Joe B Friedel Fund Appeals for Contributions
A fund drive seeks support for Joe B. Friedel who lost both eyes in a hunting accident. The committee asks contributions via committee members or The Leader office, listing numerous local donors and supporters across Fort Worth Graham and surrounding areas.
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Joe B. Friedel
Mr. Friedel
Fort Worth
Graham
T. C. Butler
Willie Riggs
J. E. Shivers
Lewis Wheat
Sam Geldwater
Leader
W. W. Martin
T. P. Mobley
A. C. Anderson
G. Earl Hutchings
R. Bower
L. E. McCoy
Bill Sims
J. C. Petty
E. W. Harrison
G. E. Newell
H. W. Reid
O. A. Brown
N. J. Grantham
H. Brown
H. M. Donnell
J. J. Sharp
W. J. Redwine
J. H. Nelson
H. C. Brock
Geo. F. Adams
J. W .Hill
W. W. Burns
J. C. Rentz
W. F. Cooney
E. C. Jordan
Adgate
T. F. Kennedy
R. H. Clayton
J. W. Hill
Hugh Barnes
H. DeLong
Dunnigan Bros
J. C. Lovelace
R. V. Tidwell
E. M. Agee
J. L. McMurtry
Earl Rhodes
M. O
Willard
Benton S. Hockalay
R. L. Reeves
W. D. Worsham
J. F. McNabb
J. H. Cochran
Felix Hiller
Wm. Spivey
Karl Widmayer
J. H. LeSage
H. H. Stephens
R. S. le Sage
Sid Hearne
A. L. Shahan
J. I. Moody
R. L. Lyles
Katz Schlittler
Joe Summerfield
Roy Wheat
Governor offers $500 reward for bootlegger evading law
Governor Ferguson issues a proclamation promising a $500 reward for arrest and conviction of any Texas citizen worth up to $5,000 in property who violates liquor laws. She blames enforcement bias against the poor, urges equal application of the law, and calls on officials to target rich violators and highbrows.
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Austin
Ferguson
Texas
Names of Rhodes residents and local figures listed
Rhodes residents Branys Harrison A G Cox J H Shepard W E Simpson J W Davis Bernice George M C Snoddy W L Cox J B Nehls W A Babb T W Spivey Ira E Woods W P Fultz D H Bolin A LeSage John Robertson G C Collier Ramsey Drug Company Spencer H Mayes J J Harlan C H Atkinson Mrs R E Bradfield A J Wheat Earl Wheat listed in local notice of community figures.
Just Like That Cook to Housewife Divorce Hint
A quirky 19th century exchange shows a cook urging a housewife to end her marriage. The unnamed speaker insists the husband must leave the home, hinting at a divorce action as a remedy.
Ohio housewife on radios replacing print media
Asked if radios could replace magazines and newspapers a Ohio housewife shook her head saying it couldn't happen. We can't start fires with radios.
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Ohio
Texas Headlight Law Requires Certificate at Registration
The Texas Automobile Headlight Law requires a headlight certificate issued within 30 days of registration. If without headlamps, an affidavit can substitute the certificate. Re-tests are allowed anytime with a fee and must be a test certificate.
Concrete Culverts Improve City Streets Near Hospital
The city has built permanent concrete culverts and dips to ease street travel. More crossings to the hospital are planned as rains washed out ditches, causing jolts for patients and visitors.
Back For More in Line at Family Wedding
A light humorous scene shows Jack greeting a bride and groom with familiar banter. The groom jokes about kissing the bride while noting he has married in the past, reflecting a playful wedding moment.
Football Parlor Game Humors Tradition of Floor Lamp
A humorous quip suggests football would be hard to play at home without knocking over a floor lamp, reflecting a lighthearted view of the game and domestic settings.
Petit Jurors Named for December Term in 30th District Court
The Graham based 30th District Court lists the December term petit jurors. First week jurors include J H Choate and Robert Rehders among others from Graham Olney and nearby towns. Second week jurors list G R Whiteley W A Thompson F G McCommas J W Carlton J E Boley plus many more from Graham Olney Jean Loving Newcastle and surrounding communities.
