Graham Leader Notice to Correct Reflection
Public notice from The Graham Leader warns that any erroneous reflection on a person firm or corporation printed in the columns will be corrected upon notification to the publishers. The statement appears as a standard second class mail matter notice for Graham Texas.
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Graham
Texas
Menace of mad dogs shocks Dallas readers
A Dallas Sunday report describes a poodle running amuck biting a woman and seven children along with other dogs. It warns of hydrophobia fears and the danger to women and children as roaming dogs threaten safety. The piece laments human attachment to dogs despite the risks and notes dogs’ affection can lead to abuse.
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Dallas
Coolidgebank ties tied to a sermon on thrift
The article notes Calvin Coolidge as Massachusetts vice president and governor and bank president in Northampton. It says he resigned the bank presidency upon becoming president but remains on the directing board. It includes his 105 word thrift sermon stressing saving, capital growth, and civilization.
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Massachusetts
Coolidge
Northampton
United States
Oldest American Oak Squeezes NJ Church for Funds
A 204 year old New Jersey church bears high costs to preserve a 400 year old oak on its grounds. Last year the church spent 1500 dollars on maintenance, used three tons of concrete to fill cavities and installed thirty six cables to brace branches. The tree stands ninety three feet tall and twenty three feet in circumference.
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New Jersey
United States
Misdirected Mail Plagues Post Office Costs
Misdirected mail plagues the Post Office Department with 21 million letters and 803 thousand parcels undelivered annually. Address lookups for misdirected mail cost the service about 1.74 million dollars each year.
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Post Office Department
Foreclosure and public sale notice in Young County Texas
Publication summons to Jas B Lusk in case No 8110 before the 380th District Court of Young County. Plaintiff M K Graham Executor seeks foreclosure of a $625 promissory note with a first and superior lien on described Graham properties and damages of $888.80 plus after sale considerations. sale announced at Graham courthouse for August 17 1926 between 10 am and 4 pm.
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State OF Texas
Young County
Jas. B. Lusk
Graham
M. K. Graham
C. B. Jones
A. W. Kay
W. B. Douglass
Morrison-Smith Lumber Company
Jas.b. Lusk
Willie Riggs
A. D
Alerk
exXar
Rubye Lee Edens
Notice to land owners on road survey in Young County
A jury of freeholders acting by order of the Young County Commissioners will on August 28 1926 survey a road from Graham to the county line with Jack County. The meeting at the Young County courthouse at 10 a m will assess damages for opening the road and owners may file written statements of claimed damages. Signed July 28 1926 by J W Seddon R M Williams H A Driver B Hockaday R D Owen J W Hughes Alternate.
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State of Texas
Young
Earl Clark
F. D
Posen
Moore
Mary Loga
Jury of Freeholders
Commissioners’ Court
Young County
Graham
Texas
Young and Jack County
Court House
J. W. Seddon
R. M. Williams
H. A. Driver
B. Hockaday
R. D. Owen
J. W. Hughes
Trustee Sale Notice in Young County Texas
The trustee notes default on a 2000 dollar note secured by a deed of trust dated June 20 1925 in Young County. R W McFarlane holder and owner of the note has declared it due and payable citing timely payments and attorney fees. The notice outlines acceleration and collection terms under the deed of trust in Graham Texas.
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State of
Texas
Young
Young County
J. F. McNabb
R. W. McFarlane
Graham
BR. W. McFarlane
Principel
Inter
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