Land and Farm Listings in Young County Texas
Real estate dealers advertise numerous farms and tracts near Graham Proffitt and Olney Texas. Listings include 50 to 320 acre tracts with cultivation, tillable land, houses, barns, tanks and wells, prices from 1 2400 to 316.00 per acre, payment terms up to five to ten years, and a push to attract buyers from Iowa Illinois and Missouri for settlement in 60 days. A cotton gin and related property in Proffitt is offered at 2800 with trade potential.
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Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Young County
A. R. Coggin
J. B. Sidwell
Gooseneck Bend
Graham
J. J. Jones
J. T. Parkinson
S. E
I. R. Wilkinson
Proffitt
W. P. Stephens
Loving
David R. French
Texas
Thisroperty
J. D. Stinnett
Eri. H. Morrison
Olney
Hague
S. E.graham
Wat Mayes
C. L. Griffin
New Place
H. M
W. E. Stickney
J. G. Watson
A. Williams
Murray
Local Loan Office Offers Quick Real Estate Advances
A Young County loan company advertises fast cash with its own land inspection, enabling loans from 300 to 5000 dollars. It promises to close quickly, extend terms on heavy payments, and tailor notes for shorter crops or better cash flow, including options to sell Vendor's Lien Notes.
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Young County
Oran coal fields eyed as fuel for Texas industry
Harry M. Taylor promotes recent finds of superior bituminous coal near Oran, fourteen miles northwest of Mineral Wells, with 144 to 208 feet depth, clean slate free coal. He touts low mining costs under $1.60 a ton, rail freight to Fort Worth at 90 cents, and potential carload sales at 300 per ton. Taylor seeks rail assistance and regional cooperation to spur mining, smelting, steel rails, and regional upbuilding.
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Harry M. Taylor
Weatherford, Mineral Wells and Northwestern Railway
Great Thurber
Oran
Fort Worth
Taylor
Oray
Cless Fa
At Oran
Llano
South Western Empire
Mineral Wells
Weatherford
McKinney
Gainesville
Texas
Mineral Wells Index
Picnic Planned by W O W at Gooseneck School
The Gooseneck W O W camp invites all to a picnic at the Gooseneck school house on Thursday August 12 under W O W auspices. Enjoy the day with fellowship and food.
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Gooseneck
W. O. W. Camp
Cholera Infantum Cured By Remedy
A reader from Dempsey Alabama recalls his one year old child severely ill with cholera infantum. After failing to find a physician, Elder Bros and Carter’s store recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which cured the baby in fifteen minutes. The drug is sold by Sloan Drug Co. A house in Gooseneck Bend owned by John Gallahugh burned last Friday evening, with total loss aside from a few goods. Fire’s cause unknown, suspected defective meat stove. J H Stribling and daughter Monetta and niece Phaira Stribling visited Graham relatives Mrs Crawford and Mrs Jeffery in Ingleside ranch last Friday.
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J. F. Dempsey
Dempsey
Ala
Elder Bros. & Carter
Elder
Chamberlain
Sloan Drug Co
John Gallahugh
Gooseneck Bend
J. H. Stribling
Monetta
Phaira Stribling
Waco
Graham
Quick Cure Ad For Diarrhoe Remedy
An advert promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoe Remedy as a fast cure for diarrhoea. One or two doses suffice in ordinary cases and it is suitable for both children and adults. Sold by Sloan Drug Co.
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Chamberlain
Sloan Drug Co
Ingleside Guests Visit City Relative
Mrs 8 R Jeffery and her daughter Miss Adele of Ingleside ranch visited the city last Saturday as guests of Mrs 8S R Crawford, sister of the host.
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8. R. Jeffery
Adele
Ingleside Ranch
City
Summer Tourist Parts to Major U.S. Resort Listings
Announcement lists travel information for summer tours to Chicago Kansas City St Louis San Francisco Los Angeles Memphis Chattanooga and numerous American resorts via local agents. Contact PHILA AUER Fort Worth Texas for details and writing directions.
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Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Memphis
Chattanooga
America
Rain Aids Cedar Creek Pastures As Residents Move
Light rainfall in Cedar Creek benefits grass and pastures while residents M W Steele and wife depart for Henriet ta and J F West family heads to Hutchinson County to establish new homes. Smith Gann accompanies West to handle stock and household goods. A Missionary Baptist church and Sunday school have recently organized in the community.
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M. W. Steele
Henrietta
I.W. Steele
J. F. West
Hutchinson County
Mrs. West
Smith Gann
Mr. West
Missionary Baptist Church
Cedarite
Baby Elixir Promises Safe Teething Cure
A. M. Doan and wife and John Doan passed through Graham Monday on their way home from the Primitive Baptist association at True. The ad asserts McGee's Baby Elixir contains no narcotics and is a safe remedy for disordered stomachs bowels and fretfulness in infants and teething. Sold by all druggists.
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A. M. Doan
John Doan
Graham
Lucile
Primitive Baptist Association
True
Puddin Valley community notes on crops and visits
Two recent rains revived crops in Puddin Valley with cotton corn and Kaffir corn looking healthy. Meetups and church services occurred at Briar Branch Gooseneck Gra ham and White Rose as families visited relatives from Shackelford and Jack counties. locals mention dry Cooke County conditions, watermelon damage by wolves, and a tale of Bob Crawford trapping a wolf in a steel trap.
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Atchinson
Briar
Higgins
Gooseneck
Puddin Valley
Graham
White Rose
Lawtroop
Shackelford County
Billy
Ardmore
Okla
Minnie
Cornelius
Veto
Jack County
John Gatewood
Myra
Cooke County
Bob Gatewood
Gatewood
Will Mayes
Spring Creek
Treadwell
Mountain Park
Sam Allen
Harry Cornelius
Newcay
Frank Burch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Landland Loans
Land Department
United States
Immigration Department
Clark Ranch
Young County Abstract and Title Company
Hayfever
J. E. Simpson
Arnold & Arnold
Attorneys-at-Law
C. W. Johnson
Graham, Texas
Young
West Side Square
W. A. Morris
Graham National Bank
Day Graham
Ers
M. H. Chism
Pythian Hall
P. A. Martin
Court House
Rob McLaren
A. O. Norris
Postoffice
yStem
Phila, Auer
Fort Worth, Texas
Cedar Creek
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