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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
4
Local gossip and church updates summarize weekend visits by J. S. Fisher, Miss Jennie Bird, and Mrs. McComas families. The Padgett area reports heat drought, crop struggles, a new tabernacle, a funeral for Grandpa Hubbard, and health updates. Born July 10 a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Myrick. Rev. S. D. Baugh preached at Mt. Pleasant.
Advertises a three year lease for irrigated land on the Clear Fork with riverfront access and water for stock. Proposes 50 to 100 acre blocks for wheat and maize or kaffir, with potential yields and high profits cited. Sets cash rents at 15 to 25 dollars per acre and requires a one fifth rental forfeiture as security. Plans improvement including electric lights and running water.
The Rocky Mound gathering entered its second night with two professions of faith recorded by W. Sti) and C. D. Newton in this city. The meeting began last Friday night and will continue through Thursday night with ongoing attendance.
Dr D J Newell spent several days in German Rev Dellinger filled an appointment for the Graham Presbyterian pastor in Graham Sunday Miss Stellar and Ruth Moore visiting friends in Fort Worth and Denton this week Rev Chunn of Mineral Wells who assisted his son Rev Marcus Chunn in a meeting at Ivan left for home Monday Miss Allye Ardis shopped in Dallas last week Mrs W H McCullough spends the summer here J C Ardis has been quite ill Many of Murray s popular young people fished here last week Mrs J D Davie and children returned home in Rule Robert Richardson spent Saturday night in Week Crimson i
A weekly note from Flat Rock describes weather and social life with visits to and from Dallas Oklahoma Graford and Graham. It mentions Miss Alice Burton Miss Maggie Taylor Irene Reed and others as well as church services and a chicken snake incident. It highlights Mrs Robbins recovery and Chism’s Studio promotions.
G L Joiner of Farmer reported Tuesday that the region needs rain yet expects sufficient feed to carry through another year. He noted conditions vary but overall outlook remains cautious due to rainfall shortages.
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