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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
1
A persistently advertised dump sale offers large discounts for cash on varied items. The notice highlights no credit, emphasizes cut prices, and urges customers to inspect stock before shopping elsewhere.
Mr Dave Ford of Ryan Oklahoma and Miss Minnie Ford of this city were married last Sunday at 7 pm at the bride's home. Rev W Rouse officiated. The couple will reside in Ryan. The Leader extends best wishes.
Ten year old Benard Hutchings, son of Mr and Mrs W P Hutchings, residing on Seth Elm street, fell from the roof of their barn last Monday afternoon. He broke both bones in his left arm just above the wrist and sustained facial and body injuries. Initial fears of serious injury were later eased, with his condition improving.
Fire at 1:30 Friday destroyed R. M. Todd's home in West Graham with all furniture. Todd was in Newcastle. origin of the barn unsolved. Firemen prevented spread but noted risk if wind shifted from north or south. Wind blew strong from the south, threatening nearby Mrs. Gibson's dwelling.
A district and county clerk writes to Young County voters asking for support in the July 23 primary. He cites his official duties and past performance, promising faithful service and thanking readers for any help.
Shingles were blown from many buildings as flames raged at the Todd house roof blaze. Firemen faced a hard fight but prevented spread to other homes. The Graham Fire Company earned praise for excellent work and timely response. Hurrah for the Graham Fire Company.
The gathering starts Friday night before the second Sunday in August at Lower Tonk with Dr. W T Rouse of Graham assisting Rev. F E Suttle in preaching. Hon Tom M Marks will address the court house tonight.
Richard Holloway aged about nineteen drowned in a railroad tank near his home in Tarrant County Smithfield area last Sunday at about two o clock. His body was brought to Oak Grove cemetery for burial Monday at 3 30 in the afternoon. The deceased, formerly of Loving, lived with parents who moved to Smithfield two years ago and plan to return to the county. The drowning resulted from a cramp while bathing. several companions could not swim and offered no aid. Will Cloud, formerly of the county and now of Smithfield, attended the funeral with relatives of the deceased.
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