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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1911
Page
4
S D Davis a pioneer citizen of the county died at his Eliasville area home last Saturday night and was buried Sunday at Donnell cemetery. Rev G W Black conducted the funeral. Davis was a devoted Baptist and Confederate veteran who helped neighbors in need. He leaves a wife and a large grown family.
Mrs. N J Timmons died of apoplexy in Tucumcari New Mexico on Sunday morning December 10 and was buried beside her husband in Colorado Springs Colorado on Tuesday December 12 Judson Timmons her son informed Chas Gay Graham National Bank cashier The pioneer settler was the ninth white woman to enter Young county She endured great personal loss but kept a jolly demeanor and leaves three sons and many friends in Graham and beyond
Local ad offers a merchandise stock at 65 cents on the dollar with groceries, estimated invoice around 1250 dollars. Building for sale or rent with a $60 monthly salary included, available to run the business. Inquiry urged for a quick snap up at Oliver Building Loving Texas. Seven steel bridges ordered earlier by Lamar County commissioners arrive for crossings. Texas and Pacific contracts. 110,000 dollar Marshall project includes a station, office, six stall roundhouse, and oil house.
Parents urged to send 50 cents for a year of leading boys monthly magazine of America. Features include stories education sports games and Boy Scouts while keeping 52 000 boys engaged. also an ad notes affordable family washing by Graham Steam Laundry and praises the Hans Hanson Co orchestra for dramatic music enhancement.
Presbyterians announce special services Sunday with public invitation. The pastor will fill his regular appointment at Flat Rock Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. B. Hall.
One four-year-old mare, 15 hands, no brand, little white on one foot, in good flesh. Last seen two weeks ago. Liberal reward for information leading to recovery. Graves & Ward, The Rev. Srl Hicks 1912 Almanac promotion notes warnings of storms and weather and urges purchase from Word and Works Publishing Co.
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