We’ll Never Leave You Alone announces new stock
The store thanks customers for 1908 patronage and previews 1909 goods including Hamilton Brown shoes, ginghams, shirts, handkerchiefs, and other new arrivals with promises of frequent updates and an invitation to shop in town.
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Hamilton-Brown
Three New Automobiles Arrive in Town
Three fine automobiles were unloaded here last week for Messrs. H. L. Morrison Chas Gay and Chas Widmayer. The Reo two cylinder cars are twenty horsepower with two seats and top and are the largest ever brought to town. Graham has nine automobiles.
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Messrs. H. L. Morrison
Chas Gay
Chas. Widmayer
Graham
Newby and Annie Alford Wed at Rev Alcorn Home
Robert Newby and Miss Annie Alford were married at the residence of Rev. L Alcorn last Wednesday January 6 with Bro. Alcorn officiating. The couple will reside in the Ivan community where the groom has long lived.
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Robert Newby
Annie Alford
L. Alcorn
Alcorn
Meeting notice for Young County Union corrected date
An error misdated the Young County Union meeting to January 18. The next meeting is now set for Friday January 20. President J J Gray announces the call. Dallas workers bring tools to the new school foundation with brick work soon to follow and Graham workers to be employed after the foundation.
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Young County Union
County Union
J. J. Gray
Dallas
Graham
Floyds' Road Show Sparks Graham Crowds
The Floyds performed with the Graham Band at the Graham courthouse last Saturday, drawing a full house and praise as the best slight of hand act seen in Graham. County officials discussed road funding. the Graham Commercial Club offered to finance half the county's needs, with Graham town funding equal, to continue road work near the county seat, a plan approved with one dissent.
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Graham
County Commissioners Court
Graaham Commercial Club
Messrs
John E Morrison
M. K. Graham
S. R. Crawford
Ecourta
Baugh
Olney
Runaway Accident Ends Mrs Summar in Slidell
Mrs J G Summar was killed when a runaway overturned a buggy near Slidell last Thursday evening. Her two children escaped serious injury, and Mr Summar had recently bought a half interest in a Slidell drug store. The family had moved from Graham to Burkburnett, previously ran a hotel, and the community extends condolences. The notice also notes road conditions and advocates split log drags for better roads in Young County.
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Burkburnett
Slidell
Young County
Stinson
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