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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1925
Page
4
Graham and surrounding towns are filled with visits marriages and births. Residents include Graham Fish Creek Eliasville and Weatherford figures such as Captain Burnett S A Daws and John T. Cunningham. A Populist Club meeting at Center and multiple medical and family events mark a busy week.
J J Fawks subscribes to The Graham Leader after visiting town. John C Casburn operates a training stable at Flag Springs with five racers and a well kept track. W S McJimsey family visit Strawn and G W Souter of Eliasville visits town. Henry Groves and G W Hutchings from Olney also in town. Mollie McJilton’s Henry Chapel school to close June 1 with 8 pm entertainment. Mrs Clara Akin dies after short illness May 21 1894 wife of D R Akin. A J Bryan and Miss Fannie Fisher’s wedding took place May 20 1894.
A compilation of moral maxims from Hill Cuyler Tertullian and Goethe about effort duty and virtue. It closes with a humorous exchange where Rastus confesses he did not learn the host family’s name, guessing it might be Pullman.
A humorous local note ponders the idea of Bill relocating to Apple Junction. The writer jokes that the town seems lifeless, noting a single lively moment when a dog chases a cat, yet they both move slowly.
Pennybrain vows to quit advertising after a mob rushed in last year and bought nearly all his goods, leaving him nearly ruined and out of business. His friend asks how it happened and he explains the mass purchase by the crowd.
Schoolroom exchange shows teacher asking for an example of a fraction and student Jimmy answering with a quirky date. The dialogue references the 19th of January as a fraction example, illustrating a humorous misapplication of math terms.
A humorous exchange features a teacher asking for the definition of salt and a boy giving a joking answer. Diners later wonder about the age of a chicken as the waiter clarifies the spring fry mix up. The guest misidentifies a springy chicken as the source of the chewing confusion.
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