Dependon Store Promotes Consistent Low Prices
The Dependon Store advertises always low prices and rejects flashy sales. It states it never inflates prices for a crowd and only offers sales to raise money or clear excess stock.
01 Aug 1912
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1912
Page
1
The Dependon Store advertises always low prices and rejects flashy sales. It states it never inflates prices for a crowd and only offers sales to raise money or clear excess stock.
A blaze at the Brewer Hotel in the Andrews oil field Archer County last Saturday morning killed Jim Furry 31 a dresser and fatally burned Ed Parkhurst who died the next day while several other workers were injured. The frame hotel housed about forty rooms and was largely occupied by oil field workers some escaping in night clothes. The origin is unknown. Parkhurst died in Archer City after being treated at nearby camps and physicians. Picks survived and returned to field work. Furry a Mason and Elks member belonged to a prominent family. his body was sent to West Virginia.
J D Lowe brings in election returns from the True box last Monday. He says crops are fairly good in his country. He estimates fifty acres of corn will average twenty five bushels per acre. He also has eight acres of kafir corn looking well and expects to have enough feed for the winter.
R Jeffery was seriously injured when a horse tangled a hind foot in a wire after he rode over it to move a threshing machine. He was dismounted as the horse jumped and struck him, breaking two ribs. Family and doctor brought him home that night and he is resting well. The note also covers local band concerts and Graham School notes praising the area's facilities and urging visits to assess schooling.
J. J. Gray, from Bitter Greek, served as election judge last Monday and delivered local ballots to be counted with other boxes by the county executive committee next Saturday. He praised the cotton from his country as exceptionally good.
On Sunday July 28 the Methodists led with 187 in attendance and 4 new pupils, offering 4.35 dollars. Baptists had 139 with an offering of 29.91 dollars, Christians 128 with 3.18 dollars, and Presbyterians 121 with 4.57 dollars. Poor summer travel reduced totals as Rev Sims filled the Baptist pulpit in place of the absent pastor. J C Hindman, injured by a heifer last week, is only little improved.
Last Saturday's primary election delayed full county figures. Governor Colquitt won re election by a large majority and Morris Sheppard led U S Senate with about twenty five thousand. County results saw Lind sey defeated by B W King for Superintendent, Simpson beat Wood for representative, Fry over Stinson for County Judge, Marshall over Arnold for County Attorney, Brown reelected Sheriff, Hinson edged Wood for Tax Assessor, other officials unopposed. Also noted were obituaries for P C West of South Bend and a report on Rev Gaines B Hall's successful church meeting at Conner Creek with new members and reorganization details.
The Graham Independent Telegraph issues a new subscriber directory ready by week’s end. About six hundred phone numbers are listed to enable callers to reach others by number rather than name. The note emphasizes accuracy and urges readers to support local job work for a better Graham and Young County paper.
Jordan Brothers vs John Proffitt Jr judgment for plaintiff on account. The John E Morrison Co vs J L Mayes judgment for plaintiff on promissory note. C B Harris vs Norwich Union Fire Insurance Co verdict for plaintiff on garnish.
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