Bathing Caps and Thermos Bottles at Scott-Long Drug Co
Local notices show Bathing Caps and Thermos Bottles available at Scott-Long Drug Co. Visitors include Mrs. Edgar Cook of San Antonio and Mrs. Ed Green of Jacksonville Texas visiting local residents. Dr. R A Duncan traveled to Wichita Falls as a court witness.Mr. Henry Moore and family visited Graham, Joe Smiths welcome a new son.
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Scott-Long Drug Co
Edgar Cook
San Antonio
Mrs
R. J. Cook
Ed Green
Jacksonville, Texas
R. J. Wood
R. A. Duncan
Wichita Falls
Ragland Family Visits From New Mexico and Wichita Falls
Mrs T E Ragland and daughter Jewel of Buchanan New Mexico visit relatives. Mr Sam Ragland and family of Wichita Falls were here Sunday visiting Ragland parents. Mrs E R Ragland promotes Jacob's Candy and Scott Long Drug Co products. Shower Bath Spray advertised.
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T. E. Ragland
Miss Jewel
Buchanan, New Mexico
Sam Ragland
Wichita Falls
Mr. Ragland
Age
E. R. Ragland
Jacob’s
Scott-Long Drug Co
Local Notes and Family News From Graham Area
Mr and Mrs Ed Cox and son Perry visited relatives in Jer myn Sunday. James N Reagan broke a leg last week. Get drinks at a sanitary fountain Scott Long Drug Co 44e. Graham residents picked peaches in Loving country this week. Eighty percent of American tourists head to France per report. E C Reed and family left last week for Colorado for a brief vacation.
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Ed Cox
Perry
Jermyn
Scott-Long Drug Co
France
E. C. Reed
Colorado
Pace Golden Returns From Shrine Trip Across East
Pace Golden came back Friday after a month away in New York and other places. He attended the Shrine convention in Washington and enjoyed the company of his Shriners brothers.
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Pace Golden
New York
Washington
Shriners
Mrs I E Carson Visits Burketts With Son
Mrs I E Carson and her young son are visiting her parents in the Burkett family residence, staying with Mr and Mrs F M Burkett during the visit.
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Mrs. I. E. Carson
Little Son
Mrs. Carson
Mrs
F. M. Burkett
Reno Stinson Reported Ill In Eagle Pass Hospital
Reno Stinson is reported sick and hospitalized in Eagle Pass with improving condition noted in the latest update.
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Reno Stinson
Eagle Pass
Mineral Wells Visitors Call on Wood Family Couple
Mr and Mrs W B Douglas and their son W T visited Mr and Mrs John B Wood this week in a local social exchange reflecting family ties in Mineral Wells.
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W. B. Douglas
W. T
Mineral Wells
John B. Wood
Sims Family Visit Stages Weatherford Trip
Mr. J. A. Sims and his family traveled to Weatherford on Saturday night. He returned Sunday while his family remained for a visit with relatives.
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J. A. Sims
Weatherford
Mr. Sims
Mayes and Pratt Wed in First Christian Church Ceremony
J. J. Mayes and Miss Ethel Pratt were married last week by Rev. J. E. Evans at the First Christian church.
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J. J. Mayes
Ethel Pratt
J. E. Evans
First Christian Church
Adams Family Heads to Colorado for Monthlong Car Trip
Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Adams and daughter Velma D. plan a monthlong journey to Colorado, traveling by car for the family vacation with no stated return date.
Visitors from Austin Stop by McJimsey Couple
Mrs. Bert Anderson and Miss Thelma Bradford of Austin are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. S. McJimsey this week.
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Bert Anderson
Thelma Bradford
Austin
W. S. McJimsey
Ladies Sallie Welch and Ruby Bates Visit End
Misses Sallie Welch and Ruby Bates departed for Groesbeck on Monday after a pleasant visit with Mrs. Milton Snoddy.
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Sallie Welch
Ruby Bates
Groesbeck
Milton Snoddy
Reeves Weds Lederer in Sherman Runway of Joy
Miss Mary Bell Reeves of Sherman and Mr. Howard Lederer of Amarillo married Tuesday in Sherman. They will be at home in Amarillo with Reeves’s Graham friends sending warm congratulations.
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Mary Bell Reeves
Sherman
Howard Lederer
Amarillo
Long cucumbers reported by local gardener
Lee Mayes brought a 20 inch cucumber specimen to the office this week noting vines in his garden. The fruit resembles ordinary cucumbers in size and flavor. It is unclear whether Lee cultivated them himself or his family did the work, but the note confirms others have raised long cucumbers as well.
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Lee Mayes
Lee
Mrs Bessie Snyder and Ame lia Robertson Visit Dallas Kin
Mrs. Bessie Snyder and Miss Ame lia Robertson of Dallas are visiting their mother Mrs. Mildred Lester and other relatives.
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Bessie Snyder
Amelia Robertson
Dallas
Mildred Lester
Howard and Ste wart Visit Dallas on Business Trip
Greg Howard and Emmett Stewart traveled to Dallas this week on a business trip using Howard's car for the journey.
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Greg Howard
Emmett Stewart
Dallas
Mr. Howard
Orr and Gideon Family Visiting Graham Relatives
Mr. J. S. Orr and Mrs. P. Gideon and daughter Oneta of Dallas are visiting relatives in Graham for two weeks. Mrs. Gideon formerly lived in Graham.
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J. S. Orr
P. Gideon
Oneta
Dallas
Visitor Fisher Out on Long North East Vacation
John W. Fisher of Galveston now on an extended vacation to the North and East. He has been an efficient employee of the Santa Fe several years.
