July 22 remark on chance to get by with such stuff
A fragment notes that without him any chance to get by would be lost and emphasizes the severity of the situation. The line hints at consequences if the subject is present or involved.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1916
Page
7
A fragment notes that without him any chance to get by would be lost and emphasizes the severity of the situation. The line hints at consequences if the subject is present or involved.
Local notes list shop ads and visits from Perrin with selling goods at Second-Hand Store and Portwood's Grocery. Residents Ada Lee Price with scarlet fever, J. W. Elledge marketing wheat, and residents from Fort Worth and Dallas visiting. James Porter Jr of the A M Cadets promoted to Corporal in Company L.
A historical column notes events beginning the second Sunday in August and reports on residents traveling to Dallas. It includes social visits, thresher expectations, and a broad citizens petition to Governor Ferguson seeking payment of June grocery bills with bacon and cornmeal.
City officials announce strict enforcement under Texas sanitary law against bathing in the reservoir. After consulting State Health authorities, they warn offenders will be located and prosecuted to protect public health.
Classified rental note offers a furnished unit in the Pleasant Southeast Idiom area close to town with phone contact Southwestern 34 R for inquiries.
Misses Zella and Beulah Allen returned Saturday from a pleasure trip to Mineral Wells and Jacksboro. In town they recommended Portwood's Grocery for quarters and shopping. Mrs J B Smith left Saturday for El Paso to visit Mr and Mrs R L Tankersley and family.
S R Jeffery reports a high grade two year old male at Ingleside Ranch. Claud Bloodworth has returned from a two week vacation including Kansas City. C W Hinson and family with others attended Olney picnic. C P Hutchison and children visited relatives in Denton. Bob Carroll and family left for extended visit to North Carolina.
List of letters remaining uncalled for at the Graham post office for the week ending Tuesday July 18. Names include Charlie Shelton and A McPhail. Inquiries should state Advertised. N S Farmer, Postmaster.
J. W. Burgess and family of near South Bend were shopping here Tuesday. L. M. Pratt of Eliasville was marketing oats here Tuesday.
Advertisement for land near Post Texas offered by agent W P Reynolds with four percent interest terms. Also notes a fishing and camping party on the river involving Marion Burkett R F Short Jr Zearl Birdwell and Herschell Eddleman last week.
For sale a good survey instrument in chically new condition offered by W F Babb. Limited details provided in the notice.
Mrs. Emory Pickard and baby travel from Dallas for a short visit with relatives. The Pickards plan to move this week to Atlanta, Georgia, where they will reside in the future.
C. C. Mayes lists Concord and Niagara grapes for sale at one dollar per bushel. The advertisement notes large stock available and invites buyers to contact the seller.
Professor E McLendon and his father visited Mart this week greeting many friends. They left Tuesday for Dallas for a short visit before returning home.
A program outline notes leader Ernest Babb introducing Paul’s call to service. Subjects include Paul’s early ministry, care by God, special music by Fanine Dow dle, and the first three missionary journeys led by Berenice Miller Eula Woods and Claud Bloodworth.
The Petrified Pollywog Club met Monday afternoon with Miss Allie Ledbetter. An ice-course refreshment followed an hour of crocheting. Officers elected: Miss Bernice Groves president, Miss Eula B. Harrison vice president, Miss Sadie Lasater secretary. Next meeting with Miss Bessie Mayes.
Trade for unencumbered farm and ranch land in a top farming section of the state. Two offers: one valued at 6000 dollars cash, the other at 2109 dollars. If you own clear land and want a ready merchandising trade, visit The Leader office for full particulars.
Notic if you have no hogs of any age for sale see me K Miller at Graham Meat Market.
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