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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
2
The Graham Leader explains it will promptly correct any erroneous reflections about a person, firm, or corporation once brought to the attention of the publishers Bowron and McLendon. The statement appears in the masthead section of the publication as a disclaimer and policy notice.
The piece notes traffic deaths and injuries in the United States surpass World War totals, with over 1.5 million affected in 1921 and losses over $1,000,000 yearly. It cites Milwaukee Journal on the growing safety problem amid 10 million cars and drivers, and mentions a National Highway Education prize won by Stanley Newcomb, a 13-year-old Boy Scout, for an essay on safer highways.
A persuasive plea urges public action to reduce auto crash deaths. It calls for parents teachers and children to discuss road safety from coast to coast and outlines practical habits for pedestrians cyclists and drivers to prevent accidents.
Citation by publication commands Sheriff to summon G C Turner for debt suit No 2633 in Precinct One Young County with publication weekly for four weeks. Plaintiff Employes Lumber Co seeks $83.60 plus costs and foreclosure of a Material man lien on a 12x14 tar paper building at Lot 9 Block 3 Herron City. Court date last Monday in January 1923.
The Wichita Falls Daily Times and The Graham Leader offer a one year subscription for only $5.00. This is an opportunity to get a good daily paper and your home paper at a very reasonable rate.
A discussion contrasts rest on Sunday with idleness and warns against harmful excesses. It argues that a healthful religious use of Sunday strengthens mind and body and rejects Puritan harshness. Erskine Childers, aide to Eamonn de Valera, was executed in the Irish Free State for carrying an automatic pistol. He previously served in World War I.
A holiday goods house invites all to inspect its bargain-filled selection at headquarters. Prices reveal a mete of value with beads at 69 cents versus 1.25 in big stores and various trimmings priced from 10 to 50 cents. A doll outfit sells for 1.65 and silk knit ties range 25 to 50 cents. The ad proclaims a house of a thousand bargains.
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