Fire destroys flour mill plant in Seymour
A fire at Seymour Mill and Elevator Company completely burned the flour mill plant and contents, with $60,000 plus damage to the neighboring ice and power plant totaling around $7,500 to $10,000. Electric service halted city wide, with restoration hoped for late today. Origin undetermined. two major local industries affected.
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Seymour
Seymour Mill and Elevator Company
Seymour Power and Ice Company
Rutherford plans summer in Lincoln Arkansas
A. R. Rutherford of Red Top renewed for The Leader on Monday and had it sent to his son in law D. Osborn at Lincoln Arkansas. Mrs Rutherford is visiting there and he expects to join her for the summer in that country.
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A. R. Rutherford
Red Top
D. Osborn
Lincoln
Arkansas
Mrs. Rutherford
Mr. Rutherford
Mrs J A Baker Returns From Mineral Wells Visit
Mrs J A Baker has returned from a brief visit to Mineral Wells, where she spent several days and visited friends and relatives. She reported a pleasant trip and plans to resume daily routines soon.
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J. A. Baker
Voter appeal from Jim Davis for Precinct 1 Constable
Jim Davis writes to voters in Precinct No 1 that work out of town kept him from timely county clerk contact to place his name on the ticket asking supporters to write it in at voting. He pledges to dutifully discharge duties if elected. He hopes to see every person but time is short and solicits votes sincerely.
Rentz's Sister Dies in Dallas Funeral in Weatherford
J C Rentz a popular South Bend merchant was summoned to Dallas Monday night by word that his sister Mrs Coffield had died. He had spent days with her at Baptist Hospital. Funeral will be held Saturday in Weatherford where she had lived and was held in high esteem.
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J. C. Rentz
South Bend
Dallas
Coffield
Wellington man attends funeral of Davis sisters
John C. Howell of Wellington Texas brother of Mrs Iverson Davis attended the funeral here last Friday for the Davis girls who died while bathing in the Brazos river.
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John C. Howell
Wellington
Texas
Iverson Davis
Davis
Brazos River
Official financial statements of two Texas banks published
The Loving State Bank of Loving, Texas and Jean State Bank of Jean, Texas filed official statements of financial condition as of June 30, 1922 in The Graham Leader. Each report lists assets including loans, real estate, and cash, plus liabilities and capital. Notaries swore to the statements, and local visits are noted with residents traveling to Silverton, Texas.
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First National Bank
Graham
Texas
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
THE
Loving State Bank
Loving
State of Texas
Graham Leader
Young
M. H. Steadham
H. G. MiLlican
A. D
W. H. Baker
Young County
Frank Beard
W. I. Tidwell
Jean
Guaranty
Assessment Depositors’ Guaranty Fund
He K.sons
James G. Staples
H. K. Weems
A. J. Cantwell
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Seymour Burns
Graham Storage Battery Co
Graham, Texas
Willard
Reserve District No
County of Young
P. K. Deats
Fred T. Arnold
Co. C. Bloodworth
S. Boyd Street
R. E. Lynch
Liberty Filing Station
Graham Tire Shop
Oak Street
E. H. Casburn
Fort Worth
Eliasville
Cam
J. T. Sims
G. M. Roden
J. L. Gammill
Elmer Graham
Silverton, Texas
W. P. Stinson Secy
Treas
Graham Wholesale Butcher Company
Wichita Southern
E. 8. Graham
K. Deats
C. Bloodworth
H. Buchanan
O. Deats
Federal Reserve Systcm
John E Morrison CO
Olney, Newcastle and
FE. F. Riley Furniture CO
West Side Square
Dr Schoultz
Schoultz
Riverside
Dr. Schoultz
A. Hefner
S. E. Schoultz