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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1912
Page
5
Community notes and ads from Graham include money to loan offers by C W Hinson, visits of relatives from Lubbock Memphis and Loving, school board updates on the building, medical notices, and Laymen's Day at the Baptist Church with Judge R F Arnold as speaker. Also mentions wood sawing services and local business promotions.
County clerk notes marriages and engagements including J A Gibbs with Mattie Cray and Jim Copeland with Mattie Bray among a list of couples. Other entries include W W Simpson with Vera Meggison and R F Sparks with Gertie Collins in a local notices style.
The scholastic census of Young County enumerates districts with student totals. The report totals 2245 in county districts and 3182 overall, listing districts from Bitter Creek to Crib Station, plus independent Graham Newcastle Olney totals. It ends with an ad for Ballard’s Snow Liniment.
Lost item described as a cherry tree on a domestic piece about two and a half by three and a half feet. Between the McCampbell residence in east Graham and Rose Cottage on South Oak Street, May 4. Finder urged to return to the office. Mrs. M. L. Eichelberger of Davenport Iowa visiting. Lee Axley returned to Nacogdoches Texas after two weeks visiting his brother Henry Axley.
An advertisement from R C McPhails promoting land and loan services promising prompt loans with low fees and expenses, excluding abstracts, plus notices of local interest including Ruth McKelvey moving to Graham High School, farm reports, church vacation plans, and a 1912 church program with lectures, hymns, and benediction.
A brief item records a windmill pump and tank described by Cc M Rickman likely as a noted equipment or property detail. No further context or dates provided.
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