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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
2
The Graham Leader offers to promptly correct any erroneous reflection on the character standing or reputation of any person firm or corporation that appears in its columns upon being brought to the publishers.
Graham-Woodson road debate ends in joint county citizen effort to repair and improve the Woodson road from the McCan bridge to the Throckmorton line. The Chamber of Commerce, Secretary Walker, and Commissioner McCready organized the project with 14 male teams and 21 workers on site.
A speaker argues life insurance is a duty shared by all classes, comparing it to securing salvation and ensuring family support after death. He frames provision by life insurance as a religious obligation and essential earthly safeguard for dependents.
In a terse statement, Robert S. McArthur reflects on how law binds both women and men, underscoring shared legal obligations. The remark emphasizes equality before the law and the pervasive reach of binding rules in society.
A correspondent highlights a magazine ad list claiming Storm bound Carburetor and Dill Piston Rings cut fuel use by 25 percent each, plus Quack em's Hot Shot Vaporizer 15 percent, Bunkelene Motor Oil 20 percent, and Zip additive 15 percent. Nonpareil Spark Plugs and Weehawken Timer add 35 percent, suggesting you could run out of gasoline.
Eugene Butler notes in The Progressive Farmer that the Texas Cotton Association will improve after last year’s costly mistakes. The group plans to spread sales through the year to average above 20 cents and benefits from cheaper financing and better insurance.
The widow of Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, died in Washington after a long illness. Deafness from scarlet fever in childhood inspired much of Bell’s work. Her father supported his telephonic experiments and became first president of the Bell Telephone Company. She married Bell in 1874 after studying at his voice culture school.
Dr. O M Ball and Dean Mark Francis of Texas A and M College Museum acquired plaster casts of dinosaur footprints from Glen Rose Texas. The giant Cretaceous reptile, up to 100 feet long and five tons, walked in a shallow lime ooze leaving 14 by 16 inch prints and a four foot three inch stride.
San Antonio in Bexar County earns top state paving honor as the best paved Texas county and second in the nation per Glenn H. Alvey of the Uvalde Rock Asphalt Company.
Public notice commands Sheriff to summon C B Hedrick by weekly newspaper publication for four weeks before March 1923 to appear in Young County District Court at Graham Texas. Case 7084 involves L W Price as plaintiff, asserting deed of June 1 1920 and promissory vendor lien note for 1500 dollars with 7 percent interest and 10 percent attorney fees, tied to real estate described in land transfer.
In Eliasville Young County Texas a 24 by 100 foot corner lot on Mill Street and Park Avenue in the L Price Estate is foreclosed to satisfy a note now unpaid. The lien secures the debt with costs and attorneys fees, with sale ordered after due process at the next regular term. Court clerk Willie Riggs notes January 6 1923 in Graham.
The partnership of G. B. Johnson, Mrs. Louise Norris, and Mrs. Allie Telkamp in Young County Texas dissolved by mutual consent on January 12 1923. Debts and demands are to be handled by G. B. Johnson Hardware Company at Norris Johnson building Graham Texas, which will continue the business under the same firm name.
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