Leader Thursday notices from Graham Texas
Public notice from The Leader newspaper of Graham Texas printed weekly. Includes Post Office mail matter and editor name Frank H Bowron with city designation Evirtox.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1918
Page
2
Frontline Action and Turmoil Highlight War Updates
On the Italian front Austrian forces claim a major raid with about 400 Italian captives while Italian forces report two small victories with equal captures and war matériel gains and line improvements. Western front quiet. Brest-Latovsk talks stalled amid conflicting Berlin and Petrograd reports. Russia faces famine and street fighting between Bolsheviks and Constituent Assembly factions. In Austria-Hungary riots over bread and peace grow. German politics show dissension but military grip remains solid. Grandma Grimes dies after pneumonia. funeral at Methodist Tabernacle conducted by Rev. J. W Head. community mourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest-Latovsk
Berlin
Petrograd
Russia
Bolsheviks
Constituent Assembly
Congress
Bolshevik
Leaine
Trotzky
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Peace Party
von Hindenburg
Farm Wanted Store Stock and Building For Trade
Small railway town seeks farm as part payment for stock and building valued at 2500.00. Interested party may write or phone W. A. Meador in Vineyard Texas for terms and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
W. A. Meador
Vineyard
Texas
Married in Wichita Falls Miss Zeca Johnston and Mr Drum
Mr Father Drum and Miss Zeca Johnston both of this city were married in Wichita Falls on Tuesday January 15 1917. The bride is the eldest daughter of W L Johnston a merchant with The Stephens Roach Company. She has lived in Olney most of her life and worked as a saleslady at The Stephens Roach store. Mr Drum was raised near Loving and has worked in Grimes Barber Shop here. The Enterprise offers best wishes for their long life and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Drum
Zeca Johnston
Wichita Falls
W. L. Johnston
Stephens, Roach Company
Olney
Stephens, Roach
Mr. Drum
Loving
Grimes
Luther
Ator
Enterprise
Olney Enterprise
Notice to School Patrons for Attendance Period
The Graham Independent District sets the compulsory attendance period from Monday January 25 for eighty days. Every child aged eight to fourteen on September 1 1917 must attend unless excused for a lawful reason. Violations are punishable as other laws. Graham School Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Independent
Graham School Board
Help Wanted In Ae Nan And Wife For Ranch Work
Help wanted for a man and wife with up to three children to perform general farm and ranch duties. Good house with milk cows. References required. Call at The Leader office in response to the advertisement.
Soldiers in Training at Camp Travis Texas January 1918
Lieut Col E E Haskell notes educated minds fit for commissions at Camp Travis Ninety first DivisionTraining Camp. Recruits show strong morale and resistance to cold with indoor drills and ample supplies as Third Field Artillery supports training. Private L C Reed of Graham Texas transfers to Fort Myer Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Haskell
Ninetieth Division
Camp Travis
National Army
L. C. Reed
Graham, Texas
D6th Co
Fort Myer
Mrs. W. L. Nelson Passes Away in Albany Burial in Albany Cemetery
Mrs. W. L. Nelson died at her Clinton Oklahoma home January 1 1918. Her remains were brought to Albany for interment after funeral at the Methodist Church conducted by Brother John E. Hhdridge. After services burial occurred at Albany Cemetery with many relatives in attendance. She leaves eight children Ed Frank Alex Louis Nelson Mrs R E Lynch Mrs Paul Baker Miss Jessie and Miss Amna Bell Nelson. Most reside in Oklahoma except Mrs Lynch who lives in Graham. News extends condolence to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Nelson
Clinton
Okla
Albany
Methodist
John E. Hhdridge
Nelson
Shackelford County
Frank, Alex
Louis Nelson
R. E. Lynch
Paul Baker
Jessie
Amna Bell Nelson
Oklahoma
Lynch
Graham
Albamy Nenavs
For Sale or Trade Jacks Offered by 4th W. E. Moore
A notice lists young Jacks offered for sale or trade by 4th W. E. Moore. The brief item states items are available currently and outlines the sale or trade option.
Eddleman Promoted To Private First Class
Herschel G Eddleman of Greham has been promoted to private first class account bugler in Ambulance Company 360 as part of a military promotion notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel G. Eddleman
Greham
First Cless
Snoddy Named Cook for Ambulance Company 360 Rumor
Milton C. Snoddy of Graham is reported to be appointed cook for Ambulance Company 360. The rumor gains credibility as he has spent several days in the kitchen recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton C. Snoddy
Graham
360
Graham Texas physicians suspend most telephone systems
Notice dated November 24 1917 states all active Graham physicians agreed to discontinue all but one telephony system due to rising war costs. One member violated the agreement, leaving the others to inform the public they remain reachable only by the Independent system. Signatories include W. O. Padgett R. A. Duncan Co B Gant L. W. Price and W. H. Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Texas
W. O. Padgett
R. A. Duncan
B. Gant
L. W. Price
W. H. Logan
Mares for Sale Bred to Jacks at 4tp
PPA W. E. Moore advertises twenty good mares for sale all bred to jacks at four times the price. The listing notes breeding status and seller identification for potential buyers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.L. Woods
Frank H. Bowron
Evirtox
War Review
J. J. Grimes
Grandma Grimes
Methodist Tabernacle
J. W Head
Johnston
Froniis
Third Field Artillery
W. E. Moore
Mo.c
Sherman
Cisco
Eureka Water Mill
Eureka
Eliasville
Cora
W. A. Andrews
Eliasville, Texas
Graham Electric & Auto Co
W. F. Babb
Mégr
C. W. Johnson
West Side of Square
Arnold & Arnold
W. A. Morris
Graham National Bank
M. H. Chism
Square
Pythian Hall
Bey
Woodyard
Indio
E. Brooks
Tulsa
Swisher County
Lee Johnson
Dr. N. B. Blevins
C. E. Turner
Young, Stephens and
Palo Pinto Counties
B. S. Doty & CO
New York
W. B. Dyer
J. S. Woodward Hay
D. M. Porterfield
O. D Dyer
Eddlema Bros. Saddlery Co
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