Rain Lifts Bunger Area. Weevils, Crops Discussed
County notes report a good rain that will finish corn in the Bunger area while cotton shows promise yet boll weevils cause damage in early cotton. Community health is fine with a few sick or recovering residents. several local residents travel to Graham, go to church, or shop in town as plans form for a Goose Neck Christian meeting. Weather and seasonal fruit like melons are mentioned along with farm work and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young County
George Berry
Alfred Parsons
Banger
Grantham
Woodrum
Graham
Albert Driver
Henry Owen
Idia Owen
Myrtice Woodrum
Henry Driver
Mr. Upham
Mattie
George
Clyde Berry
Mr. Davis
Cleo Woodrum
Altia Driver
Andrew Smith
Bunger Mercantile Co
Fay Lisle
Mountain Home
Bunger
G. A. Woodram
Earl Rhodes
Gooseneck
Upham
Sparks
Charley Grantham
The Famous Post Lands Offer Draws Attention
The note advertises lands near Post City on the South Plains with attractive terms and low interest. Local life: rain improves town health, Sunday School affected by rain, hopes for a better turnout next week and a new pastor. Various residents travel or visit relatives, including Julius Junker and Miss Della Richardson, with other social notes from Mor gan's Mill to Jacksboro and Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post City
South Plains
Julius Junker
Bride
Olney
Rosenburg
Texas
Della Richardson
Newport
Bertha Junker
Henry Carpenter
Mangum Oklahoma
Maude
Madie Wood
Esther Baughn
Jacksboro
Miss Baughn
Martha Markum
Jean
Joe Brown
Morgan’s Mill
Erath County
J. F. Dyer
Brown
Seymour
Rain and wind sweep Tank Valley as grasshoppers thrive
A Sunday rainstorm and swift winds hit the Tank Valley area. Grasshoppers remain plentiful. Will Seddon is ill with typhoid fever but improving. Rev. Patterson preached to a small crowd. Local residents and visitors are noted, with several callers at homes and social visits described. Roasting ears are plentiful. a local vineyard offers fresh produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Buseh
Rock Creek social notes and picnic reports at Newcastle
Local notes describe pleasant weather, visits by Dallas and Newcastle residents, and a picnic at Newcastle with numerous attendees. The piece mentions rain aiding crops, people visiting relatives in Graford and Osney, and small town daily life events including calls, work, and neighborhood chores.
Post Estate Landi. Dan Burk and Graham trip
Mrs Louise Simon and Mrs Henry Diodene left for New Orleans after a two week visit with J H Rubenkoenig and family. They were accompanied to Fort Worth by Misses Mianine and Elsie Rubenkoenig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Simon
Henry Diodene
New Orleans
J. H. Rubenkoenig
Fort Worth
Mianine
Elsie Rubenkoenig
Death of Mary Lula Hatfield in Young County Texas
Mrs. Mary Lula Hatfield born January 22, 1868 died July 1, 1915 at her home ten miles south of Graham Texas. Survived by husband seven siblings and five children. Funeral July 3 in Graham Oak Grove Cemetery conducted by J. H. Fisher. Pastors and community note her Christian patience and faith to the Primitive Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lula Hatfield
Brother L. H. Hatfield
Arkansas
Fellowship
The
Primitive Baptist Church
Texas
Young County
Brother Hatfield
Ewing Norris
Graham
Oak Grove
God
John
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society
Private party offers loan on long term security
Notice mentions private parties have 1500 dollars to lend on long term or real estate security. Other items include RENT notice for furnished room, and local notices about visits and funerals. Marshall at Court House is referenced for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Court House
Mooreland Family Guests Discuss Wheat Yields
W V Mooreland with wife and three daughters from Crystal Falls and Miss Myrtie Mooreland of Murray called at our office. He reports wheat yields in his country ranging from twenty to twenty five bushels per acre and total cuts from thirty to eighty bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Mooreland
Rosa
Verna Bell
Ruth
Crystal Falls
Myrtie Mooreland
Murray
Mr. Mooreland
Trade for grass land desired by W. J. Tidwell & Sons
The firm seeks to trade a good residence a yearling two and t mule and a horse for a tract of grass land. The advertisement notes they will consider reasonable offers and invite interested parties to contact W. J. Tidwell & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Tidwell & Sons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ira Grantham
Sunshine
Tank Valley
Will Seddon
Rock Creek
Craig Point
Charles D. Baugh
Dallas
Denver Killion
Viva Baugh
Newcastle
R. F. Taggart
Alice Killion
W.A. Babb
Vera May
Harry Kindly
Mr. Killion
E. A
Joe Andrus
R. A. Brandon
Truman
Killion
Shepard
Green
D. Baugh
Hall
John Newman
Caddo
Collins
Newman
James
Lincoln
Arkanas
Lillie Hoggard
Uno
Jim Woodle
Joe Fisher
Harry Kindley
Austin Bird
Jim Davenport
Orliss Putman
Annie Johnson
Graford
Nellie Olree
Claud Foster
Jesse
Mr. Olree
Dick Pogue
Tug Burk
W. P. Reynolds
Bessie
Osney
Lud Martin
Post Estate Landi
Dan Burk
Clod Hopper
Her
B. F. and
Sarah J
McCauley
Ers
Jesus
Sharon
J. H. Fisher
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Beckham National Bank
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Federal Reserve
TOTAL
State OF Texas
County of Young
R. E. Lynch
R. E. Lynen
S. R. Crawfond
S. Boyp Sateet
P. K. Deats
Hugh C. Weaver
J. W. Hughes
John, Jr
Mr. Hughes
Roby
Fisher County
Busby
Oklahoma
Stovall
Belle Martin
Malcolm Stewart
Dalhart
Alice
Carolyn Stewart
Victor Stewart
Walter Stewart
Gertrude
Dalworth
Frank Cates
Abilene
John Conrad
Albany
Ed Stewart
Tom Cherryholmes
J. W. Hlarty
Commerce Hotel
W. M. Higgins
For Trade
John Deere Row Binders
John Deere
Norris Johnson Hardware Company
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