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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1924
Page
2
The Leader warns that any erroneous reflection on a person, firm, or corporation will be corrected upon notification to the publishers. The notice appears inside a Graham Texas post office second class mail matter.
The Graham Lesoo notes mail order houses press businesses weekly to reach distant consumers and keep advertising in idle territories. They claim strong ads can keep most of the trade at home and pledge to help improve local business.
A weary country doctor, called from a stormbound night, battles mud and cold to reach Mrs. John Smith ten miles away. He treats her at risk to his rest, earning only his professional fee while saving a life and keeping the hearth home for children.
Dr David Starr Jordan outlines seven world problems including Russia's internal crisis and bonded debt repudiation, France seeking funds from Germany, France’s security aims, unjust Balkan treaties, rising militarism and defense spending, monarchist and communist attempts to topple republics, and the decline of human values postwar leading to folly and crime.
Mrs Leah Hartzell was reported ill at the start of the week with her condition not specified in the notice.
An advertising pitch explains gifts reveal how others see you, from jazz records to gaudy ties or rare books. It notes a subtle compliment when the giver perceives taste and earnestness, promoting The Youth's Companion 1925, its 52 issues and bonuses, with package deals from Boston, Mass. Subscriptions offered at the office.
Christian Church notes announce next Sunday's sermons on The Challenge of Christ and The Authority of Christ. Pastor Klingman invites two large audiences to close 1924 with worship and reflection.
The item notes future fireworks accidents likely to appear with car wrecks, mentions Lufkin and Breckenridge water issues, says Lillian Rich becomes a blond for Cecil B DeMille to boost appeal, cites Clarksville Times on blondes, records a Breckenridge jailing over a critical letter, and warns ministers to avoid speaking ill of the devil.
Mr. R. D. Tyra reported to the mail carrier Monday that conditions in Murray are unusually cold and distressing.
An Associated Press dispatch reports Mrs Nellie Ross governor elect of Wyoming will not attend Mrs Ferguson's inaugural ball on January 20 as the Wyoming Legislature sits in session. with no husband to steer her policies she remains in Cheyenne, hinting that the country may have its first woman governor.
W H Steen as assignee will sell at the Young County court house door in Graham Texas on January 6 1925 between 10 am and 4 pm the Moore dairy property including cattle water tanks lines and all equipment securing a note series of twenty 100 payments with interest 10 percent default permits sale to highest bidder for cash to satisfy the mortgage and costs witness W E Steen December 23 1924
The Coffeyville Kansas Daily Dawn was destroyed by a blast, likely aimed at silencing a paper that actively exposed bootlegging. The incident highlights the ongoing risk newspapers face when pursuing publicized law violations and questions the viability of bootlegging as a business without fearless reporting.
A column compiles satirical notes on public figures and crimes, from Secretaries of Labor to bank robberies and a Grah am businessman gifting silk hose. It notes yeggmen parades, hillbilly police, and a stocking episode that sparks reader explanations while claiming no feminine apparel ads.
The State of Texas issues a twenty day publication to notify interested parties in Young County that J L Groves administrator of Maggie Groves deceased has filed a final account and seeks discharge. A January Term 1925 of the Young County Court will consider the account at the Graham courthouse.
Public notice from Young County Texas commands publication in a general newspaper for twenty days. Executor W W Cole seeks court order to sell remaining real estate of the estate of Z W Cole, with the January term starting on the first Monday, 1925. Hearing at Graham courthouse, readers must appear and show cause. Court seal and writ dated December 9, 1924.
Publication notice in Young County for J L Groves guardian of Jasper L Groves minor final account and discharge application. Court requires appearances within twenty days per publication. Dated December 1924 under seal of county court by W H Kennedy.
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