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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
8
Young County Hardware and Furniture Co promotes Deering twine at a one cent higher price than cheaper imitations, signaling perceived quality advantage. The notice emphasizes value and shopping guidance to customers, urging consideration of durability and reliability over cheapest option.
Everybody whistles the melodies from the Isle of Chance at the high school Friday evening. The event promises lively tunes and local engagement with students performing as the featured entertainers.
Oil companies report ongoing drilling near Graham and Pickard, with Halmack No. 1 Hall at 450 feet and Monroe No. 1 Pickard preparing to test to 4000 feet. Tuloma No. 1 Graham shut at 2900 feet, while Jarnagin No. 1 is restarting at 220 feet. Leatherwood No. 1 in Jack County drilling at 650 feet. Ralco No. 1 Loving reports water-filled hole at 2800 feet and plans to shut off.
The First National Bank displays a medal for the top mathematics student at Graham High School and the C S C C award medals annually to the best English pupil. The medals aim to stimulate greater interest in these subjects and have been given for several years.
Eliasville pleads for a spring picnic and barbecue as election year brings candidates from Young and Stephens counties. Strong support exists though a few key organizers must take charge. recent rains promise crop prosperity and good business, making this gathering highly anticipated in Young and Stephens counties.
Work has started on a temporary wooden chapel to be erected on Baylor University campus. The project carries an estimated cost of about $20,000 and signals a midterm building effort pending future plans.
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