Obituary of Mrs Martha Hall Bunger from Kentucky
Martha Hall Bunger nee Pullan born August 14 1840 in Breckenridge County Kentucky married Ex-Sheriff W T Bunger of Meade County Kentucky on November 16 1865. Six children two daughters and four sons survived with five living at her death in Parker and Young counties Texas on April 25 1912 buried at Goose Neck Cemetery April 26 1912. Funeral by G W Black her pastor. She joined Missionary Baptist Church December 26 1886. Her family speaks of faith and comfort in Christian hope for reunion beyond sorrow.
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Martha Hall Bunger
Pullan
Breckenridge County
Kentucky
W. T. Bunger
Meade County
Parker County
Texas
Young County
Gooseneck
G. W. Black
Missionary Baptist Church
G. H. Bunger
Newcastle
W. C. Bunger
T. M. Bunger
Valerie Bunger
Jesus
Graham Leader
Mountain Home Baptist Church
Herbine Promises Regular Bowels and Comfort
Regular morning bowel routine benefits daily work and prevents discomfort from irregular movements. Herbine is advertised to purify, strengthen, and regulate bowels. Priced at 50 cents and sold by all druggists.
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McGee
Bargain McCormick Self-Binder For Sale Or Trade
Arthur Pose announces the noted Mrs. Nannie W. Curtis state president of the W C T U will visit in July. She is scheduled for meetings on July 14 and 15 including a Sunday afternoon session, a Monday afternoon session, and will be the opening night speaker for the Young County Sunday School Association beginning July 15. The event is pitched as a great privilege for the town and an appeal for local Christians to attend.
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Bible School
Saacs
Blankenship
Reed
Kerns
Austin
Altheide
Des Moines
Wolkenblatt
Texas
United States
J. F. Wolters
O. B. Colquitt
Wiley Imboden
W. L. Edwards
Bob Barker
James B. Walthall
E. R. Kane
John L. Wortham
Supreme Court
J. B. Dibrell
Nelson Phillips
Judge Court of Criminal Appeals
J. C. Muse
State League
League
S Mn
Membrees
Hugo Moeller
G. F. Altermann
Julien Staper
Wm. T. Eichholt
John Windlinger
H. EF. Dietel
Gustav Heilig
Edgar Schram
The
German-Texas State League
McCormick
Arthur
Nannie W. Curtis
South
Young County Sunday School Association
120 acres for sale with improvements and timber
Property offers 120 acres of land 45 cultivated grass timber a three room house cribs and outbuildings priced at 2000 dollars. Mrs J M Norman and daughter Miss Vera hosted a Friday dinner with guests Mr and Mrs Stovall Mr and Mrs R E Bryan Mr and Mrs Will Norman Misses Ollie Kidwell Agnes Craig Norman Stoval and Alvin Jones. Chas Short returns to activity after illness.
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J. M. Norman
Vera
Stovall
R. E. Bryan
Will Norman
Ollie Kidwell
Agnes Craig
Norman Stoval
Alvin Jones
Chism's Studio Sends Fin Eat Photos North West Texas
The studio travels to North West Texas to shoot the fin eat photos capturing local scenes and subjects for a forthcoming feature. Photographers document landscapes and residents, compiling a portfolio for publication.
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Chism
Texas
Dakin Defeats Loving In Slugging Baseball Clash
On Flint Creek last Saturday Dakin beat Loving 25 to 11 in a high scoring game. Henry Reed, Doug Blount and Joe Taylor led Dakin with three base hits each, while J. Giant and J. Taylor added solid contact. Dakin plans to face Bryson next Saturday as they chase their fifth win after seven games this season.
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Dakin
Loving
Flint Creek
Henry Reed
Doug Blount
Joe Taylor
J. Jiant
J. Taylor
Bryson
Les Hibaus Hostess Bridge Social with Rook Substituting
Mrs C P Hutchison and Miss Bladen Garrett hosted last Saturday afternoon. Rook replaced bridge as club girls, substitutes, and visitors enjoyed games. Dot Graham won high score over Mrs H A Wadworth who received a silver thimble. Mrs Lester Ring genberg won a china sachet after a second guest cut. A salad course followed for club members and guests including Mrs W D Norman, Q Street, Fowler, Wadsworth, Clark, Gay, and others from Fort Worth, McKinnon, Jacksboro, Water Valley, and Mississippi.
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C. P. Hutchison
Bladen Garrett
Rook
Dot Graham
H. A. Wadworth
Lester Ringgenberg
W. D. Norman
Q. Street
Fowler
Wadsworth
Clark
Gay
Ollie Kidwell
Alline Johnson
Corrine Gallaher
J. F. H. Crabb
J. M. Matthews
Violet Tate
Water Valley
Mississippi
Mc Jimsey
A. A. Morrison
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Burns and Wounds Quickly
The ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a swift healer for burns cuts bruises and bullet wounds urging readers to buy at 25¢ from druggists. It also promotes early vegetable planting with a peas offer of 17 pounds for $1.04.
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Bucklen
Mares for Sale in Murray Texas with Foaler
Advertises good mares for sale with grass and water. Mentions a jack at large and a sure foaler in the county. Terms ten dollars. Contact J. W. Robinson, Murray, Texas.
Texas Railroad Commission Reports New Line Openings
Austin reports forty one and a half miles of new rail line opened in June by the Texas Railroad Commission. Notable segments include Port Bolivar to Iron Ore between Longview and Ore City opened May 16 totaling twenty three miles. Other lines include Bloomington to Victoria thirteen and a half miles and San Antonio to San Jose five miles on the St Louis Brownsville and Mexico line.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Port Bolivar
Iron
Longview
St Louis
Brownsvillee
Mexico
Bloomington
Victoria
San Antonio
Uvalde
Gulf
San Jose
Timmons Properties For Sale In East Graham
The Timmons home on East Graham and the Timmons business house on the west side of the square, occupied by R. L. Reed & Co., are for sale. For details, write J. W. Timmons, Téxiline, Texas.
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Timmons
East
Graham
Square
R. L. Reed & Co
J. W. Timmons
Téxiline
Texas
Local Garden Nursery Agent Seeks Orders Across Counties
Waxahachie Nursery canvasses Young, Jack and Palo Pinto counties for orders. W. D. Spivey asks to hold your orders and notes 830 acres of grass land on Fish Creek for rent by R. C. Me.
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Waxahachie Nursery
Young
Jack
Palo Pinto Counties
W. D. Spivey
Fish Creek
R. C. Me
Graham Texas ordinances limit speed and vehicle equipment
The City of Graham adopts Ordinance No. 59 restricting speeds to 12 mph on streets and alleys, banning street racing, requiring audible signals at 300 feet, front lamps at night, and penalties up to 100 dollars. Effective after publication. signed by Mayor R V Tidwell on June 7 1912.
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Graham
Texas
City of
Grahm
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West Side Square
Arnold & Arnold
C. Cartwright
Henderson’s Wagon Yard
Ind. Graham
M. H. Chism
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West Fourth St
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W. E. Baker
Mattie Owen
Minnie Upham
Iona Grimshaw
F. M. Burkett
Daniel
Hallam
Temperance
Snoddy
Richardson
Norris
Nathan Davis
V. Eddieman
G. B. Hall
H. D. Dama
Addie M. Graham
Sloan Drug Co
Cratic
Democratic State Committee
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Reublicans
Colquitt
Jake Wolters
J. Sheb Williams
C. C. McDonald
Ben Cabell
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Chamberlain
Sloan Drugo
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Lyon
Colquit
Republican
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Chas
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R. V. Tidwell
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