Entertainments Highlight Baraca Class Party and Club Events
Mr and Mrs J T Rickman hosted fifty guests for a contest party honoring the Baraca Sunday School class with games and prizes including class color bows. Mrs McLendon won a second bow for naming most ad pictures after tasks in the rooms. Miss Miller and Miss Bladen Garrett provided readings and piano selections. Les Hiboux Club, hosted by Miss Corinne Gallaher, held four bridge games with Mrs L D Clark and Miss Ollie Kidwell winning top honors. A note warns against unauthorized wood or pecan gathering. Fort Worth reports daily hog arrivals at Swift and Armour plants totaling 4000 head, with about 250000 dollars monthly spent on out-of-state purchases.
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Baraca
J. T. Rickman
The
Baptist Sunday School
Ss Mizell
Tfe
McLendon
Joe Wootton
Wright McClatchey
Ed Jeffry
Mabry
Les Club
Corinne Gallaher
Les Hiboux Club
L. D. Clark
Ollie Kidwell
Fort Worth
Swift and Armour Packing
Wise Vermont wife favors New Discovery cure
Mrs. R. J. Flint of Braintree Vermont credits her husband’s survival to using Dr King’s New Discovery for a dreadful cough. The testimonial claims a quick cure for coughs and colds and various throat and lung troubles. Available in 50 cents and one dollar sizes. Guaranteed by all druggists.
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R. J. Flint
Braintree
Dr. King
Mr. F
Fragmentary Notice Claims Knife in Grahama
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a knife tied to a profession, offered at an office by the owner. It references Grahama and a claim that it takes some men to build cities, but the text is incomplete and unclear.
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Grahama
Fort Worth Chooses Site for Cotton Belt Terminals
The contract for the Cotton Belt terminals between East Sixth Street and Seventh Street near the Santa Fe tracks has been let and construction will begin at once. The project will cost more than 250000 dollars.
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Fort Worth
East Six
Seventh Streets
Birth of a son and local notices in chaotic ad text
A local notice page records D L Higgins born to Mr and Mrs G Q Street this morning October 3 a fine boy Judge Jno C Kay visits from Wichita Falls and a Dayton Ohio buyer purchases Chamberlains cough cold remedy for his ill child. Also mentions wood and sawing services and a bottle of medicine for a cold.
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G. Q. Street
Iceland
Dayton
Ohio
Local notes from Graham and nearby towns
Local items list visitors and residents of Graham and surrounding areas. W. C. Buckhanan from Loving. Mrs Ed Prather to Dallas for two weeks. Mrs C E Prichard from Fort Worth. Emory to arrive Saturday. Miss Robbie Rike visiting Mrs Morrison. W H Palmer returns from Wichita Falls. John Dean from Pickwick in Graham on business. Graham Stewart of Fort Worth visiting relatives. birth of a boy to Mr and Mrs T G Wignall at Burch mines. Mrs E Kidney renews Leader. Jack County visitors. Chas Gay and Luther Clark at Barnum Bailey show. Mayes, Fort Worth cotton buyer, in Jacksboro. Mrs E Short returns from Custer City. McJimsey's advertisement. E C Stovall irrigation plans. M N Pharis reports hail damage but hopes for crops. J R Jameson returns from Wichita Falls. R L Reeves from Loving noting cotton outlook.
Delights of sliced ham and beef from Graves & Ward
J H Henderson rode a traction engine over South Bend bridge after threshing in Bend country. Tom Pickard returned from threshing. Mat Harrell’s wheat crop yielded 425 bushels from 25 acres, about 18 bushels per acre.
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Graves & Ward
J. H. Henderson
South Bend
Bend
Tom Pickard
Mat Harrell
Lyceum Course Ticket Offer At Mrs Graham
Sign and mail or hand to Mrs A M Graham to buy a Double Season Lyceum Ticket for five dollars or a Six Attraction Single Lyceum Ticket for two dollars and fifty cents. Remittance due when presented.
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A. M. Graham
Lyceum
Graham
Death claims Mrs. Zula Wadley Hart in Reeves County
Mrs. Zula Wadley Hart aged twenty two died in the early morning at Archie Hart’s home. Funeral services were held at the family residence with Rev. Wallace R. Evans officiating. Survivors include Archie Hart and three young children. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family. The notice references Lakewood and Jacksboro connections and local civic figures.
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Archie Hart
Zula Wadley Hart
Wallace R. Evans
Methodist Church
Reeves County
Pecos
Hart
Lakewood
Progress Family
New Mexico
James Wadley
Second Hand Store Offers Sewing Machines and Repairs
A local shop advertises bargains on sewing machines and household goods. Mr. R. of Oklahoma will visit October 5 to repair organs and sewing machines and offer furniture repair to refresh items.
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Oklahoma
J. H. Price Address and Contact
Advertisement notes J. H. Price located one door south of the Leader office in Graham Texas with Ind phone number 603.
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Ind
Graham
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. L. Reed & GO
Ss. R. Jeffry
Attention Veterinarys
Infante
D. L. Higgings
Judge Jno
C. Kay
Wichita Falls
W. C. Buckhanan
McJimsey’s
Ed Prather
Dallas
Seth Thomas
McJi
C. E. Prichard
Emory
Robbie Rike
Farmersville, Texas
H. Morrison
W. H. Palmer
John Dean
Pickwick
Sand Valley
Graham P. Stewart
T. G. Wignall
Burch Mines
E. Kidney
M. J. Making
Antelope
Jack County
J. C. Owen
Chas, Gay and
Luther Clark
E. Short
Custer City
Roy Short
E. C. Stovall
M. N. Pharis
Lower Tank Valley
J. R. Jameson
Mr. Jameson
A. A. Scott
Mr. Scott
R. L. Reeves
Stylepius
S. B. Street & CO
Mrs. Zula Wadley Hart
Crred
Zula
Wadley
Mallard
Messrs
Hackley and
Callahan
Jacksboro
Masonic Lodge
R. O. Prideaux
Archer County
Elsie
Wn, Texas
T. T. Black
Olney
Lorenzi
J. H. Price
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