Marriages and deaths mark Graham's fall social season
A flurry of events fills the week with weddings at Sulphur Springs Eliasville and Jacksboro. births occur at Akin and Finch. the grand jury for August is listed. local residents travel to World's Fair and district court. The community notes include mischief with goats, bridge work on McCan bridge, and Mr. Sloan's death.
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Sulphur Springs
Hopkins County
E. E. Gox
Farmer
Millie Lee Wright
Bloodworth
Little Kester Chism
M. H. Chism
J. H. Wood
S. A. Farmer
T. L. Douglas
J. C. Reynolds
B. F. Kutch
J. N. Johnston
G. W. Terrell
B. F. Taylor
J. S. Fisher
G. L. Aynesworth
W. L. Donnell
H. L. Porter
J. W. Akin
Jo W. Akin & Son
Wm. Reeves
J. J. Dawes
Sam Daws
L. M. Pratt
Eliasville
Graham
Olney
Mary E. Graves
C. W. Johnson
W. M. Hale
Scurry County
McCan Bridge
Judge Timmons
Col. Finlay
Kenneth Aynesworth
Henry Arnold
Lela Gay
Waco
Caseyville
B. B. Garrett
Archer
W. S. Tidwell
Thomas Price
F. C. Kramer
Fish Creek
M. A. Stewart
Markley
A. B. Gant
Jacksboro
Cap. Burnett
Gage Creek
H—L
Isaac
Will Donnell
Maria Belding
Palo Pinto
Lee Davis
Lena Burnett
Will Copeland
G. W. Black
J. C. McGee
D. H. Payne
I. A. Ledbetter
Johnson County
Alvarado Baptist Association
I. B. Padgett
Center Ridge
W. T. Finch
J. A. Grubbs
Aggie Watson
Indian Mound
McGhee
Sivad
J. F. Sloan
Mineral Wells
Oak Grove Cemetery
Sloan
S. R. Jeffery
W. D. Craig
Bessie Graham
Spokane
Washington
John B. Crain
Sadie Parker
C. C. Bigham
Nettie Short
Missouri
Chas. B. Gant
Needmore
Salt Creek
Hall Morrison
Haskell
National Picture Show Serenades Kalamazoo Memoir
Verse recounts a longing for films at the National picture show, praising its value over ordinary life. A narrator named Jim urges Mary to visit, recalling past experiences in Kalamazoo and hinting at shared nostalgia for cinema.
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Jim
Mary
National Picture Show
Kalamazoo
L ’Envoi
Mary T. Hallam
North of 36 opens at National Theatre with star cast
Irvin Willat Paramount film North of 36 adapts Emerson Hough novel. Opening Monday February 2 the three day run at the National Theatre features Jack Holt Ernest Torrence Lois Wilson and Noah Beery in an epic cattle drive story out of Texas praised for plot and scenic beauty rivaling The Covered Wagon.
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Irvin Willat
Paramount
Emerson Hough
National Theatre
Jack Holt
Ernest Torrence
Lois Wilson
Noah Beery
Texas
Memory Loss Consultation Fee Demanded in Advance
A patient seeks medical help for total memory loss while the doctor replies that the consultation fee must be paid upfront. The exchange highlights a sharp, possibly humorous tension over payment before treatment.
Pioneer Young County minister dies January fifteenth
Elder Charles Thomas Richardson born August 17, 1839 in Campbell County Georgia died January 15, 1925 in Olney Texas. He preached in Wise and Montague counties, served as pastor of Old True Primitive Baptist Church, and was mourned as a humble, faithful minister and beloved neighbor by J H Fisher who shared twenty five years of fellowship and prayer with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thomas Richardson
Campbell County
Georgia
Olney
Texas
Mary Elizabeth Brewer
Louisville
Miss
Ike Richardson
James Richardson
Turner Richardson
Fannie Terrell
Orth
Ellen Howard
Lillah Blakeney
Wichita Falls
Bill Richardson
Newcastle
Lee
Appomattox Court House
Wise
Montague
J. A. Campbell
Young County
Primitive Baptist Church
Old True
Thomas Richardson
Lord Jesus Christ
Elisha
Elijah
God
Jesus
J. H. Fisher
Righteous Heirs Forever in Gracious Entail
A brief, hymn like meditation asserts that the righteous hold an inviolate lot granted by God, inherited as a gracious entail. Though the wicked may strike down, their power cannot endure against this divinely protected portion.
Fort Worth duo win state song contest award
In the state song contest 286 entries competed for the Governor Neff prize of 1000 dollars. The award went to W J Marsh and Gladys Yoakum Wright of Fort Worth for their winning submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neff
W. J. Marsh
Gladys Yoakum Wright
Fort Worth
Senate sustains veto on postal salary bill by one vote
The Senate upholds the President's veto of a bill to raise postal employees' salaries by one vote. The Dallas News mocks the delay as funds flow to Army and Navy and other pork projects. It praises postal workers who deliver the mail as most deserving of a raise.
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Senate
The
Dallas News
Teacher Riddle on Starch Articles Yields Quick List
A playful exchange has a student listing three starch related items to a teacher. The student names two cuffs and a collar as examples highlighting common starch applications.
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J. A. Caudill
Laurie F. Voules
Dallas
J. T. Cunningham
Corsicana
M. S. Handy
D. N. Killion
Leader
J. B. Norris
Sibley
D. M. Higgins
Oregon
Mann Johnson
John H. Cochran
R. L. Rickman
Pioneer Young
R. W. Crawford
Minneapoli
Stuart
Marion
Long Nair
Oman
Reed
Purina
Hinson-Hockaday Grain CO
South Bend
Leopold
Loeb
Robert Franks
Chicago
Supreme Loaf
Elim Street Bakery
Liberty Theatre
Graham’s Finest Theatre
Marie Prevost
John Roche
Raymond Hatton
Rockcliffe Fellowes
Cissy Fitzgerald
Mae Busch
Irene Rich
Morgan Wallace
Rex Lease
Hank Mann
Cissy Fitgerald
Snitz Edwards
Evelyn Brent and
Monte Blue
Leo Maloney
Texas Qualified Druggists League
L. M. Davis Drug CO
Texas Qualified Druggists’ League
League
Farm and Ranch
Holland
Swain
Thos. Swain
North Texas Electric and Machine Shop
WICOS
Chandler Heights
Loving Road
Craham
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