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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1922
Page
2
The Graham Leader declares it will promptly correct any erroneous reflection on a person firm or corporation printed in its columns upon notification to the publishers Bowron and McLendon. The paper is entered at the Gra ham Texas post office as second class mail matter.
The author argues that farmers should abandon reliance on demagogues and government aid. Profit comes from intelligent farm management and cooperative marketing, as shown by Johnson County watermelons and Cherokee County tomatoes shipped without federal help. Many counties, including Smith, are advancing cooperative efforts to improve outcomes through work and unity.
In a detailed Aug 23 letter from Pryor Creek Oklahoma S P Taylor and family describe a long trip from Graham visiting relatives in Adair Durant and Macie with notes on rainfall and crops across Texas Oklahoma and Oklahoma's late cotton season. The note also recounts a bank robbery at Macie where cash was stolen and the cashier paroled by the robbers for a short joy ride.
The State of Texas issues a summons to publish notice regarding Burl Henderson Richards filing for probate of Georgia Leanner Richards deceased. Court action set for the first Monday in October 1923 at Graham Texas. contest permitted.
The passage declares that success comes to those who apply effort and use their brains and muscles. It emphasizes perseverance across all pursuits, implying achievement follows deliberate hard work and practical use of abilities.
A Gra ham reader, nicknamed Big Boy, sits on his porch guarding watermelons and ponders why Young county cannot build roads like those he has seen on state highways. He hints at the ice cream freezer making its last rounds as he closes a letter to the editor.
Mr. R. J. Calvin of Markley visited Saturday to see his son Elmer in Fort Worth after Fort Sant Houston camp closed. Elmer, appointed Major at A M College for next session, has won four military medals and pursues mechanical engineering with a degree due next June. Mr. E. W. Slater and family returned from a trip to New Mexico and West Texas, where a flood caused high water in a tourist park, a sight new to Young county residents.
Mrs. Kate Schuster and her daughter Henryetta returned Sunday from an extended visit to Oklahoma and praised Graham as the ideal home town. She told people everywhere about Graham’s good qualities.
The State of Texas Young County publishes a notice of application for probate of the will of Lillie E. Jack. C. J. Taack files in the County Court of Young County seeking probate of the last will and testament of the deceased Lillie E. Jack. The notice requires publication weekly for ten days before the return day.
Taack deceased seeks letters testamentary for the estate of Lillie E Taack. The 1923 term opens October first at the Graham Texas courthouse. Interested parties may appear and contest the application at that term. Court seal dated August 25, 1923 in Graham Texas.
An advertisement touts Pepsinated Calomel as a gentler alternative to ordinary calomel that still stimulates liver action and aids digestion. It claims improved appetite, removal of waste, and restored energy, with a money back guarantee from Scott-Long Drug Co and other druggists.
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