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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
5
Local notes report the Austin College Quartet slated for a June 26 concert at the Opera House under Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society. Tickets 35 and 50 cents, on sale at Vaughan's Jewelry Store. The piece promises mirth and melody, with the group praised in prior appearances.
Public road status notice references Precinct No 2 in Young County Texas. The document cites the Air Commissioner of Precinct No 2 as the authority. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
Mrs. E. G. Whiting of 360 Willow St Akron Ohio reports kidney trouble backaches dizzy headaches and fatigue before using Foley Kidney Pills she followed directions and felt immediate relief with improved vision and well being praised the remedy sold by Gham Drug Co.
Secretary Staton reports the Newark to Graham extension agreement remains alive. A possible 40 to 60 day delay may occur as the money market remains unsettled, but subscribers to the bonus fund are not released yet and the committee and railroad officials continue amicable negotiations.
The Graham School Board offers double desks from the old building at cheap prices. Some desks are in excellent condition having been used only three years. Trustees interested should write or see Edgar McLendon in Graham Texas.
Mrs R W Lowe moves from San Angelo to Graham and will depart soon to spend summer with her sister Mrs L H Cannon in Winnipeg Canada. Capt A C White says a rain soon could boost cotton and feed crops while planting mile maize. J M Ray reports threshing wheat and bread supply for year. Mr and Mrs W M Goode note poor crops and rail rain risk for South Bend area.
Mrs. E. A. Crouch visits her Graham-born family here. The Austin College Quartet performs Monday June 26 at the Opera House with cornets mandolin guitars and trombone dialogs. Four room house on South street newly papered for rent via E. H. Morrison.
A severe Thursday evening storm tore through the area causing extensive damage. Gay & Flint's awning roof was blown away, a section of the courthouse roof was damaged, a glass window at R F Short and Co shattered, and goods were damaged. Several small houses toppled, trees were uprooted, and the south chimney at R F Fowler's residence was blown off with major roof damage.
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