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John W. Fisher
Galveston
Graham
The
Santa Fe
Fort Worth Visitors Return After Pleasant Visit
Mrs. W. A. Ribble hosted Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Erwin and Mrs. W. E. Milson with son of Fort Worth as guests for several days. They returned home Tuesday after the pleasant visit.
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W. A. Ribble
M. E. Erwin
W. E. Milson
Wheat price concerns rise amid good harvest
Mr. Hinson of the Hinson Hockaday company says he is receiving much wheat. The season yields are fine but prices are unsatisfactory. Both dealers and farmers hope for an advance in price.
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Hinson
Hinson-Hockaday Company
G T and W Railway Introduces Daily Motor Coach Service
The G T and W Railway runs a morning motor coach from Mineral Wells with round trips every day including Sunday. Previously the line had only one train every alternate day and no Sunday service. The new schedule is expected to greatly improve convenience for travelers.
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G. T. & W. Railway
Mineral Wells
Grasshoppers Threaten Cotton Crop Across Murray Region
R. D. Tyra of Murray reported extensive grasshopper damage to cotton in his area while noting good grain yields. He said farmers were battling grasshoppers and hoped much cotton could still be saved despite discouraging conditions.
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R. D. Tyra
Murray
Gibbs Family Fishes Clear Fork on Day Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Riley Gibbs and their son fished on the Clear Fork today, enjoying a family outing by the water.
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Mrs. Riley Gibbs
Clear Fork
Miss Fanine Dowdle Trains In New York Music Course
Miss Fanine Dowdle travels to New York for an eight week course in music under a renowned piano teacher in the United States.
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Fanine Dowdle
New York
United States
Persel and Cooledge Family Set for Extended West Coast Trip
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Persel and family and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Cooledge left last week for an extended trip to California and Washington. They will not return before fall and may relocate to one of the states.
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E. E. Persel
C. D. Cooledge
California
Washington
Picnicers Report Grasshoppers Swamping Hats
Gra ham youths described a picnic at Clear Fork where grasshoppers were so numerous they allegedly chewed the bands off hats. Contact Home Demonstration Agent Miss Blanche Hart Smith for details.
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Graham
Clear Fork
Blanche Hart Smith
Carloads From Several Counties See Ku Klux Klan Parade
Cars from Palo Pinto Stephens Throckmorton Jack and other counties carried people to a Ku Klux Klan parade Tuesday evening. It was believed the men were members of the order.
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Palo Pinto
Stephens
Throckmorton
Jack
Order
Lions Plan Picnic in Victory Park Change of Luncheon
The Lions schedule a Friday evening picnic at 7 o clock with their ladies in Victory Park on the mountain at the northeast corner of the square replacing the usual weekly luncheon. They will not meet at 12 15 at the Eagle Cafe.
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Lions
Victory Park
Eagle Cafe
Attendees at Ingleside Baptist Encampment Named
The article lists attendees from the Ingleside Baptist Encampment last Sunday including F. H. Bowron and family R. V. Tidwell and family Tom Long Miss Maggie Long Earl Hutchings Miss Myrtle Kemp Mr and Mrs J T Rickman Mr and Mrs N Farmer Mrs M E Short Dan Orr and family Mrs Ada Thomas Miss Mary Thomas J J Scott Miss Bettie Scott Miss Betty Dawson Mr and Mrs J L Hathcock Dr W J Hodson LeRoy Brittain Mr and Mrs Edgar McLendon Dr W O Padgett and family Spencer Mayes attended Saturday and planned to return Sunday but was needed at the post office by Uncle Sam.
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Ingleside
F. H. Bowron
R. V. Tidwell
Tom Long
Maggie Long
Earl Hutchings
Myrtle Kemp
J. T. Rickman
N. §. Farmer
M. E. Short
Dan Orr
Ada Thomas
Mary Thomas
J. J. Scott
Bettie Scott
Betty Dawson
J. L. Hathcock
W. J. Hodson
LeRoy Brittain
Edgar McLendon
W. O. Padgett
Spencer Mayes
Sam
Funeral of Clem Me Carver Draws Large Crowd
Mrs Nat Price returned from Scranton Texas to attend the funeral of her brother in law Clem Me Carver who died from injuries as stated last week. He formerly lived here and was among the best young men in the country. His friends here regret the untimely death and note the high esteem in which he was held.
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Nat Price
Scranton
Texas
Clem MeCarver
Graham family returns from East trip and college visits
Mr M. K. Graham and family came back Saturday from an extended East trip. They attended Randolph-Macon College in Lynchburg where Miss Louise graduated. They also went to West Point for commencement and visited their alma mater. He enjoyed meeting Mr Edison on the trip. They returned via New Orleans.
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M. K. Graham
Randolph-Macon College
Lynchburg
Virginia
Louise
West Point
Graham
Mr. Edison
New Orleans
Traffic toll in 1922 New York City rises with injuries
The city reported 1 000 lives lost to traffic congestion caused by careless driving and defective brakes and 28 097 persons injured in 1922. Dead numbered 27 fewer than 1921 while injuries and accidents increased.
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New York City
Bible Society distributes millions of scriptures worldwide
The American Bible Society reports the distribution of 4 667 559 volumes of Scripture in the past year. The work spans nearly every country and over 2 373 people were engaged in the effort. In 107 years it has circulated 151 258 360 volumes with US distribution across 100 languages.
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American Bible Society
United States
Millionaire net incomes fall after tax free securities rise
Only twenty one people in the United States report a net income of one million dollars for 1921, down from thirty three in 1920, sixty five in 1919, and sixty seven in 1918. The decline is attributed to large investments in tax free securities.
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United States
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Messers
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