Hailstorm and flood devastate Graham area causing wide crop and property loss
A severe hailstorm with eggsized hail and strong winds struck Graham last Tuesday, ripping roofs and windows, flooding streets, and destroying crops across Graham county and surrounding farms. Wheat, oats, and vegetables suffered major damage, with county losses estimated in the thousands. some regions report up to 25 to 30 bushels per acre potential. The McCan bridge span was toppled by high winds, trains faced delays, and several barns and fields were ruined while True, Olney, and Spring Creek areas escaped severe damage.
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Woodmen Hall
Tidwell & Son
Graham
R. H. Burns
Brazelton
McCan
Bryson
True, Olney
Spring Creek
Archer
Auditorium
Deering Repairs and Dallas Visitors T: After storm the town welcomes Dallas Trade Excursion
The text notes heavy glass demand after a damaging storm but no loss of life and partial recovery. Dallas Visitors, delayed by a week, arrived in Graham to tour the business district, met by locals, with a Graham Woodman Band reception. Judge Lively and Mr. Paul Waples spoke before the visitors departed after a brief stay.
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Graham
Graham Woodman
Judge Lively
Dallas
Paul Waples
East
Deering Binders Highlight Craft in Light Draft Use
Deering Binders are noted for smooth binding in light draft. They promise precise cuts and reliable operation, asserting superiority over other binders on the market.
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Deering
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