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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1925
Page
4
Russel Huff, Dodge Brothers director of engineering, champions a single basic design rather than yearly models. He argues reduced costs, higher resale value, and steadier engineering focus benefit owners, dealers, and the industry, noting high customer satisfaction among over 1.25 million owners.
The Shackelford County Breeders Association holds a February 28 1925 sale in Albany Texas featuring Hereford cattle and other animals. The show starts early with judging and the auction begins at one o clock, with many members listing additional offerings.
Temporary Guardian F G Holcomb petitions County Court of Young County to authorize a mineral oil and gas lease of minors Grady Holcomb Jewell Holcomb and Ollie May Holcomb. Hearing set at Graham Court House February 21 1925.
A quip about a country without women leads to the punchline stag nation. The exchange mocks gender exclusion with a sharp pun on stag meaning male and nation.
Blonde Bess describes a curious scene at a boarding house where a resident circles the globe daily, but she finally reveals the mystery is nothing exotic. It is Mike the goldfish.
Boston asserts it opened the earliest automobile garage in the early 1890s, marking a milestone in automotive history.
An Oklahoma bandit died of heart failure after a failed store robbery. Reports claim Texas hosts 90 year old twins claimed as America’s oldest. A playful note praises women in political and legal roles.
Weather experts forecast 1925 may be the driest year of the century but underscore the need for provisos. The public is urged to consider uncertainties and regional variations in drought projections.
The African diamond rush along the Vaal river is described as full of activity with fortunes possible to gain or lose. The text suggests hijacking remains a thrilling risk amid the bustle.
A San Antonio thief reportedly stole enough material to build a bungalow and nearly enough furniture to outfit it before being caught, highlighting a notably clever burglary.
Public notice issued in Young County Texas calls for weekly publication for ten days in a Graham newspaper. Mrs L C Tivis seeks Letters of Guardianship over Vernon Wims with a hearing set by the County Court on April 6 1925 at the Graham courthouse.
Report notes Washington scientists weighed the earth with greater reliability than New York extremists who predicted the end of all things on February 6. The contrast highlights cautious scientific work against sensational prophecy.
Notice in probate announces the application by W P Stinson for appointment as administrator of W H Ardis estate and letters of administration. The Young County Court requires all interested parties to appear at Graham Texas on the court’s first day to answer the petition. W H Kennedy signs the notice dated February 16 1925.
Jack Dempsey declares his marriage to film star Miss Estelle Taylor has no impact on his boxing goals. He says he is willing to fight any challenger and will defend his title if necessary, even if Estelle proves handy with the roller pin in disciplining husbands.
William Jennings Bryan wintering at his Miami home avoids politics and redirects questions to scripture. The Nebraska figure says he is retired, yet observers think he has some scheme in mind.
Dean F Paul Anderson announces a senior course in cross word puzzles at the University of Kentucky. He says the game is educational scientific instructive and mentally stimulating and not a fad as he seeks more descriptive adjectives to boost the program.
A research chemist in Indianapolis reports corncobs can be refined into an edible form superior to wheat bran for meals. He envisions cob products on ordinary menus, and jokes that if President Coolidge adopts corncob fare it would confirm his economy program.
Blanche Johnson and C W Johnson Jr filed for probate of the written will and letters testamentary for C W Johnson Sr deceased. The County Court of Young County will hear the application on April 6, 1925 at the Graham courthouse. interested parties must appear and answer. W H Kennedy, dated February 16, 1925.
Warden Frank J. Smith states every prisoner at San Quentin, California will be given a chance to work. The program aims to deny no one outside or inside the penitentiary. he cites work as the most commendable means of earning a living.
The Dallas News highlights its nationwide brief notices page, showcasing state and international items gathered from dependable agencies. It emphasizes credibility and authentic information as core to its long service from Texas Republic days to the present.
Governor Ferguson signs the bill allowing state banks to convert from the guaranty fund to the bond system. Texas has 942 state banks and many are expected to adopt the bond plan. Elder R T Harris of Abilene Christian College preached at the Christian Church near the high school noting a strong year with the college valued at nearly half a million dollars and over 800 students enrolled.
A compact note presents a terse, modern phrasing about boundaries and social reception. The opener warns that aggressive lines reduce hospitality and invites clearer self framing in conversation.
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