Draughon’s Business Education Ad Promises Rapid Success
An old advertisement touts Draughon's courses in arithmetic rapid calculation orthography grammar punctuation penmanship bookkeeping shorthand and typewriting. It urges immediate enrollment at the Commercial Club Room citing guaranteed success for diligent students.
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Draughon
Draughon’s
Graham
Palo Duro Canyon Featured with Panhandle Wonders
A correspondent visits the Palo Duro Canyon in Texas detailing an eighty mile long chasm with walls up to two thousand feet deep. He notes cedar and cottonwood growth in the narrow valley and mentions a planned carriage road to Palo Duro Falls twelve miles south. The piece also cites the Mart Fair Association promoting premiums and a July 19 opening to showcase many babies as part of Texas development.
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Palo Duro Falls
Telve
Palo Duro
Mart
Bass
The
Fair Association
Texas
Bee Raising in Jack County Promoted by Timberlake
Mr J H Timberlake of Jacksboro demonstrates profitable beekeeping in North Texas. From one colony two years ago he now has twelve stands and a large honey crop despite drought. He notes mesquite bloom yields strong honey, encouraging farmers to pursue apiculture. Texas hosts about 600000 bee swarms annually with top quality honey fetching high prices.
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Jack County
J. H. Timberlake
Jacksboro
Texas
Timberlake
Jack
North
Pathfinders to Lay Out Through Trunk Highway Route
A party of pathfinders will map a through trunk highway from the Red River to the Gulf. They depart Red River on July 10 and reach Galveston July 13 under Robt J Potts director of Public High ways A&M College. Data will cover material costs road suitability and local costs in cities along the route.
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Red River
Gulf
Galveston
Robt. J. Potts
Public Highways A. & M. College
Texas Commercial Secretaries & Business Men's Association
Potts
Firemen's Band concert slated for tomorrow night
Manager Sam Dowdle announces an 8 30 to 10 30 program with two short recesses for rest and refreshments. New pieces include Our Victorious Nation March, a current favorite, with music volume matching the usual program. Refreshments provided by Mrs. H J Sturtevant’s Sunday school class.
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Sam Dowdle
Firemen’s Band
Maples To Speak At Court House Tonight
J A Maples a leading prohibition speaker will deliver an address at the court house tonight. The speaker known for plain truth and forceful talk will address the public and invites ladies to attend.
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Court House
J. A. Maples
States
Maples
Abstracts and titles safeguard land deals in Young County
Ads from Young County Abstract & Title Co urge buyers to secure abstracts to protect land transactions. The piece notes the map and plat included with each abstract and warns that a title can be imperfect even with a reputable seller. Also included is a local note about J M Hand reporting good rains and hopes for a large cotton crop and feed crop after recent showers.
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Uncle Sam
Young County
J. M. Hand
Craig Point
The Texas Barnyard pamphlet highlights Texas livestock wealth
The Texas State Bankers and Business Men's Association released a pamphlet titled The Texas Barnyard. It uses Uncle Sam to illustrate Texas livestock, detailing 702000 head of mules valued at 108 each, 1369000 horses at 80, 8268000 cattle at 1980, 25000000 domestic fowls, and 600000 bee swarms. Copies are available free from Fort Worth headquarters.
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Texas Commercial Secretaries and Business Men’s Association
Texas
Uncle Sam
German Empire
Japan
Association
Fort Worth
Local girl Faytine Dowdle wins music gold again
Seymour visitor Faytine Dowdle, former Graham resident, earned another gold medal at the Seymour conservatory of music this year. Her parents plan a Graham visit in summer. friends and admirers celebrate her repeated achievement.
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Faytine Dowdle
Seymour
Graham
Conservatory of Music
Hercules Confronts Strife On a Narrow Road
Hercules encounters a strange beast that grows larger with every club blow. The creature, named Strife, is warned by Pallas to stop and let it fade back to its original size. The tale ends with a moral on unchecked violence.
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Hercules
Pallas
Bix
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W. A. Morris
Graham National Bank
Young County Abstract & Title CO
Geo. H. McLaren
Pres
Texas Barnyard
Mr. Merchant
Kay & Akin
Or Wyers Graham
J. E. Simpson
G. Drummond Hunt
Slaughter Building
Dallas
C. W. Johnson
Yoan
West Side Square
Arnold & Arnold
Attorneys-at-Law
W. Hinson
M. H. Chism
Pythian Hall
H.w.mcgowan
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City Bakery
North Elm Street
Mack Johnson
Baptist Church
Connor
Independent
DR. R. 0
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San Angelo
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C. S. Wynns
Cisco
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Frank Schuster
J. W. Green
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