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Newspaper

Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1923

Page

11

Funeral Honors Henry Hill in Eliasville Rites

Henry W. Hill son of G W Hill and Mrs Hill died in Fort Worth and was buried in Eliasville. I C F lodge members led the funeral with 246 in regalia and visiting Odd Fellows from Graham Newcastle and Breckenridge attended. Rev W B Gilleland preached at both services and Hill is survived by wife son parents siblings and several brothers and sisters. Floral wreaths came from I C O F Lodge and Masonic friends.

Henry W. Hill G. W. Hill Fort Worth Eliasville Eliasville Lodge No. 610 Lodge W. B. Gilleland Methodist Church Lodge of Odd Fellows Dillard Davis Breckeridge John Bower Graham Newcastle Hill West Texas Henry Wesley Jr John W Sam R C. T Roy Hill S. R. Hill California Ada Kirtley Mollie Matthews Jim Smith Arnham Pink Smith Oklahoma I. C. O. F. Lodge

Fresh Air and Clean Living Fight Disease Ideas

A militant medical association promotes defenses against illnesses driven by weak resistance. The plan emphasizes fresh air, plenty of fresh food, rest, cleanliness, cheerfulness, and an annual medical examination as key measures.

Loving and Newcastle Basketball Doubleheader Report

Friday games in Newcastle drew a large Loving crowd with ten Loving cars arriving from town. Girls played first, Loving led ten to eleven at half, then won later twenty six to sixteen. Boys followed with an eight point Loving victory after an eight to eight halftime.

Loving Newcastle Loving Boys

Thirstless Animals and Extraordinary Water Replacements

The text describes creatures that endure long periods without water. It highlights camels sheep wild pigs and notably the pocket mouse which survived three months on dry food without drinking. When offered water or greens it refused and appeared healthy, suggesting it had no thirst.

Desert Central America New Mexico American Sahara

Short Course for Stock Men Concludes at A M College

Twenty livestock producers from Texas attended the first annual short course for breeders and feeders at A M College in College Station Texas January 1 to 6. At its close they unanimously adopted resolutions praising college officials for courtesies and timely assistance and said the course would become very popular in years to come.

College Station Texas A. & M. College

Burning of Rome Promises Realistic Nero Film

The burning of Rome is the chief sensation in Nero the Fox super special at the National Theatre next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. The celebrated holocaust is a marvelous piece of realism with a mob of actors delivering high energy action surpassing earlier thrillers.

Rome William Fox National Theatre Fox

Wojciechowski elected Poland's president after Narutowicz

Stanislaus Wojciechowski has been elected president of Poland to succeed President Narutowicz, who was assassinated shortly after his election.

Stanislaus Wojciechowski Poland Narutowicz

Silage Odors In Milk From Cows Study Findings

Tests by the United States Department of Agriculture show silage odors are absorbed by the cow's body rather than the air. Aerating milk while warm can remove odors. Heavy silage feeding an hour after milking does not affect milk flavor, while large pre milking alfalfa reduces milk quality. post milking alfalfa up to 30 pounds has no effect.

United States Department of Agriculture

John Horn Visited City on Big Monday

John Horn was in the city on Big Monday while three friends looked after him. It is believed he made it home safely without incident.

John Horn

Penix Visits Arlington Masonic Home Christmas Day

S. A. Penix as Worthy Grand Patron visits the Home for aged masons in Arlington. He praises management and notes 99 inmates with only seven under eighty. Two inmates show him a pen with more than twenty possums caught nearby. He urges Mason involvement with such institutions and mentions potential future support from Judge and Mrs. Penix.

S. A. Penix Arlington Judge Penix Royal Arch Masons Judge and Mrs. Penix

Gulf to Drill A Deep Test On Barber Lease

The Gulf plans a deep test on the Barber lease two and a half miles south of Eliasville. A rig will be built and operations may reach 4000 feet. The lease, once held by Gulf, was sub let to Stacley Gooch, then reverted, with deep wells on Hill and Martin leases proving a deep strata across the Eliasville Field.

Gulf Eliasville Martin Eliasille Journal

Miss Oma Horton Dies in Lone Oak Area

Miss Oma Horton died at her father J A Horton’s home in Lone Oak last Friday and was buried at Farmer the following day. The Horton family recently moved to Young county and were well known for making many friends who regret her untimely death.

Oma Horton J. A. Horton Lone Oak Farmer Mr. Horton Young County Miss Horton

Jermyn Man Praises Local B Y P U Program

W E Stephens of Jermyn spoke in Graham Monday praising the town’s progress and highlighting an excellent program by the B Y P U at the Baptist church Sunday night.

W. E. Stephens Jermyn Graham Monday The Baptist Church

Gov Neff to Take Hold of I W W

An appeal to Governor Neff and Adjutant General Barton seeks state action on alleged I W W activities in Breckenridge district. Breckenridge representatives met state officials and a Breckenridge legislator has taken up the matter. State officials said no immediate action is planned.

Austin Neff Barton Breckenridge Ll. W. W

Card of Thanks from the Carlton Family

The Carlton Family thanks friends who joined the search for their missing daughter Friday afternoon and expresses deep regret for the distress caused by the incident.

Carlton

Cheerfulness as Lubricant for Life Says Marden

A quotation emphasizes cheerfulness as a lubricant for life, comparing it to how oil sustains machinery. It urges maintaining a daily habit of cheerfulness to avoid wear and stress, rather than postponing relief for Sundays or holidays.

Marden

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Henry Hill Jeremy Taylor Clarence Barber Lease Gov. Neff Snoddy’s Variety Store East Side Square Graham, Texas Mls Fary Pan Ikews Saat Cori Toul
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