The Graham National Bank of Graham
The Graham National Bank is presented as a cornerstone of the city’s progress with a respected service reputation. It operates in a well built corner location, offers up to date banking devices, fire and burglary protection, strong insurance backing, and a long serving directorate hailed as Old Reliable for the community.
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Graham
Graham National Bank
Graham National Bank of
Bank of Service of
Old Reliable
Elm Street Bakery Promotes Sanitary Quality and Home-Town Freshness
A Graham bakery advertisement touts strict cleanliness and daily baking with high quality ingredients. John McClure leads the Elm Street Bakery, promising home like taste and customer trust from local housewives. It urges buying local cream loaf or butter kist bread at the shop or grocery.
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Elm Street
John McClure
Graham
Shamrock Motor Company Offers Chevrolet Cars and Services
The Shamrock Motor Company, local Chevrolet distributor, advertises a greatly improved Chevrolet with new features and a reasonable price. It stocks cars, offers demonstrations, and provides full repair work with modern tools and skilled mechanics. Located on a main street in a modern brick building, it promises prompt service, fair prices, and guaranteed workmanship.
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Shamrock Motor Company
Chevrolet
Shamrock Otor Company
Jury Lists for September Term District Court Names 30th District
The list of jurors for the September term of the 30th district court is announced by commissioners P. K. Deats R. J. Johnson and Frank Beard. Names cover four weeks starting September 7 through September 28, listing jurors from Graham Olney Proffitt Loving Newcastle and surrounding areas.
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30Th District Court
Messrs. P. K. Deats
R. J. Johnson
Frank Beard
Brit Alford
Graham
J. Allen
Zathie Harmonson
Eliasville
A. T. White
J. W. Cloud
Murray
J. T. Hamilton
Ed Reeves
Newcastle
Burch
Joe Cagle
Proffitt
J. S. Petty
Jean
R. E. Bearden
Olney
Bruce Neeley
Mont Groves
T. S. Guimarin
R. E. Jones
W. T. Swink
John Horn
J. E. Askew
H. G. Criswell
B. W. Slater
D. E. Stimson
J. J. McCarson
Azey Simpson
R. L. Askew
Bunger
O. M. James
B. F. Johnson
J. W. Daws
Claud Holbert
T. L. Helton
W. W. Farmer
Loving
Will Clifton
Spring Creek
B. J. Hulse
S. S. Bates
Joe B. Davis
J. J. Gallaher
W. H. Jarnagin
T. E. Matthews
J. Wiley
Moore
G. I. McAllister
R. L. Shepard
H. C. Wells
Charlie Watson
R. A. Kutch
C. H. Elkins
South Bend
J. R. Holcomb
F. G. Burnett
T. C. Butler
W. S. Bush
T. J. Beall
Tom Rutherford
E. L. Clark
E. T. Slater
J. M. Davidson
E. H. Burk
J. R. Gay
N. L. Hardy
J. P. Atchley
Horace Bishop
J. P. Bloetsworth
J. E. Brown
Hoyt Brown
O. M. Burris
G. L. Donnell
W. C. Cardwell
J. W. Hickerson
J. L. Castleman
I. S. Brock
Walter Dilbeck
Padgett
H. Wilde
R. V. Tidwell
T. J. Eddleman
G. D. Hinson
C. C. Bloodworth
L. B. Scott
Milton Snoddy
J. R. Gibbs
Z. A. Hudson
H. G. Millican
J. R. Bills
S. H. Phillips
D. H. Bolin
Claude Lynn
F. A. Mann
W. W. Storm
The Touring Trials Joke About River Crossing
A comic exchange between Jimmy and his father reveals a family mishap as Jimmy asks the river’s name. The dad admits ignorance, while Jimmy quips that Aunt Anne has fallen in it, turning a casual moment into a humorous misfortune.
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Jimmy
Dad
Anne
Coca Cola Bottling Co Emerges As Local Leader In Graham
The Coca Cola Bottling Company of Graham is presented as a leading modern business, supplying Coca Cola to Young County with pure ingredients and strict sanitation. Conductor G. A. Denton is praised for energetic leadership, highlighting the firm’s prominence in Graham and surrounding areas.
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Coco Cola
Young County
Coca Cola
G. A. Denton
Graham
Graham Leader
Graham Hide and Produce Company in Graham Texas
The Graham Hide and Produce Company, a leading Young County firm, buys eggs hides wool and fur every day and pays top prices. They ship commodities in carload lots for cash and provide fair weights and counts. They plan a modern cold storage plant and will accept provisions kept cold.
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Graham Hide and Produce Company
Young County
Graham
Graide and Produce Company
Observance of American Education Week Sets Dates
The 1919 to 1922 program outlines for American Education Week runs November 16 to 22. It details daily themes such as Constitution Day Patriotism Day School and Teacher Day and Health and Know Your School Day with four to six topics per day and slogans. Copies of the full program are available from the Bureau of Education Washington DC.
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Bureau of Education
U. S. Department of the Interior
American Legion
National Educational Association
United States
Republic
Calvin Coolidge
America
John Muir
Department of the Interior
Washington, D. C
Blonde Bess Opines About Boss and Café. Flirtations
Blonde Bess accuses her boss of playing for big stakes and notes she sees him flirting terribly with the waitress at his noonday cafe. The remark suggests a gossip column tone about workplace romance and social intrigue.
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Bess
Sam Kept Silence on a Coffin or Car Story
A brief quip notes a February remark about Sam Featherbrain choosing a coffin or automobile last week. The line plays on a joke about fate and a costly misjudgment, suggesting a wry punchline without details.
