Proclamation of Mourning for President Harding
Graham mayor W P Stinson proclaims a day of mourning and prayer in Graham and Young County for Friday August 10 1923 from 3 to 4 pm. A community memorial service will be held at Shawnee Park and business activities are urged to suspend during the hour of reflection.
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First bale of Young County cotton brings premium
The first bale ginned near Graham on August 8 was bought by John E. Morrison Co. for 23 cents a pound, weighing 665 pounds. A Chamber of Commerce premium of 50.50 was raised for the early market, with numerous local subscribers listed.
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Rounds & Porter Lumber Co
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W. E. Steele
J. R. Ramsey
Young Corn Lumber Co
Eagle Cafe
Employer Lumber Co
Anderson Gin Company
Qrito
John E. Morrison Company
Senator Burkett Speaks Tonight at Shawnee Park
State Senator Burkett will address American Legion and ex service men at Shawnee Park tonight at 8 15 p m A real old time Army Chow will be served with Daughters of the Confederacy leading the chow line Dr W A Morris will introduce Burkett and the High School Band will provide music following the feast at the band stand all are invited to hear the address
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American Legion
Shawnee Park
Mayor Stinson Expected to Return From Vacation
Mayor W P Stinson, who has been on vacation in New Mexico for several weeks, is expected to return this week.
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Oine
Dan Padgett of Loving Visits Graham Saturday
Dan Padgett of Loving traveled to Graham for a Saturday visit, meeting local residents and sharing news of his hometown.
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Dan Padgett
Graham Visitor
Death Claims Our President Burial Aug 16
President Warren G. Harding died August 2 from a stroke after battles with poisoning and pneumonia. The funeral train moved from San Francisco to Washington, then Marion Ohio, with his body in state and burial planned for tomorrow. The obituary lauds his patience and kindness in facing wartime and postwar challenges while the nation reels from his sudden death.
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The New President’s Global Role and Fiscal Resolve
The piece portrays the new president in the Senate tradition, championing Americanism and warnings against entangling alliances while supporting global settlement efforts. It cites the Washington arms conference, insistence on U S rights, and his terse diplomacy with Congress including vetoes and calls for budget discipline.
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Coolidge Takes Oath After Harding Death In Vermont
Vice President Calvin Coolidge takes the oath as president at his father’s Plymouth Vermont home after President Harding’s death. The message arrived by telegram at 11:50 p m and the oath was administered by his father a notary at 2:47 a m. The Coolidge party then moved to Washington and prepared for the funeral plans while pledging continuity of Harding administration policies and cabinet procedures.
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Harding
Coolidge
Plymouth
Vermont
George B. Christian
Bridgewater
New Willard
Charles E. Sawyers
George B. Christian, Jr
Marion
Proclamation by the President mourning President Harding
Calvin Coolidge proclaims Friday August 10 a nationwide day of mourning and prayer for the death of President Warren G Harding. The document urges assembly in worship and reverence, noting Harding’s public service and private gentleness. Dated August 4, 1923 in Washington.
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Warren Gamaliel Harding
Calvin Coolidge
United States of America
Methodist Hold Lead In Sunday School Baseball League
The Sunday School Baseball League standings show Methodists leading with a strong margin. Christians, Baptists, Presbyterians and others compete as the season nears its end with a final game August 24 between Baptists and Christians. Parking will cost 25 cents starting next Tuesday to cover league expenses.
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Harding Memorial Service Notice
All members of the Masonic lodge are requested to gather at the Masonic hall at 2:00 p.m. Friday afternoon to participate in the memorial service at Shawnee Park at 3:00 p.m. Knight Templar Masons should bring full uniforms.
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Harding
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Hall
Shawnee Park
Knight Templar Masons
Banks Close for Memorial Services at Shawnee Park
The Leader announces that city banks will close tomorrow afternoon for Memorial services at Shawnee Park starting at 3:00 p.m. The notice urges customers to plan accordingly.
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Shawnee Park
Superintendent Avants in Throckmorton on official business
Superintendent H. H. Avants visited Throckmorton yesterday for professional duties.
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H. H. Avants
Throckmorton
Silent President Faces New Term With Quiet Leadership
The newly chosen president is praised for experience and readiness to lead. His past handling of a police strike as Massachusetts governor and deep study of government are cited as qualifications. Supporters expect steady management and satisfactory progress in national affairs.
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Massachusetts
Young County Fair Plans Shape for November Event
At a Tuesday directors meeting the Young County Fair outlined its 13 department structure with chairmen named for each subdivision. A one mile track with grand stand is planned, along with cash prizes to attract quality exhibits in agriculture and fine arts. County Agent and Secretary work to gather exhibits.
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Q. Wood
Graham Light & Power Co
Big Graham Rodeo Set for August 11 and 12
Readiness is under way for the Graham rodeo with a strong regional turnout. Top riders from neighboring counties will compete for purses, and several promising young riders are expected to display notable skill on the Farmer road site, one mile northeast of Graham.
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