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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
9
The gilded equestrian statue of St. Joan of Arc by Fremier 1899 stands before the Hotel Regina in Place de Rivoli Paris. The hotel was used by the American Red Cross as headquarters during the war, with hundreds of Americans present.
In the Review of Reviews Frank H. Simonds analyzes German conditions after the war. He notes workers remain undernourished with wages barely meeting living costs while hours extend from eight to twelve. He argues most Germans favor essentials over royal nostalgia and feel weary of war. He cites the Polish question and Rhineland as key issues.
Brazil grows about three quarters of the world’s annual coffee supply while the United States consumes about thirteen pounds per person each year.
Miss Minnie Taylor, sister of Mrs. Mary T. Hallam, died at her father J. M. Taylor’s home on South Ward street in Italy Texas after a three week illness. Funeral conducted by Rev. P. L. Tomlinson. Survived by father, sister Mrs. Mary T. Hallam of Grahan, brothers Frank of Fort Worth George of Terrell Sam of Greenville, and cousin J. M. Parker.
Perkins and Johnson joke about Bill Timpkins being stung by a rattler with a punchline about an undesirable car. The exchange plays on wordplay and regional humor.
The Parrish Kindergarten hosts a May Day program Friday morning at nine o'clock featuring children from nine months to about seven years. Attendance is invited. program includes Welcome Address by M George Cheney, parade of future kindergarteners and May King and Queen, various performances, songs, dances, and gymnastic exercises by the youngsters.
Alvin Meador and Lois Cathey of Throckmorton wed Sunday afternoon in Graham being married by Elder J. F. Pursley. They stay with Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Cunningham. the groom is a nephew of Mr. Cunningham and friends predict a bright future.
A correction to the Graham Library yearly report fixes the record of county borrowers from 294 to 14. The notice clarifies the accurate figure for the county borrower count in the prior issue.
The article notes that through 1876 white paper collars were common for men of all ages. Prominent men wore collars named for them, signaling a fashion honor tied to personal identity and status.
The feature presents a man and his laugh provoking frailties in a unique plot described as a melange of mirth. Based on widely known theories of evolution, it is cited as one of the brightest and most up to date pictures of the season at William Fox's National Theatre.
The Herriot cabinet in France resigned last week after disclosures about the true financial state of the country. The report blames inflation of currency on the Bank of France issuing more notes with Herriot's permission.
The State Highway Commission adopted a policy naming state highways after deceased heroes and statesmen. The Pat Neff Highway has been renamed the Jefferson Davis Highway reflecting the new practice.
A total of 229 state banks in Texas have moved from the guaranty fund to the bond plan to guarantee deposits. Some state banks are switching from the state bank system to the national bank system.
A playful quarrel among sophomores recounts a football kicked through a window striking Gladys in the ribs. The speaker notes no injury to her, but says the booted ball burned near three fingers of another student.
The weekly pipeline runs across north and central Texas averaged 94 660 barrels daily, down 1 070 from last week’s 95 730. Electra and Burkburnett fell as older wells declined. Archer slid as it failed to connect with pipelines. Wilbarger and Young counties rose, Gambrell lease wells boosting Young and Simms tie ins lifting Litchfield pool over 1 000 barrels daily. Clay County exceeded 500 barrels daily for the first time in a decade, reaching about 600 with Gulf Production’s Worsham well.
Blonde Bess quips that women would refrain from complaining when husbands attend a ball game. She adds that no man should be criticized for eating pea nuts and rooting for one more run to win the game.
A playful exchange frames leaves changing color as a blush of memory. The dialogue links autumn hues to past greenness, suggesting trees recall springtime when they wore bright green.
Public notice commands sheriff to summon S L Gahagan H C Lisle George A Wallace and unknown heirs to answer in district court for a 1924 suit filed by M K Graham Executor seeking payment of 112.50 plus interest and fees on a note dated 1921 tied to Lots 1 and 2 Block 8 Southview Addition Graham Texas with liens and multiple conveyances noted in petition.
Plaintiff sues to recover 173 85 dollars with rent value set at 200 dollars for land and premises, seeks foreclosure of lien superior to all others, title and possession, writ of restitution, costs, interest, and attorney fees. Court order issued by Willie Riggs, Clerk, District Court, Young County, Graham Texas, April 24, 1925.
The petition seeks citation for Wm. D. Hooper H. N. Brannan and Arthur Gunter unknown heirs to appear at the 30th District Court in Graham Texas on the first Monday in June 1925 to answer a suit filed April 24 1925 by M. K. Graham executor of E. S. Graham estate. It claims a $200 note plus interest and attorney fees via vendor’s lien on Lots 7 and 8 in Shawnee Park Addition. It alleges unlawful entry and possession denial, seeks judgment for debt interest costs and rents, foreclosure of the lien and sale to satisfy the indebtedness. The Sheriff is to publish weekly notices for four weeks.
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