday and was laid to rest in Oak Grove cemetery Friday morning. The family mourns the loss of a precious baby life that bloomed briefly by their side.
From Graham Leader dated April 207707 E G Reeves describes travel from Graham to Clarendon with warm sun and cold ice, then snow covering the earth. He notes fruit killed, seeks health in Jericho, enjoys time with Daughertys and sister, and plans to move to Plainview in Hale county once thawed, promising further letters.
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