Death of long prominent citizen Reverend W H Farmer
W H Farmer aged about 90, founder of the town of Farmer in Missouri, longtime Baptist minister, died at his home on Saturday and was buried Monday. He devoted his life to uplifting others and helped shape the county town. Christmas in Graham described as quiet and joyful with trees and gifts, little drinking noted. A note about a found person’s belongings offered at the sheriff’s office.
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W. H. Farmer
Farmer
Farmer Wat
Baptist Church
Graham
Little Odus Johnson Dies at Home in Jooseneck Bend
The obituary notes a child named Odus Johnson, son of Mack and Mrs Johnson, dying at his uncle Pat Johnson’s residence in Jooseneck Bend. The text includes religious verses about rest and heaven and mentions a 72 number tied to James M. Smith, who sold a kitchen item, plus a court-mrome camp meeting notice at Graham courthouse.
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Pat Johnson
Jooseneck Bend
Odus
Mack Johnson
Spirit Land
Little Odus
God
Jesus
Notice on books, compensation, and sale items
After supper, Am practical book Kooper, several years experience compensation reasonable. See C. W. Hasantow at Price Bros. Turkey feathers for sale at 10¢ per lb. For a short time only. Phone 49 Roy D, Goston.
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C.W. Hasantow
Price Bros
Roy D
Goston
Engineer Copher Killed On Fort Worth Dallas Run
Mr. C D Copher longtime engineer on the Fort Worth to Dallas local was instantly killed last Tuesday when his head struck a bridge while leaning from the cab. The fireman stopped the train and found Copher beside the track with fatal injuries. The Graham resident and his family had lived there for months and mourn his loss deeply, with sympathy extended to Mrs Copher and their daughter Sallye Chism.
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C. D. Copher
Graham
Fort Worth
Dallas
Copher
Deep Sorew
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James M. Smith
Indian Mound
Kidwell Cooper's
Court House
Hernon
Mabry, Short & CO
Engineer Copher
Gorham Drug Co
Worth Timmons
Julia
Denton
M. K. Graham
Graha
Exhaus
Mr. K. Graham
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