Graham Ledger Local News round up in 1911
The Leather in Graham Texas reports visitors from Gooseneck Olney and Tennessee. Local officials urged more mile posts at road crossings. C C McDonald spoke at the court house for anti state wide prohibition. Graham beat the Boston Bloomers 5 to 4 in a baseball game at the Graham diamond. Lost duck satchel with automobile supplies between Graham and Reunion grounds, reward offered.
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C. C. McDonald
Court House
Graham Baseball
Boston Bloomers
Graham Diamond
Graham
Couple from Graford Denied Marriage License in City
A Graford couple arrived in the city before day Tuesday to seek a marriage license but were refused after County Clerk Casenbary received a phone message from the girl's father. The sister's brother arrived to take her home, and she left Tuesday evening with him.
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Graford
City
Casenbary
Woodson 4th Celebration and Prohibition Rally Planned
Citizens expect a large turnout to Woodson for the 4th of July celebration and Prohibition Rally next Tuesday. The crowd will travel by nearly every automobile to reach Woodson before the program opens, with the Firemen's Band to provide music. Fifteen new street lights will be installed around the square and leading streets by the Graham Light Co. next week.
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Woodson
Firemens
Graham Light Co
Loving Base Ball Notes From Loving Texas 1911
Loving and Farmer played 13 innings with no score as rain delayed the end. McAlister and Allen pitched well for Loving and Farmer respectively, while Loving hitters, led by Tom Rice Ulrich Armstrong and Allen with home runs, powered a 11 to 2 win at Jacksboro earlier. Loving lists six games this season with five wins one tie, seeking more matches.
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Loving
Texas
Farmer
Loving Diamond
Allen
McAlister
McGee
Peters
Farmer Boys
Jacksboro
Jacksboro Boys
Tom Rice
Ulrich
Armstrong
Jaccksboro
Nelms Ham
Bryson
Newcastle
Graham
Olney
Onion crops eyed by Young County farmers
Secretary Staton of the Commercial Club invites Young County farmers to discuss onion planting this fall and share culture methods used in the Laredo district. He will also learn farmer needs for onion sets to aid economical purchases and help market the crop. county soil promises yields up to 400 to 800 dollars per acre. Old Pioneer Dead. Mesdames W. T. and Lee Donnell report the death of Mr. Belding, Palo Pinto pioneer stockman, noted for his service and esteem among locals.
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The
Commercial Club
Young County
Laredo
Youngeccounty
W. T
Lee Donnell
el Pi
Beldie
Wells
Belding
Palo Pinto County
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Alvin Long
Silverton, Texas
W. S. Tidwell
D. W. Dickenson
J. F. Larrimore
Z. A. Hudson
Tennessee
Neweta Flint
Seymour
Graham Bloomers
Rice
Carlton
Woods
Bower
Bloomer Battery
Vance
Parker
B. Street & Co
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J. E. (Ewing
Norris Undertaker
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