Hon J E Binkley Runs For Texas Land Commissioner
Graham citizen Hon J E Binkley announces his campaign for Texas Land Commissioner to succeed long serving J T Robison. He markets himself as technically trained, honest, and ready to enforce law and promote economy, public education, and integrity in office while opposing perpetual tenure and political machines.
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J. E. Binkley
Texas
J. T. Robison
Austin
Binkley
Graham
H. H. Dinwiddie
A. & M. College of Texas
Thos. S. Gathright
Columbus
Temple
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Orange
Weatherford College
Weatherford
Binkley & Binkley
Graham, Texas
Thos. G. Binkley
Honeg Lme
The Covered Wagon at National Theatre for Three Days
James Cruze's The Covered Wagon tops the National Theatre bill for three days starting Monday July 7. A grand adaptation of Emerson Hough's novel, the film is praised as a landmark photoplay and touted as one of the greatest screen epics.
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James Cruze
Paramount
National Theatre
Emerson Hough
Bathing Suits Arrive At Snoddy and Sons
Snoddy and Son's announces a fresh assortment of bathing suits, inviting customers to view the new styles and colors on display in their shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snoddy & Son’s
Mrs Rebecca C Nichols Dies in Mount Pleasant Community
Mrs Rebecca C Nichols died at her Mount Pleasant home on June 28 1924 born February 13 1834 in Roann County North Carolina she lived in Tennessee Missouri and finally Texas where she resided since January 1884 She leaves five children thirty eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral conducted by Rev G W Black and burial in Median Chapel Cemetery beside her husband W H Nichols also noted is a Miller's Studio advertisement offering portraits with photo orders.
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Rebecca C. Nichols
Mount Pleasant
Roann County
North Carolina
Tennessee
Allen Dowdy
Stoddard County
Missouri
Young County
Texas
Grandma Nichols
W. A. Galloway
Graham
R. M. Summers
S. W. Haggard
Proffitt
O. K. Freeman
J. A. Watson
Jean
Primitive Baptist Church
Median Chapel
W. H. Nichols
G. W. Black
Tom, Tom the Widow's Son and the Pig He Stole
A folk verse notes young Tom's theft of a pig in the town and the pig's squeal leading to his singed fate in a rustic, moral-tale tone. The rhyme links guilt, punishment, and community norms through a village lens.
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Tom
Pig
Tommy
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L. M. Davis Drug Comp’y
Alexander
Gingham
Athletic Union
J. P. Alexander Company
Miller
Garvin-Johnson Grocery Co
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