Local Notes From Bryson to Wichita Falls
R J McCloud visiting Bryson. J T Rickman on business trip to Dallas. Hay Ties sold at Norris Johnsonware Co. The Literary Club earned 308 from the Chautauqua. E H Morri son and J E E Morri son traveled to Throckmorton. R E Boyle called in town. Miss Horn of Fort Worth promoted a class in expression. Coal and hot blast heaters promoted. Seth Mabry returned to Camp Bowie after home visit. W L Andrews and Lewis Herron of Archer City in town on business. Buggy and harness for sale at Leader Office. W A Dailey ordered a year of The Leader. Roger Lisle earned two dollars gathering peanuts. Rev Joe L Chunn visited from Eliasville and paid The Leader a call. Graham touted as oil center. oil land investors found here. Mr and Mrs Ben Moseley and Grandma Mayes visiting relatives in Marlow Oklahoma by car. J Frost first visit of season. frost damage nominal. Mrs S C Graves and daughter Mrs R J McCloud visiting Wichita Falls.
Plenags Mentioned In Woodyard Indiana Phone Note
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Loving resident subscribes to The Leader on Big Monday
Tom Rice of Loving visited and paid a year’s subscription to The Leader during a Big Monday appearance, securing a periodical commitment for the paper’s delivery.
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Tom Rice
Loving
The
Leader
Black Rye Seed For Sale On Pick Stewart Place
Black rye seed offered by C. Rowley on the Pick Stewart place. The pecan crop reported fairly good this year with several Graham boys and girls gathering nuts last Saturday. Resident agent wanted to represent an automobile accessory house in Fort Worth. Mrs W D Norman visiting Mineral Wells with her mother Mrs L B Kidwell who remains troubled by rheumatism.
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Graham
Automobile Accessory House
Burk Burnett
Fort Worth
W. D. Norman
L. B. Kidwell
Wood Wy If you want to be Pieased call the Woodyard
Mrs G B Durham of Loving visited The Leader on Monday and subscribed to have the paper sent to J J Armstrong in Loving. Hay ties priced at 1 50. Norris Johnson Hartware Co sold a notebook. Miss Ada Rickman, a local public school teacher, traveled to Graham on Friday afternoon for a weekend visit home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris-Johnson Hardware Co
Hay Ties
Norris-Johson’Hartware Co
Ada Rickman
Graham
Hobart Residents Visit En Route to Marlin
Mr and Mrs Frank Nelson of Hobart Oklahoma stayed with Mrs R E Lynch Friday night while traveling to Marlin by car R E Bryan from Fort Worth visited Saturday and he and Mrs Bryan left Monday for Fort Worth to make their home this winter
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Frank Nelson
Hobart
Oklahoma
R. E. Bryan
Fort Worth
Mrs. Bryan
Men Wanted for Graham Sewer Work
Employment notice offering positions on the Graham Sewer System at wages of 2.25 to 2.50 dollars per day. Apply through Winstett Eldridge Construction Co.
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Graham
Winstett- Eldridge Construction Co
Winslett- Eldridge Construction Co
Judge P A Martin Travels Through Wichita Falls on Graham Business
Judge P A Martin of Wichita Falls was seen in the city Friday on his way home from Graham where he had been on legal business. He traveled via the Archer Dispatch.
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P. A. Martin
Wichita Falls
Graham
Archer Dispatch
Belmont Hotel Seeks Boarders for School Pupils
Help wanted to provide rooms and board for school pupils at Belmont Hotel. Mrs. J. W. Saye listed as contact in 21p lodging notice.
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Belmont Hotel
J. W. Saye
Illness at Mineral Wells Brings Local Clergy Nearby
Reverends J R Reynolds and A E White left Graham today for Mineral Wells to be with H Z Duke who is reported quite ill there. They plan to return Saturday. The Graham Cotton Yard holds a near full supply of cotton with daily arrivals. The two gins have run heavily since ginning began.
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J. R. Reynolds
A. E. White
Mineral Wells
H. Z. Duke
Graham
No Hunting or Trespassing in C. W. Johnson Pastures
A Seymour Banner item notes strict no hunting or trespassing in C. W. Johnson pastures with threats of full legal action. The piece also mentions Miss Lang of Mineral Wells visiting for a voice class with Miss Lillie Morrison, and Will McKinney running a large shoe hospital at Livingston. Mrs. McKinney required Pasteur treatment in Austin after a dog bite.
