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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1925
Page
3
Tribute notes Mrs Mary L Herron who died December 29 after two weeks of illness. She faced suffering bravely to spare loved ones pain. She is mourned by two children and by Frank Herron, now widowed, and by the child "Little Elbertine." Her prayers and Christian example linger.
Houston report states three sisters aged 21 15 and 17 were arrested Monday afternoon after 12 pairs of teds valued at 1 49 each were stolen from a local department store. They were moved from city to county jail.
Congress considers a resolution to probe Mary Allen Hulbert's claim that a Republican offered her 300000 for impeachment evidence against President Wilson. The sensational pieces in Liberty titled The Woodrow Wilson I Knew have drawn wide public attention.
On January 2 the New York Clearing House cleared in one day 1.655 billion dollars, nearing the total value of all U S paper currency by 207.062 million. Gold reserves at the New York Federal Reserve rose 23.714 million as gold withdrawn before Christmas was returned to circulation.
The county farm adviser helped start a weekly market and show best methods for poultry dressing, cheese making, and cold pack canning. Over three years the family grew vegetables, canned surplus, and marketed more than $1,200 worth of produce, praising the agent from The Progressive Farmer.
J P Nenny of McKinney has not missed a Sunday School in 49 years marking a rare record. Born January 11 1841 in Tennessee he moved to McKinney in 1860 after serving as a Texas Ranger and four years in the Confederate forces. He later ran a mercantile business and now lives quietly in retirement. He is a Master Mason and a Democrat active in local life.
A courtroom exchange centers on a prisoner who asserts lawfulness while the judge cites evidence that he struck the plaintiff unconscious to “get peace.” The dialogue highlights conflicting perceptions of justice and restraint.
Early Monday fire destroyed Bitter Creek building and contents in Young County. Insurance partly covers the loss as trustees seek outward opening doors and temporary facilities while a modern brick school is planned. Miss Selby Attwell will inspect state aid schools starting January 30 with 25 applying in the county. Senior boys basketball yields county championship this week with Olney and Graham leading. district meet slated for mid February with location TBA.
The Young County Teachers Association will meet at Newcastle on the night of February 7 with a good program and cordial public invitation. Several meetings will be held before the end of the current school term as efforts continue to bring good speakers to all sessions.
An educational program spanning the next two years will be presented to an audience for review and feedback. The plan outlines curriculum updates, resource needs, and goals to improve student outcomes across multiple departments.
The desk used at the White House by the President was a gift from Queen Victoria symbolizing Anglo-American goodwill. It was carved from timber of the Resolute, a ship abandoned in an 1852 Franklin search expedition after being caught in ice.
President Calles of Mexico says the army will be reduced from 75,000 to a smaller force and grafers will be removed from government service. He also orders shorter worker holidays from fifty to four and bans absences on church festival days.
The article explains crosswords where the first letter of each answer is indicated by numbers in the grid. Horizontal clues fill from the start to the first black square to the right, vertical clues fill from the start to the first black square below. Letters in black squares are not used. The completed grid reads across and down.
This week’s crossword puzzle from Mrs Calvin Poole features twelve letter words and four eight letter words arranged with interlocking clues. The puzzle includes a tip for number one across and extensive wordplay spanning colors metals religious titles and common phrases with several archaic or abbreviated forms.
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