Soldier Boys Honored At First Christian Church Service
The First Christian Church in Graham overflowed with about a thousand attendees for a Sunday program honoring twenty nine county soldiers bound for Camp Travis. Local dignitaries praised duty and liberty bonds as crowds bid farewell, while a new Texas Grader Company formed in Graham aims to showcase a local inventor’s machine at the Dallas Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Travis San Antonio
Gary L. Smith
America
E. S. Graham
J. E. Evans
J. R. Reynolds
First Baptist Church
Graham
M. K. Graham
Young County
Herschel Eddleman
Texas Grader Company
W. H. Logan
Hawley
Dallas Fair
Oil Well Drilling Advances at Lisle Place Site
Interest in the Lisle place oil well is rising as operators expect a productive bore. A bit lodged at 1000 feet was removed Sunday and drilling resumes at a satisfactory pace.
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Lisle Place
List of names and numbers from 297 W C Honea to Clyde A Haire
A fragmented roster-like list presents names followed by numbers and initials ranging from 297 W C Honea to Clyde A Haire. The text reads like a catalog of individuals with associated numeric codes and initials, without explicit context or events.
Ambrose N. Lewis Dies at Home in Lubbock
Obituary notices report Ambrose N. Lewis of Graham and Bear Town heritage died suddenly of heart failure at his Lubbock home, survived by a widow two children and extended kin, with funeral held in Bryson. Also noted are W. H. Nichols aged 87 and former resident, and the marriage of Miss Birdie Hogue to Robert Singleton in San Antonio with the couple awaiting reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose N. Lewis
Lubbock
Graham
Bear Town
I.bb. Padgett
Annie Lewis
This Place
T. E. Ragland
Buchanan
N. M
Floyd Lewis
Fort Worth
C. E. Craig
Magdalena
Guy Seibold
Royse City
Texas
Bryson
Ambrose Lewis
Mr. Nichols
Tennessee
Primitive Baptist Church
Young County
Nichols
Birdie Hogue
Robert Singleton
San Antonio
Brde
Dallas
Singleton
Eagle Pass
Miss Hogue
Red Tape
Uncle Sam
Captain J W Burnett Visits From West Of Town
Captain J W Burnett was in town Monday from his rural home west of the city, visiting with local residents and checking on community affairs.
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J. W. Burnett
Trade Day At Graham Sees Busy Market Despite Smaller Crowd
On Monday in Graham the Trade Day crowd was smaller than usual but active. Merchants stayed busy and livestock trading was brisk while many farmers left early to tend to farm duties, returning home promptly after completing essential business.
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Graham
First norther brings chilly start with fires and heavy clothing
The first norther arrived Sunday night and Monday proved cold enough to require fires and heavier clothing for comfort.
Pears Shown by Dr Pettey From His Home Orchard
Dr R A Pettey exhibited six large pears grown at his Gra ham home this week. The cluster would credit any fruit growing country though he says garden work was not highly successful this year. The Leader guarantees his success as a fruit grower.
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R. A. Pettey
Graham
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Howard & Foster
R. F
Epifanio Cuellars
Antone Edw. Klenk
A. D. Wyatt
W. G. Sanders
Wm. B. Rose
T. J. Kee
E. R. Stowe
Homer Graham
W.C. Honea
C. J. Bishop
Clay Virgil Bradshaw
Charles Milburn Peacock
Tom Arvin Davis
T. J. Griffin
Robert Lee Corley
O. D. Blount
Clyde A. Haire
W. H. Nichols
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