Newcastle Clippings Highlight Local Visits and Weddings
Prof J N Johnston and wife of Floydada visit Newcastle while Mrs Jeffie Holder from Merchison tours as H H Avants County Superintendent calls on the Register office. The town marks marriages including Bill Jones Floris Youngblood Luther Ponder Thelma Woodall and notes the golden anniversary of J B Swain and wife. An outline of Mrs Coffield’s death prompts a Newcastle funeral, while a Gibbs couple observes fifty years of marriage with a large reunion. Texas electricity statistics show 306 500 homes lit and an 4352 per cent rise 1915 to 1921.
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J. N. Johnston
Floydada
Newcastle
Jeffie Holder
Merchison
Texas
W. W. Youngman
H. H. Avants
Graham
Register Office
A. E. Bradberry
The
Baptist Church
California Creek
Hardy Flat
South Bend
Proffitt
Register
Bill Jones
Floris Youngblood
Luther Ponder
Thelma Woodall
Weatherford
J. B. Swain
Orth
S. R. Jeffery
J. C. Rentz
Coffield
C. B. Daniels
J. F. Barnett
E. H. Remington
J. B. Mars
E. Joe Vanvetterman
J. T. Hunt
J. R. Thomas
A. E. Bradbury
T. J. Beall
C. E. Ponder
E. L. Gibson
Floris Youngman
R. H. Helm and
I. C
Pappy) Gibbs
Young County
I. C. Gibbs
W. R. Smedley
J. E. Chase
F. S. Husted
Mr. Gibbs
Gibbs
United States
Order of Eastern Star Graham Chapter Meets Twice Monthly
Stated meetings of Graham chapter No. 668 of the Eastern Star are held at the Masonic Hall on the first and eighth Thursday evenings at 8 00 o'clock Visitors are cordially invited Bess B Atcheson M W Florence M Sanford Secy
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Graham
The
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Bess B. Atcheson
M. W
Florence M
New York City Surpasses One Million Telephones
The New York Telephone Company reports the Greater City reached the millen chark in March and on April 1 there were 1,010,520 telephones served by 106 central offices.
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New York City
New York Telephone Company
Young County invites bids for Brazos River bridges
The Commissioners Court of Young County Texas will receive bids for the construction of a false bridge and two spans of a permanent bridge over the Brazos River.
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Commissioners’ Court of
Young County
Texas
Brazos River
Young County plans Gooseneck Crossing bridge bid terms
The Gooseneck Crossing project committee convenes the August 1922 term to award a two span steel bridge with one reinforced concrete pier and 15 ton capacity. Bidders must submit plans and a five percent certified check to the County Judge, bond upon award, and bids due by 3 pm August 14 1922. The court may reject all bids. commissioners present vote to pass the order.
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Gooseneck
Commissioners’ Court
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