Wichita business men praise Graham trade trip
Wichita Falls Chamber of Commerce executives toured Graham as part of a July trade trip. Hubert M. Harrison, general manager, commended Graham for a cordial reception and neighborly hospitality. He expressed confidence in stronger intercity cooperation and offered ongoing assistance to Graham.
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Wichita Falls
Graham
Hubert M. Harrison
Graham Tourist Park Growing in Favor
The Graham tourist park gains popularity with visitors from across the country. Plans are under way to add shower baths to match top parks, while locals urge promoting Graham as one of the state’s best.
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Graham Tourist Park
Florida
Graham
Wichita Times
Dallas
Graham Park
Ewing S. Moseley
Dallas Automobile Club
Jack Shepherd Dies at Home Near Loving
Jack Shepherd died after a lingering illness at his home near Loving last Sunday. He had been confined to his room for months and could not work for over a year. He is survived by his wife, children, and other relatives. The body was brought to Graham and buried in Oak Grove cemetery Monday afternoon.
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Jack Shepherd
Loving
Graham
Oak Grove Cemetery
Notice of Hearing to Appropriate Public Waters No 694
The Snowden & Mc Sweeney Company of Breckenridge Texas applies for a permit to divert up to 200 acre feet of Brazos River water in Young County for mining. A hearing is set for August 28 1922 at 10 o clock in Austin before the Board of Water Engineers with rights for interested parties to appear.
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Snowden & McSweeney Company
Breckenridge
Texas
Board of Water Engineers
S. E
A. C. Gilmore
Brazos River
Young County
Graham
State of
Austin
Local News Roundup Adds Faces From Nearby Towns
Crowded last week with notices of residents and visitors across Graham and surrounding areas. Roy Collier and wife returned from Wichita Falls while Jim Alden and Howard Bowron visited relatives in Hubbard.
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Roy Collier
Wichita Falls
Jim Alden
Howard Bowron
Hubbard
Constable's Sale Notice in Young County Texas
Order of sale issued July 26 1922 by Young County District Court clerk. Judgment June 9 1922 in favor of Raymond Metz against R Mulholland for 810 162 with 10 percent interest and costs. Sale August 8 1922 at Connerwell No 3 E N McCluskey Farm South Bend, Young County Texas. Cash to highest bidder for all rights in property described as one complete string of oil.
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District Court of
Young County
Raymond Metz
R. Mulholland
Connerwell No. 3
E. N. McCluskey
South Bend
Texas
Old Commissioners Court Re-Nominated in Young County
The Commissioners' Court of Young County was re-elected for two years with no new faces. Judge W. H. Reeves and all four commissioners retained their seats. Opposition appeared only in two precincts, Eliasville where Sherman McCready defeated I. H. Ardis and Roy McCharen, and Olney where Sam Bird defeated J. T. Lowe.
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Young County
W. H. Reeves
Eliasville
Sherman McCready
I. H. Ardis
Roy McCharen
Olney
Sam Bird
J. T. Lowe
Well Drilling Tools Sold Under Mortgage lien
The record lists drilling equipment purchased from Raymond Metz by R Mulholland at Con ner Well No. 3 on the E N Mc Cluskey Lease in Young County Texas. The list includes boilers engines generators bits booms pipes sockets jacks and various tools with a mortgage securing the sale. The sale is to be conducted by the undersigned.
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Raymond Metz
R. Mulholland
Conner Well No
E. N. McCluskey
Young County
Texas
Wilson
Cameron
Judgment for Metz and costs in Young County case
The judgment awards eighty one hundred sixty two and no one hundred dollars plus costs to Raymond Metz with proceeds applied to satisfaction. Constable J D Dawson of Precinct No. One in Young County Texas dated Graham Texas July 27 1922.
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Raymond Metz
J. D. Dawson
Young County
Texas
Graham
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