Editing Seagraves, Texas (section)

==History==
A post office at the home of S.J. Blythe occupied the area known as Blythe, Texas. In 1917, the [[Santa Fe Railroad]] moved into the vicinity, but the rail company ran into a problem. Santa Fe already had one town by that name located in [[Blythe, California]]. The company decided to change the name of this new location to honor Charles L. Seagraves, an employee who worked as a traveling agent and was favored by local residents. The Spearman Land Company building was the first to be erected, and the Higginbotham Bartlett Lumber Company followed shortly thereafter. Seagraves grew rapidly as a town, and in 1928, suffered a fire that burned a major portion of the business section. The only building left standing on the west side of Main Street was the Seagraves Motor Company, which led to the rebuilding of modern brick buildings, many of which remain today.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.seminoletxchamber.org/?content_id=13 | title=Seminole Texas Chamber of Commerce &#124; }}</ref>