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District Court
Graham
J. H. Choate
Orth
Robert Rehders
Dan Orr
A. E. Alsup
Olney
A. W. Kay
E. M. Remington
Newcastle
Lee Carmack
Murray
E. D. Evans
A. D. Millican
W. W. Cope
Jean
W. H. Wadley
C. A. Freeze
W. D. Duncan
J. S. Gregg
Loving
B. B. Ward
M. W. Burris
John Hughes
F. M. Danley
C. Fox Clarke
W. E. Stepp
J. E. Bishop
J. M Nall
R. W. Guinn
C. Bratcher
John Dowdle
J. A. Watson
W. T. Swink
R. A. Hawley
W. C. McGee
E. E. Craig
J. F. Buntin
L. L. Durham
Padgett
G. R. Whiteley
W. A. Thompson
F. G. McCommas
J. W. Carlton
J. E. Boley
I. E. Self
Farmer
W. S. Husted
R. T. Wells
Proffitt
W. E. Simpson
E. Price
W. R. Stafford
W. R. McClannahan
D. G. Killion
W. M. Humphrey
P. S. Phillips
Sam P. Wootten
J. I. Guess
Eliasville
J. H. Blanton
Austin Bird
E. M. Ball
C. E. Burris
D. A. Ford
South Bend
A. C. Smith
Roy Corbett
M. E
Epworth League Program Emphasizes The Golden Rule
The Senior Epworth League sets Sunday December 6 1925 as Golden Rule Sunday with leaders Marguerite Campbell Lois Cook Glen Stegall Ina Allen and Ina Allen guiding studies and readings from Matthew 7 12 Leviticus 19 18 and Galatians 6 1. Attendees are urged to arrive at six oclock and bring a friend.
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Epworth League
Marguerite Campbell
Call of the Near East
Lois Cook
the Near East Relief
Glen Stegall
Ina Allen
Local Cop and Man Confront Over Sign and Suicide Claim
A tense exchange unfolds as a police officer warns against swimming near a sign and threatens arrest, while a man inside declares he will not exit and shadows a death by his own hand, prompting concerns about the risk and police handling.
Wife quips on drinking as she drives husband to Canada
A wry remark by a wife about driving her husband to drink surfaces in a report. The line suggests tension and a possible cross border trip framed as humor or subtext in a domestic scene.
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Canada
Graham City Charter Amendment Seeks Tax Powers and Funds
The proposed amendment to Section 48 of Graham City Charter outlines power to levy up to 2.5 percent tax on property inside city limits for general funds parks libraries streets and public buildings along with bonds for water works sewers and public schools. It lists specific funds and purposes and suspends the three readings rule if the measure is approved by voters at the election.
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Graham
Board of Aldermen of
City of
Board of Aldermen
Park Fund
Library Fund
State of
Texas
It Seems You're Always Broke Now, Wife Remembers
A wife confronts her husband about past claims of wealth before marriage. He concedes he did have money at that time but implies a change since. The dialogue centers on financial strain and perceived honesty in the relationship.
Prohibition Push Aims at Home Wine Making and Corn Fermentation
A new effort to enforce prohibition may extend from checking home wine making to preventing corn fermentation in silos. Experts warn such steps could threaten the milk supply and raise food availability concerns.
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Golden
Golden's
Jeweler
Graham and
Jack
S. J. Farr
E. A. Edwards
N. G. Holbert
R. L. Askew
T. J. Gardner
Chas. Baker
John W. Hill
A. S. Ragle
D. E. Stimson
R. D. Poindexter
Pat Bryan
J. T. Shahan
J. L. Gadb
E. J. Larimore
O. A. Freeze
C. W. Langston
Mark Campbell
J. C. Vaughan
J. N. George
Lem Groves
W. Hinson
C. B. Hockaday
Paul Greer
James Porter
C. C. Robinson
J. M. Barnett
Lee Repass
A. D. Moore
R. E. Brennan
J. K. Guinn
H. A. Driver
W. W. Prather
C. H. Miller
T. W. Boone
Spring Creek
Roy Miller
E. T. Howard
A. Wilburn
H. M. Burdick
E. C. Reed
A. C. Rogers
A. J. White
A. W. Jones
Ed Hennig
J. H. Biancett
R. S. Skiles
W. L. Miller
H. B. McGuire
Bismark Bower
R. E. Lynch
T. I. Higdon
J. W. Green
A. I. Cunningham