Oil venture eyed in Pinto county by Dalton and partners
Sinking oil well is planned near Palo Puff City as Dalton operates about ten thousand acres with more in reserve. M C G Fearis of Dallas bank firm accompanied by F Herron leader and Dalton’s son-in-law discuss a full test of the section. If oil shows in paying quantities, development of the field is planned and Herron may explore his own grounds nearby.
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M. C. G. Fearis
Bank- True#Company
Dallas
F. Herron
Dalton
Pinto County
Roperty
Palo Puff
Herron
Small Pox Spreads in Proffitt Community
Proffitt residents C. T. Holbert and G. R. Thomas reported Monday that multiple new small pox cases have appeared and the disease is spreading. Over thirty people in the community have had it, with fifteen to twenty more infected. no deaths yet, but severity appears to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Holbert
G. R. Thomas
Proffitt
Ragland Resigns Renewal Of The Leader On Route 2
On Route 2, K. Ragland called Tuesday to renew The Leader, a local newspaper. The friendly renewal shows community ties and ongoing readership.
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Ast K. Ragland
Sloan and Miss Ruth Britton Wed in South Bend
R. R. Sloan and Miss Ruth Britton of South Bend were married at the bride’s parents home in South Bend last Thursday at 3 o’clock. Rev. G. W. Black officiated. The groom is a prosperous Olney businessman and the bride is well known in town. Friends extend congratulations and good wishes.
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R. R. Sloan
Ruth Britton
South Bend
W. M. Hale
G. W. Black
Olney
Beckham National Bank Elects Officers and Directors
The Beck ham National Bank held its annual meeting on January 13 electing S. R. Crawford as president J. W. Gallaher first vice president Oliver Loving second vice president R. E. Lynch cashier P. K. Deats and W. McClatchey as assistant cashiers and naming directors S. R. Crawford J. W. Gallaher Oliver Loving R. E. Mabry Mrs. Hettie Thomas B Boyd Street and R. E. Lynch. Directors adopted the Federal Reserve Act provisions. The report notes the lively Trades Day, Loving Cornet Band concert at the opera house and Merchants Free Picture Show. The Gra ham schools Spring term begins January 21 with new classes in all grades below high school and admission noted for children seven years old since September 1 1913. tuition for underage pupils is 1.50 per month with Edgar McLendon as Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Crawford
J. W. Gallaher
Oliver Loving
R. E. Lynch
P. K. Deats
W. McClatchey
R. Crawford
R. E. Mabry
Hettie Thomas
Boyd Street
Opera House
Merchants
J. T. Marshall
R. A. Drum
Frank Beard
Thrace Stewart
Sidney Sims
Finis Sims
Graham
Burdick Visits from Loving Foresees Orchard Growth
C E Burdick arrived Saturday to renew for The Leader. He owns a 13 acre orchard with young trees and reports fair results this year despite drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Burdick
State Bank Aims Local Ownership in Young County
Mr H P Rose named cashier proposes placing stock with substantial farmers and business men to create a hom county bank with capital stock of 20000 for home people in Young County.
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H. P. Rose
Young County
No Electric Current Monday Due to Boiler Check
Owing to a boiler inspection there will be no electric current from 7 to 5 next Monday January 19. Graham Electric Light Co. lists personnel including Noel Sims Earl Wheat W N Baker Mont Ham A B Daniels George Rice and others. A school recital by Miss Ruth Isaacs and pupils occurred Friday night with a full audience and high praise for the performances. During the hunt Monday night a skeleton was found north of Archer county near R D Andrews home with bracelets and an old firearm nearby, thought to be that of an Indian or unknown origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Electric Light Co
Noel Sims
Earl Wheat
W. N. Baker
Mont Ham
A. B. Daniels
George Rice
Ruth Isaacs
Miss Isaacs
Dixies Land
Maude Norris
Will Gegg
Ed Hoffman
Farmer
R. D. Andrews
Archer County
Correction notice for high school program omissions
In last week's issue two numbers were omitted from the program rendered in the High School auditorium Monday morning. Mr. Crabb played a violin solo and Rev. J. Hall Bowman gave a short talk. We apologize for the omission and provide the correction this week.
New Grocery Store Opens Under Reed & Company
R L Reed and Company own a grocery department to the store. J Martin with years of experience will manage the groceries for housewives of God. The store will be a grocery and the goods sold at the very close. Tomorrow the Passion Play and the Christ will be shown on a screen at the Opera with the Holy Cr one. A price of 10 cents is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Reed & Company
J. Martin
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Catherine Murdock
Catherine Jackson
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Messrs. Fisher
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