29 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1912
Page
1
The fragment outlines a store boasting sixth place status with bold claims about actions matching words. It lacks clear names, dates, or concrete events to identify entities or a specific incident for fuller summary.
The article recounts Judge C R Pollard of Delphi Indiana visiting his nephew R B Garrett after over forty years. It notes Pollard's Confederate service and rise to prominence, then positions him as the first Democratic district judge in Indiana. Also reported are two deaths on Fish Creek, pneumonia claims, and a severe wind storm across the region with property damage and northern market trips by H L Morrison and wife.
Carl S Newman and Annie Louise Carmack were married at Annie's mother's home in East Graham on Monday February 26. Rev G W Black officiated. The couple will live on Duff Prairie. Graham High School photos on February 22 featured U D C members presenting pictures of Robert E Lee and his staff, Confederate flags, and John H Reagan.
Meningitis claims Judge George H. McLaren in Graham after illness that began Wednesday. Doctors treated with serum. he died Monday morning and was buried by the Masonic order. Town quarantined and schools dismissed to prevent spread.
Health officer orders Gra ham schools closed for one week due to meningitis. Precautions taken and no alarm. schools to reopen Monday March 4th.
Miss Frances Isabel Thigpen died at the family home near Loving last Monday morning after a prolonged illness of dropsy. Her remains were buried in Oak Grove cemetery at 1 30 Tuesday afternoon with Rev. C R Taylor of the First Baptist Church of Graham conducting the services at the grave.
At the bride parents home in South Graham on a Saturday evening February 24 Rev J Hall Bowman united Walter Rehder and Maud McFerran in marriage. Both come from Graham and Jacksboro roots with a painting business future. The Leader extends best wishes for a long happy life.
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