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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1925
Page
9
A letter from State Superintendent S M N Marrs clarifies that the Third Court of Civil Appeals has not delivered a written opinion on transfer tuition. Until a written ruling is issued, districts may require transferred students to pay tuition after receiving a free term equal to the district's funded length. Marrs confirms no change in school transfer tuition policy.
Physicians endorse Purification as Nature’s health base and urge purging the system with Calotabs. Take a thorough course weekly for weeks to cleanse the body. Family package with directions priced 35 ets, trial 70 ets, available at any drug store.
An advertisement promises a jar of BLUE STAR REMEDY to treat skin ailments including itch eczema and ring worm. It claims the product will not stain clothing and offers a guarantee with a pleasant odor.
Officers of the Young County Farm Bureau announce a special meeting at the Graham courthouse on Saturday August 29 with all members urged to attend. A main office speaker will deliver a worthwhile message. J M Barnett of Monument is president and F G Wiley of Banger is secretary, with W A Smith a field representative aiding the county effort.
One of the county's largest gatherings, the Young County Singing Convention, meets on every fifth Sunday. It will convene in Jean on August 30 with expectations of a large attendance from across the county and neighboring areas. The convention, started about two years ago, draws many from distant communities for a day of singing. The prior gathering at Bunger drew huge crowds and strong praise for local hospitality.
S A Penix lawyer and M Brown attorney announce land title inquiries cheerfully answered at Graham title company in Graham Texas. First National Bank Building hosts the offices with Dr W A Morris dentist above the Graham National Bank and the Graham Land Office building area lists.
Trustee Fred T. Arnold announces sale of 160 acres in Young County Texas under a Deed of Trust to secure A W Kay for $3500 due six months after date. Sale to start on September 1, 1925 between 10 am and 4 pm at Graham courthouse, highest bid cash. Proceeds to pay costs interest and principal per the trust terms. Witness dated July 23, 1925. 52-1¢
Court action commands sheriff to publish notice for C A Ledberry and numerous defendants to appear at the 30th District Court in Graham Texas in September 1925. Plaintiffs seek cancellation of an oil and gas lease and drilling contract tied to a 1921 agreement, claiming failure to develop and a $4000 lien with additional damages and costs. The case is Old Court No 7694 with G Mahaney and wife as plaintiffs and many defendants including Henrietta Oil and Gas Company and The Petroleum Trust.
An ophthalmic ad explains that normal eyes rest when viewing distant objects, while abnormal optic media require constant stimulation by nerves to aid vision. It notes strain on eyes and nerves, urging a thorough examination for a correct diagnosis at J. L. Woods Optometrist on East Side of the Square near City Drug Store.
A photographer seeking deer or moose pictures must heed wind direction. With an abnormally keen sense of smell, these animals detect scents from over half a mile away even when the wind blows toward the scent, causing photographers to abandon efforts for a shot.
Notice to publish for twenty days in a local paper in Young County Texas. W C Bryan guardian reports annual account for estate of Claude T Bryan declared insane. hearing October first 1925 at Graham County Court. W H Kennedy Clerk issues writ dated August 12 1925.
The State of Texas issues a citation by publication to the Sheriff or Constable of Young County. Morris A. Lively as guardian for J Frank Lively, minor, filed final account and seeks discharge from guardianship. Notice to interested parties to appear by October Term 1925 in Graham to contest the account.
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