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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1900
Page
3
A Graham Leader page itemizes editorial deadlines for ads, local moves, and business notes while detailing recent weather, medical and dental events, property changes, school reminders, and community updates surrounding residents and merchants in Graham, Texas. The busy column mentions eye examinations, sales, new positions, moved families, and upcoming campaign addresses.
A fragment notes markets in progress at big wholesale outlets with hints of upcoming bargains in November and street level locations. It references purchasing actions and generic sale activity without clear dates or named entities.
Markley. Miss Lula Wallace and Miss Tollie Wallace convalescing. T J Harbours family to Prospect for cotton. Markley gin burned about 150 pounds of cotton Saturday night with no machinery damage. gin has produced over 300 bales to date. Singing Sunday with West Fork youths. Finis Powell of Colorado visiting. Mr Joiner of Farmer in town on business. Misses Rachael Brown and Inez Stewart to Fort Worth and Dallas for the Fair. Henry Midgett family moved to Oklahoma. Baptist church names brother Black pastor for another year. Sam McMillin family from Gertrude visited J M Wallace. WinLarp.
The text lists farmers busy with cotton and corn harvests, noting D. E. Myers moving into the Grubbs house, Mrs. C. G. Tefteller and family visiting county areas, Jack McComas sowing wheat on the Isom place, and G. M. Stout, wife, Exie Davis gathering pecans. Also mentions W. W. Williamson and J. Fisher at Median Chapel and Mrs. G. E Waters back at Sunday School after illness.
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