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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
2
The Graham Leader states corrections will be issued for erroneous reflections upon any person, firm, or corporation upon notification to the publishers. The notice appears in the Graham Texas publication and clarifies post office status and readers’ remedies.
A discussion on whether Young County should retain the Ninety-second District Court or join the Thirtieth District Court. Proponents argue one permanent court is enough, with a proposed law transferring all Young County cases to the Thirtieth District Court and suspending the constitutional rule for rapid passage.
A questionnaire sent to thirty eight claims offices of the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company reveals widespread concerns about dishonesty among supervisory staff. Offices from Portland Maine to Portland Oregon and Jacksonville to Los Angeles report veteran experience in handling losses from untrustworthy employees, with results showing notable patterns of dishonest behavior.
The Sun will begin to eclipse in the morning of January 24 with about half its surface obscured by the Moon. Greatest obscuration reaches 68 percent at 7:41, fading completely by 8:42. The Moon will be 233000 miles from Earth, with Earth and Moon about 4400 times farther from the Sun. Partial visibility expected in this section.
Graham High School announces honor rolls across grades. Eighth grade names Floyce Orr Altha Northam Merle Guinn Nora Bell Fie and others. Ninth and tenth grades list several students including Opal Butler Lucille Norman and Kathleen Criswell. The eleventh grade features Juanita Jackson Pauline Braddock Ruby Brown and more.
The East Ward School publishes its honor roll listing students by grade. Second grade names include Francis Jones and Katherine Duncan, with multiple beginners and first through seventh grades named across the list. The compilation highlights numerous students across all grades from one to seven.
Deputy W. J. A. Cooper states the Highway Department will arrest all automobile drivers on public highways without the 1925 license numbers attached, enforcing the auto tax law rigorously. The notice urges compliance and outlines immediate enforcement actions by law officers.
A local optometrist urges a comprehensive eye exam to determine refraction issues. He notes that some with eye strain may not need glasses, while others with good vision may still require them for relief.
Temporary administrator W. J. A. Cooper of Mary L. Herron deceased Graham Young County Texas invites all debtors and creditors to present claims within legal time. Claims must be sworn and proven. Notice dated January 17 1925 from Graham. Also includes unrelated quotes about potatoes and violets.
This week features a cross word puzzle arranged by Rev. T. A. Moyer for word chasers. It is a perfect interlocked puzzle with long words to vary from short words, promising hours of thinking. Next week will publish the correct answer.
A dense crossword style prompt listing numerous clues across religious, geographic and linguistic terms. Includes references to apostles, Asian countries, plant and animal names, verbs, and historical titles, culminating with a final puzzle answer.
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