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Sam “T
Featherbrain
Plan for East Texas railroad linked Kerrville to Brady
Announcement states investors plan a railroad through Mason Texas to bridge Kerrville and Brady and connect the Southern Pacific and the Frisco lines, signaling a regional transport expansion.
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Mason
Texas
Kerrville
Brady
Southern Pacific
Frisco
University of Dubuque Axes Athletics
The university abolishes athletics amid a crisis as the president declares an inability to continue intercollegiate competition without compromising moral principles. The decision ends a long era of university sports programs.
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University of Dubuque
Ain't It the Truth Sonny Relatives Joke
A humorous exchange where a mother defines relatives as visitors who come when the weather is too hot for cooking, presenting a light家庭 moment about family visits and heat.
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Sonny
Eastern Star Increases Membership 500000
Toronto August 12 1937 Members of the Order of the Eastern Star report a gain of 500000 members over three years at the triennial assembly Minnie E Keys grand secretary announced at the opening session Delegates from the United States and Canada attended Philadelphia delegates presented Mayor Foster with a Liberty Bell for the Susquehanna centennial celebration in that city
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Toronto
Ontario
Order of the Eastern Star
Minnie E. Keys
United States
Canada
Philadelphia
Foster
Baptist Association to Meet at Jean Church
Rev. G. W. Black, moderator of the Young County Baptist Association, announces the next session will be held at Jean Church starting Friday September 4. He urges all county churches to elect messengers and prepare letters. Jean prepares for large attendance and is noted for hospitality.
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G. W. Black
Young County Baptist Association
Jean
Tedkins Report Highlights Long Drive by Sam Shirley
Sam Shirley drove 650 miles in a single day in a Willys Knight car. The anecdote notes the increasing difficulty of finding a place to park, reflecting crowded streets and parking challenges in the area.
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Tedkins
Sam Shirley
Willys- Knight
Boaz Dry Goods Company in Graham shines with style
Boaz Dry Goods Company on the northwest square of Graham offers a wide range of dry goods, ladies and gents furnishings, shoes, and clothing. It touts Hamilton Brown shoes, Korrect Clothes, fall dresses, and reliable, value oriented service with a square deal policy and strong customer satisfaction.
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Hamilton-Brown
Dry Richman
Graham
Boaz Dry Goods Company
Boat Store
Boaz Dry Good
Dad
At Dry Goods Company
Reli
The John E Morrison Company Leading Young County Store
The John E Morrison Company in Young County is a leading general merchandise store known for reliability and square dealing. It offers a complete department store with dry goods shoes groceries hardware and furniture and showcases ready to wear garments and millinery. It carries Bos tonian Edwin Clapp and Star Brand shoes and emphasizes full leather comfortable footwear and the latest fashion styles for women and children.
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John E. Morrison Company
Young County
John E. Morrison Co
Toc
Bostonians
Edwin Clapp
Jaleed
Thomas S
Star
Nearly 16000 Enrolled In Better Sires Campaign
The Better sires-better stock campaign reports 15818 livestock owners nationwide enrolled to improve domestic animals. A July 1 progress summary shows 549455 animals and 1185689 poultry under improvement from purebred sires, with progress in Grayson Virginia New Haven Connecticut and Shelby Union Counties Kentucky.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Grayson
New Haven
Conn
Shelby
Union Counties
Planning Ahead Says Kaufman Quote on Travel
A Herbert Kaufman saying urges making a plan before starting a trip and choosing a destination before buying a ticket. It cautions against waiting until the end of the journey to decide where to go, stressing early decision making.
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Herbert Kaufman
For Rent Eight Room Furnished House Near Schools
Classified rental item for a furnished eight room house near both schools. Close in and convenient. Available for a year at 714 Cherry St. Contact details not provided.
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Cherry ST
Music Study Teacher Listing for Dunning System
Mrs. W. O. Hickman is listed as an authorized teacher of the Dunning System of Improved Music Study for Beginners. Address at 1107 East Third Street, S. W. 27-J. 51-52p.
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W. O. “Hickman
East Third Street
S. W
Dublin visitors and cattle shipments rise on Rock Island
Mrs. O D Bibby and her son Doss of Dublin are visiting Mrs. B A Snoddy this week. More than twenty cars of cattle have been shipped out over the Rock Island this week.
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O. D. Bibby and Son
Doss
Dublin
B. A. Snoddy
Rock Island
Miss Velma Adams Hosts Miss Selma Schow in Clifton TX
Miss Velma Adams welcomes Miss Selma Schow as her guest this week in Clifton Texas. The event highlights local social happenings and features two notable residents in a small town setting.
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Velma Adams
Selma Schow F
Clifton
Texas
Mrs C B Hockaday Visits Relatives in Dallas
Mrs C B Hockaday is visiting relatives in Dallas. The brief item notes a social state of travel and family visit without further details.
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Mrs
C. B. Hockaday
Dallas
Baby of Mr and Mrs Jesse Tackett ill this week
The baby of Jesse Tackett and his wife has been quite ill this week, with family seeking care and hoping for improvement through medical treatment and rest.
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Mrs
Jesse Tackett
Ras Shoemate Visits Spearman Relatives This Week
Mr. Ras Shoemate traveled to Spearman this week to visit relatives, sharing time with extended family and reconnecting in a small town setting.
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Ras Shoemate
Spearman
Esther Frances of Graford Visits Relatives This Week
Miss Esther Frances of Graford is in town this week visiting relatives and friends in the area, staying with local kin and catching up with nearby neighbors.
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Esther Frances of
Graford
Ed Purdy Philos on Majority Rule Demonstrated
Philosopher Ed Purdy argues that majority rule is failing in the United States. He cites a recent incident at a grade crossing where a locomotive collided with a line of small cars to illustrate the flaw in democratic decision making.
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U. S
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