State Fair of Texas Opens in Dallas October 16
The twenty fourth annual State Fair of Texas opens in Dallas on Saturday October 16 and runs sixteen days. It will showcase immense growth of the Southwest with new departments and expanded exhibits, including premium totals exceeding 90000 dollars and a grand Coliseum, race events, livestock displays, and international attractions like Dan Patch and Minor Heir.
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Southwest
Texas
Dallas
Union
Coliseum
Fair Association
America
South
Essex
Duroc-Jerseys
Chester-Whites
Tamworths
Hampshires
Yorkshires
State Fair of
Dan Patch
Strobel
Iberati
Ladies Aid Society Fish Luncheon at First Christian Church
Mrs W E Eddleman hosted the Ladies Aid Society Saturday from 5 to 7 pm with a fish luncheon honoring Mrs J H Norman of Duncan Oklahoma. Contest winners included Mrs W S Tidwell for naming a Bible fisherman and Mrs J W Gallaher for most Bible questions.
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W. E. Eddleman
Ladies Aid Society
The
First Christian Church
J. H. Norman
Duncan
Oklahoma
W. S. Tidwell
Mesdames
R. E. Mabry
James Norman
Walter Burns
Eugenn Logan
W. K. Lyons
Allen Marion Wallace
Jessie Fore
Alma Martin
J. J. Parks
J. W. Gallaher
Nomer Anderson
P.G. Weaver
Yates
Bill Johnson
Reed
Edward Oowers
W. C. Belle
Miss Euelah Posten Receives Permanent Teaching Certificate
Miss Euelah Posten, primary teacher in our public schools, earned a permanent certificate by examination at Denton this summer. Her two years in Graham show strong preparation, and she will have charge of the younger pupils in our schools this coming year.
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Euelah Posten
Denton
Miss Posten
Graham
The Thrice-A-Week World Celebrates Its Anniversary
The Thrice-A-Week World marks another year of publication as a leading weekly newspaper. Editors praise rigorous reporting and community coverage, noting steady readership growth and continued commitment to local news, culture, and public affairs.
News as It Really Is Thrice-a-Week World Offer
An advertisement for the Thrice-a-Week World proclaims its impartial coverage and full reporting. It pitches a shared offer with The Graham Leader, totaling one year of both papers for a combined price. Includes details on publication frequency and rider prices.
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The
New York World
Newspa
Graham Leader
Sunday School Convention Set for Graham in September
Sunday school workers in Young County are urged to attend a convention in Graham starting Saturday evening September 4. The event runs through September 5 and 6 with W N Wiggins and wife among the noted speakers. County Secretary W J McKinney asks all counties to appoint delegates for active county representation.
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Young County
Graham
W. N. Wiggins
State Sunday School Association
W. J. McKinney
Granulated Sore Eyes Cured by Salve
Martin Boyd of Henrietta Kentucky endured granulated sore eyes for twenty years. In February 1903 a man urged him to try Chamberlains Salve. He bought one box and used about two thirds, with no return of trouble since. The Sloan Drag Co sells the salve.
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Martin Boyd
Henrietta, Ky
Chamberlain
Sloan Drag Co
Free Barbecue and Race Meet in Flavanna Texas
Citizens of Flavanna Texas announce a three day celebration September 8 to 10 to honor the town's new railroad. Events include speeches racing music and an auction of lots with free barbecue bread pickles and ice water. Excursion rates are offered from Texarkana Arkansas Shiresport Louisiana Big Springs and intermediates. Roscoe Snyder and Ry Pacific will run three trains daily from Roscoe to Fluvanna.
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Flavanna
Texas
Fluvanna
P. Ry
Texarkana
Arkansas
Shiiesport
Louisiana
Big Springs
Roscoe, Snyder
Union veteran meeting at courthouse follows Chickamauga visit
Members of the U C V USCV and UDCV gather in the courthouse at 3 o clock Sunday with Capt T J Lamons in charge. Speakers include Hon J C Kay who notes his trip to Chickamauga Battlefield Park and honors from Mrs Lela Morris Miss Carrie Finlay and Little Miss Bessie Finch. The group invites others with Confederate principles to join, adjournment follows with plans to meet the fourth Sunday each month.
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Chickamauga Battle Field Park
U. S
Kay
P. A. Martin
Tennessee
Lela Morris
Carrie Finlay
Bessie Finch
T. B. Ingram
Ala
Mr. Lakey
Sons
Daughters of the Confederacy
McPhails
T. J. Lamons
F. Herron
Adjt
The Lyon How Goes With Moline Carriage Items
The Lyon How, likely a horse and carriage racing note, reports securing a car of Moline Double Discs and Good Enough Sulky. Details point to equipment purchases or equipment names associated with driving events or harness racing.
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The
Lyon How
City Bakery Moves to New Stand for Fresh Bread Daily
Katie Dizter, proprietress, announces the City Bakery has relocated to a new stand and will offer fresh bread and cakes every day, inviting public patronage and thanks for support.
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Katie Dizter
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Childrens’ School
Childrens’ Hosiery
Monarch
Cluett
Pants
Hanan
S. B. Street & CO
Opportunity
Olney
Norman & Stovall
Fluvanna, Texas
Lyon Hdw
Rotary
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