Land Department Offers Land Sales and Buyers Network
Land Department invites buyers and sellers to use its service with nationwide connections. It pledges to secure best prices, discourage inflated land values, and leverage an immigration department locating buyers from Iowa Illinois and Missouri. The firm plans to bring practical northern farmers to Young County within 60 days and has agents active in three states.
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Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Young County
Local Loan Department Offers Quick Real Estate Advances
A Young County loan firm advertises on site financing with in house land inspections and fast closing. It touts loans from 300 to 5000 and offers extended terms to reduce annual payments, aiming to ease cash flow during poor harvests and provide funds for land improvement or purchase. It also buys Vendor's Lien Notes and can assist with real estate borrowing and note extensions.
Vast array of Graham area farms and cotton gin for sale
Real estate ads across Young County list A R Coggin, J T Sain, J B Sidwell, J J Jones, J T Parkinson, I R Wilkinson, W P Stephens, David R French tracts. Prices range from 13.50 to 40 per acre with terms 1 to 5 years, plus a cotton gin at Proffitt Texas three 70 saw stands and 40 HP engine priced at 2800. Also listings for Stinnett, Morrison, Griffin, Stickney, Watson, and Williams farms, many with cultivation, tillable land, tanks, wells, and houses.
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A. R. Coggin
J. B. Sidwell
Gooseneck Bend
J. J. Jones
Graham
J. T. Parkinson
S. E
I. R. Wilkinson
Proffitt
W. P. Stephens
Loving
David R. French
Texas
Young County
J. D. Stinnett
EK. H. Morrison
S. E.graham
Wat Mayes
C. L. Griffin
New Place
H. M
W. E. Stickney
Olney
J. G. Watson
A. Williams
Murray
Local notes reflect heat dry spells and social visits
Henry Chapel notes continue hot dry weather and family visits in Graford and Graham with tales of Sunday services, protracted meetings, and community praise for a new road. A reader columns Foley's Honey and Tar touted for cough relief amid lung troubles, with a testimonial from L. Rugiges of Reasnor Iowa.
Weather Woes Hit Plains Farmers Hard This Summer
The region endures extreme heat with scarce grass and water for stock. Cotton withstands the heat, but corn and feed crops suffer with some fields already harvested. Mr Campbell mourns the death of his brother George in Tucumcari NM, while a Baptist meeting and family visits are noted locally. An ad touts Dr Shoop's Restorative as a cure for weak nerves and stomach ailments, sold by local outlets.
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Stewart
A’ Campbell
George Campbell
Tucumcari
New Mexico
Olver Taylor
Dr. Shoop
B. S. Doty & 10
Acetylene Light Plant Advertisement by Roser Bryan
Roser Bryan announces purchase of the Acetylene Light Plant from E. C. Stovall and pledges full-time effort to lighting homes and businesses. He claims the system offers the best light at any price and invites fair trial for confirmation.
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E. C. Stovall
Roser
Bryan
Transfer deadline urged for Graham school
The Leader states Graham offers ample room and qualified teachers for all applicants. Families with crowded or advanced students are urged to transfer to Graham before August 1. If unable to come to town, call the County Judge to arrange the transfer.
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Graham
Foley's Orino Laxative Advertisement Claim
The advertisement promotes Foley's Orino Laxative as beneficial for stomach and liver trouble and habitual constipation. It claims to sweeten the stomach and breath, gently stimulate the liver, regulate the bowels, and surpass ordinary laxatives. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
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Graham Drug Co
Chamberlain's Choice Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
The advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Choice Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as effective for dysentery and diarrhoea, stressing early treatment to prevent danger. It notes it has long been used with success and is for sale by Sloan Drug Co.
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Chamberlain
Sloan Drug Co
Lookout Tower Community News and Visits
Rain refreshed crops in Lookout Tower area as cotton quality improves despite drought. Local residents J E Vanmeter and son and J W Condor fished Monday returning Wednesday. Jim Grimes from Conner Creek visited, Archie Condor accompanied him home. K H Roe visited Condor family. Edward and Lara Rowe of Puddin Valley called on Archie and Hattie Condor. George Meeks hound bitten by presumed mad dog. Louis Bower repairing fences with Willie Condor's help. Foley’s Kidney Remedy ad warns about delayed treatment.
