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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
1
It states competitors' prices do not matter for staples like Gallios Domestics Suitings and Cotton Checks. The ad guarantees 35 percent savings on the remainder of stock from front to back door and invites customers to see for themselves the goods quality style and price.
Citizens of Graham and Young County mobilize for a large County Fair and Corn Show with over 200 dollars in prizes plus Gun Club purses. The Gun Club plans an all day shoot on the fair’s last day with 80 000 in prizes, professionals optional but prize eligibility limited, eight events at two cents per target. Daughters of the Confederacy organize exhibits and merchant booths, with local committees appointed and a report on fair plans shared with The Leader.
Col R C McPhaill longtime Graham resident died at his home in north Graham Saturday night September 27 at 1130 PM He was 80 and survived by his wife He helped found Fort Worths Broadway Presbyterian Church and later resided in Graham He was a Mason Confederate veteran and requested the tomb inscription Company D 19th Mississippi Regiment CSA His funeral was at the Presbyterian Church Sunday at 6 PM with Mason rites burial in Oak Grove Cemetery
The pecan crop in the Clear Fork valley is valuable to the region and the state. Last year the crop brought about $50,000, with a fair to good yield expected this year. Texas holds the most wild pecan trees, offering high value due to flavor and thin shells, with wild trees producing $25 to $50 annually.
Yesterday evening at 2 o'clock Mr T T Black of Olney and Mrs Flora Perkins of this city wed at the groom's brother Rev G W Black's residence on South Elm Street. Rev Black performed the ceremony. The couple are well known in the county with many friends offering congratulations.
The Daughters of the Confederacy seek unusual curios and old relics for their exhibits. They promise good care for any curio or heirloom entrusted to them and request notification to arrange pickup.
An article outlines establishing a Graham county hospital under the Thirty Third Legislature act. It notes county commissioners may form a hospital board of five including two physicians and two citizens, appoint staff, and operate with no board compensation. The city offers the old school building to house the hospital.
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