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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1923
Page
8
The Rex Theatre shows Prodigal Daughters about two girls who, with a permissive mother and absent father, chase social pleasures through dancing smoking and dating. The father returns to rebuke them, they resist, depart, and later return penitent and wiser amid their disillusionment.
The Daughters of the Confederacy held Decoration services Sunday at 4 pm at the county monument. Led by the High School Band, they marched to the cemetery where Confederate graves were decorated. The number of graves grows while the Confederate ranks diminish each year.
The undersigned announce purchase of The Paris Tailors in Graham Texas from H N Evans and will not be responsible for accounts or debts after May 1 1923 except as stated in the Bill of Sale. Ben Paschall Julian Stepp signatures.
Public notice informs that M. R. Hemphill of Graham Texas filed May 5 1923 with the Board of Water Engineers for a permit to appropriate unallocated waters from the Scott branch a Brazos tributary in Young County The plan envisions a dam reservoir and pumping plant to supply mining manufacturing and power developments The dam location relative to the Scott survey is given with specific bearings and distance from Graham Texas
M R Hemphill applies to construct a dam 16 feet high 317 feet long with a 2 to 5 foot top and bottom width, creating a 24 acre‑foot storage and allowing up to 144 acre‑feet per year. A public hearing before the Board of Water Engineers in Austin is set for June 25, 1923 at 10 a.m., with continuations possible until a decision is made.
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