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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
4
W P Stinson secretary in Graham Texas urges avoiding high interest on land notes and promotes the Federal Land Bank loan at five and one half percent. The message suggests trying Graham Steam Laundry as a home duty incentive.
Notice states the partnership between J. M. Bailey and J. Bailey of Young County Texas under Bailey Brothers was dissolved on July 6 1922. Witness dated July 6 1922.
City Tailors announced they did not lose equipment in the Tuesday night fire. They reopened Wednesday morning at 416 North Oak Street and are operating as usual, asking customers to remember the new location.
Telegraphed notice from Graham Telephone Company informs customers that a Tuesday night fire damaged about 100 telephones. A rush of cars has gone to Dallas for replacement material and full service should resume in a few days.
Notice details Snowden & Mc Sweeney Company Breckenridge Texas apply for permit to appropriate up to 200 acre feet per year from Brazos River Young County for mining via a pumping plant. Hearing set August 28 1922 in Austin with opportunity for interested parties to be heard. Also includes local notices of recent travel and visits by Dr W O Padgett and others.
Election tabulation shows votes for multiple offices in Young County. Leaders include E W Cole for Congressman at Large with 3031, C M Cureton for Chief Justice with 8029, G B Terrell for Agriculture with 2565, Guinn Williams for Congress 15th District with 2497, Arthur H Rind for State Senate with 2181, and W H Bledsoe with 464 as runner up in the senate race.
Miss Annie Lucile Morrison and Miss Marjorie Hudson visit friends in Sherman. Dr Chism spent Wednesday in One y in the home of Hoyt Brown. The City Tailors report saving machinery from a Tuesday night fire and moving it Wednesday morning to 416 North Oak Street to resume business.
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