Hamrick Sues Fort Worth and Denver City Railroad
C V Hamrick sues Fort Worth and Denver City railroad for injuries his wife suffered last fall when a switch engine hit a mail truck causing a chain collision with a second truck injuring both his wife and Miss Bessie Love. Motions to quash and for continuance denied. cases set for trial March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Love
Wichita Falls Record-News
The
Fort Worth
Denver City Railroad
P. A. Martin
C. V. Hamrack
Railroad
Crisbee Transfer Company
Union Station Company
Wichita Falls and Southern Railroad
Wichita Falls
Clisbee Transfer Company
Southern
W. F
Denver
Earp Music Company Moves To East Side
The Earp Music Company relocates from the McCain building on East Fourth Street to the east side building recently vacated by P. E. M. The move includes demonstration booths and a full line of pianos player pianos phonographs and records with a February records shipment and an invitation to customers to hear them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Earp Music Company
McCain
East Fourth Street
P. E. M. Company
Earp
Pay Your Poll Tax Before February First
A public notice urges all eligible voters in Young County to pay poll taxes within nine days to be eligible for elections this year. It notes many may miss key local road elections, cites nearly five thousand eligible voters, and reports fewer than 2100 have paid 1922 poll taxes. The tax collector will be busy, so act now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young County
E. L. Douglas
Jacksboro
The
Leader
Jack County
Mr. Douge
Graham
Chautauqua Club Meets Wednesday Meeting
The Chautauqua Club met at Mrs. J. G. Harris home on January 10 with a tense, expectancy-filled mood as judges for the upcoming debate were announced. The subject was Resolved that Women Today Are More Efficient Than Women of Yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Harris
Mesdames Hallam
Hattie Miller
Miss Edwards
W. Z. Allen
Gary Smith
W. J. Lassater
C. R. Taylor
Mesdames Ailen Ard Smith
Fanine Dowele
MacDowell
Blanche Hart Smith
Ft. Worth
Young County
Speed of 1209 mph could come in twenty years says professor
Professor E W Pawlowski of the University of Michigan aeronautical engineering department says a speed of 1209 miles per hour may be achieved within the next twenty years, possibly cutting travel times dramatically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Pawlowski
Aeronautical Engineering Department
University of Michigan
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C. V. Hamrick Sues
Ft. W. & D. Railroad
C. V. Hamrick
Deaver
East Side
Graham Grocery Co
Purina
Purina “Ik F
Hinson-Hockaday Grain CO
S&s. W
IND
Chautauqua Club
E. D. Solomon
Mrs. S. Armstrong
Stanley Armstrong
First Baptist Church
Wallace Reid
Agnes
Clarence
Booth Tarkington Ayres
May McAvoy
REX Theatre
Ain
Inteageawenee
Graham, Texas
Rere
Peron
OGL Lac
Lope Sacre
Hihieh Meier Pal -Udlecient
ARTE
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