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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1906
Page
5
Local notes list town visitors and residents including J. Deiter Olney J. McAlister Dallas Roz Graves Fort Worth and many others. The True Dramatic Club promotes Triss in Graham next Saturday night May 26 with claim of the largest crowd yet and over two hours of entertainment.
Elder D. W. Russell and wife spent a few days in Gra ham County visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Simpson. Russell, an elderly Young County pioneer, is a hard shell Baptist minister long active in Median Chapel and other churches. They plan to visit daughter Mrs. G. W. Ellis in Henrietta before returning.
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Market report with grain and livestock quotes from Graham including Wheat No 2 per bu Corn per bu and Hog prices Green and Dry Hides Butter Eggs and poultry prices listed by S W Lane public weigher Prices guarantee until next issue Burkert newsnote.
Robt. E. L. McLaren of Graham and Maggie K. E. Farmer of Gooseneck were married at eight o clock last night at the bride’s brother Floyd Farmer’s residence in Gooseneck Bend. Rev. W. M. Goode officiated. The couple will establish a home in Graham where the groom runs a musical instruments and supplies business.
John C. Cormack returned from Minco Oklahoma Tuesday night. S Dozier of Miller Bend was in Graham yesterday. R. M. Williams of Gooseneck was in the city yesterday. Rafe Choate of True was in the city yesterday. W. M. Hale handed us a dollar on subscription yesterday. Jno B. Crain and Luke Matthis returned home from New Mexico yesterday. C. C. Miller left for Artesia New Mexico a few days ago to make his home. family to follow soon. Misses Bessie Wallace and Louise Henderson visited Bryson last Sunday. Miss Jewell Hackley of Jacksboro is visiting Miss Ollie Kidwell.
Real estate listings offer 160 to 320 acres near Graham with unimproved land at 5 to 7.5 per acre, 426 acres south of town with wells, 3000 acres north of town at 14 per acre, 325 acres with house and barn at 22.50, and 2200 acres seven miles north with 1500 tillable at 10 per acre. Buyers seeking land and sellers urged to contact immediately. AB.
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