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J. E. Vanmeter
J. W. Condor
Jim Grimes
Conner Creek
Lookout Tower
Archie Condor
K. H. Roe
Edward
Lara Rowe
Puddin Valley
Archie
Hattie Condor
George Meeks
Hound
Louis Bower
Willie Condor
Clock Face
Lone Star Health Notes Amid Dry Weather
Health is very good though dry weather dims spirits. Lone Star people have attended Eliasville meetings this past week. Mr Akers and others traveled to Graham last Monday. Mrs Houston and several Misses visited Mrs Langford and daughter Friday. Dora Vaughn and sisters visited Emma Langford Saturday. Maggie Akers went to Eliasville Saturday. A protracted meeting opens at South Bend Friday night. The Lone Star note reflects small-town life and religious gatherings.
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L. Campbell
George Hinson
John Gilmore
John McClure
Graford
Callie Shannon
Little Mattie
Graham
Graham Pasture
Harve Shannon
Babe
A. C. Anderson
May Alford
Misa Ruth McLaren
W. H. Jarnigan
Herbert Bigham
Jean
Dud Craig
Indian Mound
W. B. Hinson
Jonh Shannon
L. H. Harris
Wee Shannon
Verna Crow
Zora Wade
Loa
Reager
Lone Star
Eliasville
Akers
Grandmother West
Langford
Houston
Meda Poindexter
Nannie Akers
Beulah Brady
Dora Vaughn
Emma Langford
Maggie Akers
South Bend
Lone
Star people expected to attend in town
Ellis Langford went to Elisville Saturday while Roscoe Akers works for Mr. Robertson. Joe Vaughn and his son Marvin went to Graham Saturday. Miss Emma Langford spent Saturday night with Miss Dora Vaughn and they went to Eliasville to church. Miss Meda Poindexter and her sister Miss Minnie visited South Bend. Miss Vera Poindexter visited Mrs. Houston Saturday afternoon. Brigay EYES.
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Ellis Langford
Elisville
Roscoe Akers
Mr. Robertson
Joe Vaughn
Marvin
Graham
Emma Langford
Dora Vaughn
Eliasville
Meda Poindexter
Miss Minnie
South Bend
Vera Poindexter
Houston
Brigay Eyes
South Bend News: Revival Hopes and Local Happenings
South Bend reports good health aside from colds and hopes for a revival as Methodists begin meetings. Farmers Union builds a new four stand gin with modern equipment, while A G Love updates his gin. Local visits include Hyden, Keller, Jones, Jarnigan, Duke, Reed, Rogers, Kirtley, and McBrayer families. Suzy Am.
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Littl Bernice
Farmer's Union
South Bend
A. G. Love
J. P. Hyden
M. V. Keller
Robert Jones
Turnersville
Texas
Mrs. Jones
West
Grandpa
Grandma Jarnigan
Commanche County
Will Duke
Rev. Ferguson
Tank Valley
W. C. Reed
Joe Rogers
Union Gin
T. A. Kirtley
J. E. McBrayer
Suzy Am
Summer Tourist Fares To Major U S Resorts
Tourism advertising notes daily fares to Chicago Kansas City St Louis San Francisco Los Angeles Memphis Chattanooga and hundreds of other American resorts. For information see local agent or write Phil Auer.
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Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Memphis
Chattanooga
America
Phil A. Auer
Proffitt Presses Plan for New School Addition
Trustees of Piri public school and patrons met at the school building to raise funds for an addition to accommodate the coming session. They aim to have the best country school in West Tex. The issue includes local notes on sickness, births, railroad work, brick kiln completion, and a nearby bridge nearing completion linking Proffitt and Graham across the Brazos river.
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Proffitt
Piri
Met
West Tex
Mary Holbert
J.T. Gipson
Lee Cole
J. M. Thomas
Graham
Brazos River
Gypham
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Land Department
United States
Immigration Department
Clark Ranch
Young County Abstract and Title Company
Henry
Foley
L. M. Rugiges
Reasnor
Oliver Typewriters
Catarra
Hayfever
Ely
ELI Brothers
Warren S
New Yo.t
Fletcher
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