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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1924
Page
3
United Charities drive reports a solid start but only half of the prior year's funds were raised. Leader A. D. Stewart appeals for error checks, more contributions, and continued support to aid needy families amid cold weather. lists of local contributors from Graham area are included.
Daily features list broadcast times for market reports weather weather period missing men public notices and a sequence of concerts church services and hotel orchestras across Fort Worth Mineral Wells and Dallas from December 29 to January 2 with performances at Majestic Rialto Texas Hotel and Crazy Wells Hotel venues plus church services and school programs.
Six state banks advanced $5,000 each to the State of Texas for four months to cover current expenses in fighting the hoof and mouth disease. They did so without interest to avoid the cost of an extra legislative session.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Loving State Bank of Loving Texas will be held at the bank office on January 12 1925 at 2 o'clock p m for the election of directors and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting. H G Millican Cashier.
James B. Duke creates a 46 million dollar trust for North Carolina religious and educational use. He proposes to grant Trinity College six million dollars if it becomes a university. Trinity is expected to accept and rename as Duke University.
Ramsey Nursery advertises order taking with contact via phone 172 and mentions W. D. Spivey. The item presents a brief notice suitable for a small classifieds card in a local newspaper.
Posted notice from litfe D G Vick banning hunting fishing trapping camping and all trespassing on property under his control. Warning to keep out and a assertion of ownership.
Five good reasons to trade at home in Graham. High quality service and low prices come from local merchants. Money stays in Graham, boosting circulation and supporting jobs, schools, improvements, and prosperity for residents.
If you have Vendor's Lien Notes to sell or want to borrow morey on your land see Marshall, King and Hinson over Graham National Bank. 16tfc
A reflective quotation urging enduring building to honor future generations. It emphasizes creating work that future people will revere, with stones laid today becoming sacred because of our hands. The message inspires long term stewardship and responsibility in construction and design.
A brief quotation notes that many who delay tasks end up very busy on their death beds, reflecting a blunt view on procrastination from Purdy's Philos.
The passage declares belief in a democracy within a republic, government by the people, and a united nation built on freedom, equality, justice, and humanity. It emphasizes patriotism, reverence for the Constitution, obedience to laws, respect for the flag, and defending the nation against enemies.
President Coolidge received six turkeys five wild turkeys three barrels of apples one barrel of potatoes several cases of maple syrup and other delicacies for his Thanksgiving dinner. One of the Negro attendants was disappointed due to not receiving an opossum.
A Herbert Hoover quote extols homeowners as builders of healthier families and stronger communities. It argues owners invest more, use leisure productively, save, and support local governance, seeing home pride as a key social value. The passage frames homeownership as a moral and civic virtue.
Practical trapping guidance from Walter J. L. Monk on bait preparation and outfit, sign survey, den discovery, and season setup. Emphasizes decaying fish bait, natural doging and prefabricated cubby pens, water loving animals, and pre-season acclimation to traps.
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