The Dependon Store Ad Urges Merit Over Lodge Ties
A careful buyer is urged to review the Dependon Store line and pricing. The ad appeals to trade on the merits of merchandise alone and not on lodge affiliation or other reasons.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1915
Page
1
New Arrivals Dress Shop Listing
New dresses for women and children received this week priced from 0c to $15.00 Shirts waists in lawn and silk from 50c to $4.00 A See] listing notes available styles and sizes at the shop.
Hat Department Pushes Big Monday Sales Record
The millinery department reports its largest sales day in history, citing weekly new stock, expert designers and trimmers, and a Dallas wholesale link that enables lower prices. The store invites customers to compare styles and prices for satisfaction.
Men We Invite You to Call As We Have Not Overlooked
A brief notice inviting men to call for assistance or services, claiming nothing essential has been overlooked and offering personal outreach.
Quiet wedding unites John M. Rhea and Velma MecCasland
Reverend Ben Hardy performs a small wedding at the Methodist parsonage Monday at 8:00 p m uniting John M Rhea and Velma MecCasland. Only invited guests include H Sale and D B Daugherty with wives. Velma has worked as stenographer for Daugherty & Sale and is welcomed as a permanent Graham resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hardy
John M. Rhea
Velma MecCasland
8. H. Sale
D. B. Daugherty
Daugherty & Sale
Rhea
Baylor County
Seymour
Graham
Young County
Mrs Ely plans May visit to Indiana and Illinois
Mrs Ely will leave next Tuesday for Pampa Texas to spend May with her daughter Mrs G C Walstad From there she will travel north to visit relatives at her old home in Lafayette Indiana where she has not been in over thirty three years She will also visit Effingham Chicago Delphi Crawfordsville and other places in Indiana before returning home the first of September.
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid delegate visits Tiasca
Mrs. R. G. Hallam traveled to Tiasca yesterday as a delegate representing the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society from this locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Hallam
Tiasca
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Wright and Kramer Married at Bride's Parents Home
Alfred G. Wright and Annie E. Kramer wed at the bride's parents home on South Elm street at 7 30 last night with Rev W D Boswell officiating. The bride, Graham's charming local girl, and the groom, Young county stock farmer, are praised by the community and urged to a happy life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred G. Wright
Annie E. Kramer
Benton Kramer
South Elm Street
W. D. Boswell
Baptist Church
Graham
Young County
Get Busy with Spring Clean-Up In City Alleys
A brisk exhortation urges residents to clean yards alleys side yards sidewalks cellars and garrets to remove winter trash. It frames civic effort as personal duty with the city promising to do its part and calls on individuals to act now.
Letters Awaiting Pick Up at Graham Post Office
A partial notice lists letters remaining uncalled for in the Graham post office. Names include Joe Blackwell Mildred Jewell and N. S. Farmer, Postmaster. Rer J. G. W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Blackwell
Joe
Jewell
Mildred
N. S. Farmer
Public Speaking by Hon H N Pope Speakers in May
State Lecturer H N Pope of the Farmers Union of Texas will tour Loving Red Top Jean True and Wheatland near Olney May 3 4 5 6 and 7 8 to address county farmers on recent legislature and proposed amendments. Presbytery at Haskell last week was attended by Rev Gaines B Hall W T Donnell and Z A Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Pope
Farmers’ Union of Texas
Loving
Red Top
Jean
True
Wheatland
Olney
County Union
Gaines B. Hall
W. T. Donnell
Z. A. Hudson
Haskell
Heavy Rains Boost Texas Crop Prospects
Heavy rains drenched the state over two weeks causing rivers to rise in eastern and southern Texas. Cities like Houston Waco Austin Dallas and Fort Worth suffered high water with some lives lost at Austin. Branos river ran higher than since 1890 while ground soaking promises a bumper grain crop and jubilant farmers predict a record year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Houston
Waco
Austin
Dallas
Fort Worth
Kiddies Make Great Hit At Local High School Show
First and second graders staged an entertaining program at the Opera House last Friday night. Teachers Mrs. Isaacs and Miss Davis were praised for guiding the children through songs readings and drills. Proceeds will fund equipment for the primary department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaacs
Miss Davis
Cyclone Damages Graham Property
A cyclone struck Graham at 6 15 last Sunday morning causing about 10 000 dollars in damage mainly in the business district. No injuries were reported though several had narrow escapes as the cloud moved zig zag through town from the southwest to the northeast. The Graham Bank and Mabry Sons building suffered window and awning damage while D G Vick’s store endured the greatest losses to stock and roof in the business section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Anderson Barn
Henderson Wagonyard
Graham Bank
Beckham National Ban
Mipry
Mabry & Sons
D. G. Vick’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oxfords
R. F. Short & Company
Wright-Kramer
Jamie’s Secret
Lois Lane
Clyde Keplinger
Beau Brommel
J. W. McLendon
Elmer Cutler
Allie Johnson
Robert Lynch
Glen Wallace
Buell Taggart
Jim Alden Bowron
Howard Farmer
Johnnie Price
Mansel Birdwell
Don’t
Lydia Alford
Boyland
Jim McGowan
Claude Stewart
Mary Eddleman
Kathleen Philips
Louise Bell
Katherine Morris
Deak Matthews
Dan
Glen Martin
Winnie Fawks
Bess Baynes
Willig Mary Alford
Inez
Fitzhugh Lee
James Porter
Nat Price
Dixie Land
Graham Property
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