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C. W. Johnson
Miss Lang
Mineral Wells
Lillie Morrison
J. M. McKinney
Will McKinney
Livingston
Austin
Seymour Banner
Rally Day Sunday School Program Promises Record Attendance
Next Sunday the Presbyterian Sunday School will host a special program with music. All members are urged to attend and outsiders are invited to help make it a success and set a record for attendance.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Norris-Johnson Hardware Co. Telephone Batteries
Buy American dry cell batteries for your telephone at Norris-Johnson Hardware Co. Every battery tested before it leaves the store. See how much longer they last.
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Norris-Johnson Hardware Co
Money Savers Move to Graham for School Facilities
Emmet Cox and family of Loving have relocated to Graham to take advantage of its renowned school facilities. They reside in the Pink Walker house on South Elm Street. In federal bond matters, M. K. Graham, 8S. R. Crawford, Judge W. P. Stinson, R. F. E. Lynch and Frank H. Bowron toured Newcastle Olney and nearby points today to promote Liberty Loan bonds. News from here confirms the marriage of Percy Owens of Sherman to Miss Alice Mc Murray of Tulsa last Monday. Both had Graham roots. Miss McMurray is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. McMurray, whose pastor Rev. McMurray served Graham’s Presbyterian church in earlier years.
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Emmet Cox
Graham
Pink Walker
South Elm Street
M. K. Graham
R. Crawford
W. P. Stinson
R. F E. Lynch
Frank H. Bowron
Newcastle
Olney
Percy Owens
Sherman
Alice McMurray
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Miss McMurray
Ralph Doesn't Mince Words in Olney Enterprise Critique
Olney Enterprise editor Ralph Shuffler sharply criticizes a carnival coming to town and next week, calling its promotion a paid advertisement by the carnival advance man. He notes that only a small cut goes to five boys while the rest benefits the carnival, with little lasting value for the town.
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Ralph
Ralph Shuffler
The
Olney Enterprise
West Texas
Fire Department
Priscilla Club Suspends Social Functions for Red Cross Work
Notice to Priscilla announces the club will donate time formerly spent at meetings to Red Cross work. Priscilla members are asked to come on regular Tuesday afternoons to assist in the Red Cross work room as the club remains suspended until social activities resume. Mrs. H. L. Morrison, President.
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Priscilla Club
Red Cross
Priscilla
H. L. Morrison
Taggart Heads to Fort Worth for Aviation Camp
R F Taggart departed Monday for Fort Worth to join an aviation camp. Mr and Mrs Mont Groves of Olney visited Mr and Mrs Henry Groves here during the past week.
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Mrs. Mont Groves
Olney
Mrs. Henry Groves
Blacksmith Shop Taken Over By Stephenson and Blair
L. M. Stephenson of Miles Texas and J. H. Blair a former resident have taken charge of the old Widmayer blacksmith shop. They are seasoned blacksmiths and expect good patronage. A girl named Cora McDonald was injured on the school grounds when she was thrown down suffering a dislocated left knee. A physician provided immediate care and the leg should regain full strength with time.
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L. M. Stephenson
Miles
Texas
J. H. Blair
Widmayer
Cora McDonald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beckham National Bank
Graham, Texas
R. J. McCloud
Bryson
J. T. Rickman
Dallas
Norris-Johnsonware Co
J. E E. H. and
A. A. Morrison
Throckmorton
R. E. Boyle
Miss Horn of
Seth Mabry
Camp Bowie
W. L. Andrews
Lewis Herron
Archer City
W .A. Dailey
Roger Lisle
Joe L. Chunn
Eliasville
Ben Moseley
Grandma Mayes
Marlow
J. Frost
S. C. Graves
C. Rowley
Stewart Place
Wood Wy
W. H. Jackson
Ojkners
J. W. Akin
Marshall & King
B. P. Gilstrap
Joe Shannon
Sour Lake
Mrs. Gilstrap
R. C. Goode
J. C. Casburn
Randolph
Alta Reynolds
Littl
R. E. Mabry
J. E. Dowdle
Miss Fatine
R. F. Taggart
U. S
Lillian Hall
Elizabeth Hall
Ohne
Morrison Co’s
Comforts
Kirschbaum
John E. Morrison Company
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