Thousands witness Texas first woman governor inauguration
Thousands from across Texas gathered in Austin to witness Mrs. Ferguson's historic inauguration as governor. The event drew lawmakers, journalists, and citizens, with many seeking political connections and noting Austin's lively scene during the legislative session. The Brownwood band led by Wright Armstrong received praise for its performance.
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Texas
Ausin
Ferguson
Austin
Crowds in Texas Showchanging Faces and Echoes of the Past
A narrator notes how large crowds reveal regional contrasts in Texas and spot elderly men in tall hats. He laments the hurried modern street life that prevents conversation with survivors of past fashions and eras.
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Texas
Congress Avenue
Old Gray Mare Band Dances Amid Inaugural Crowd
A confederate veteran with long white hair and beard danced with vigor in the inauguration hall crowd. The scene featured the Old Gray Mare Band of Brownwood parading Congress Avenue with Mae Peterson aboard the famed horse as the public enjoyed the lively display.
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Inauguration Hall
Santa Claus
Brownwood
Austin
Congress Avenue
Mae Peterson
Grace
Readers Prefer Familiar News After Radio Dispatches
A recent questionnaire shows that nearly all respondents favor daily papers following radio news broadcasts. People tend to read what they already know, with country or town weekly papers cited as most read for familiar items.
Columbia student wins world small writing crown
A Columbia University graduate student claims the world small writing championship by writing two of Abraham Lincoln's full speeches, totaling 600 words, on the back of a postage stamp without magnification.
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Columbia University
Abraham Lincoln
Citation by Publication in Young County Texas
Public notice commands Sheriff to summon Thomas J. Grogan by weekly publication for four weeks before March 2 1925. Case No 7684 B in Graham National Bank v Thomas J. Grogan seeks judgment for 2258.38 plus interest and foreclosure of Graham Bridge Company shares.
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Young County
Thomas J. Grogan
District Court
Graham
Texas
Graham National Bank
Graham Bridge Company
Willie Riggs
Gladys Barnet
Young County to select funds depository on Feb 9 1925
Notice to banks to submit bids for county funds depository for two years. Commissioners Court of Young County Texas will choose the bank offering satisfactory bond and best interest on average daily balances at its Feb 9 1925 meeting. Bids due by Feb 9 1925. right to reject any or all bids retained. County Judge W F Parsley signs for the court.
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Young County
Commissioners Court of
Texas
W. F. Parsley
Notice of Hearing to Appropriate Public Waters Texas No. 872
Magnolia Petroleum Company filed January 2 1925 an application with the Board of Water Engineers for a permit to appropriate up to 40 acre feet per year from Spring Creek in Young County Texas for mining. A hearing will be held February 16 1925 at 10 a m in Austin to determine the matter with further notices as needed. Also includes a court notice regarding Graham National Bank v H A De Vaux with a debt of 4000 and related securities and dates.
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Magnolia Petroleum Company
Dallas
Texas
Board of Water Engineers
Spring Creek
Salt Fork
Brazos River
Young County
P. Young
Graham
State of Texas
Austin
Notice to bidders for one 60 horse Tracklayer tractor
The Commissioners' Court of Young County will receive bids at Graham Texas up until 10 a m February 13 1925 for the purchase of one 60 horse Tracklayer tractor. W F Parsley County Judge Young County Texas.
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Commissioners’ Court
Young County
Graham
Texas
W. F. Parsley
Christmas Saved My Life After Candy Habit
Polite Bassberry comments on eating candy while She reveals Christmas saved her life as she nearly escaped the habit after starting a relationship.
Honest man’s paradox hints at losses turning gains
A remark on a man famed for integrity who harms himself for others. The saying suggests that such self sacrifice may yield unexpected benefits somewhere, reflecting a philosophical tension between honesty and personal loss.
Tax Assessor to Take Renditions in Field Assessments
Chas Parsons will be in the office to take renditions while Sam Copeland, Tax Assessor for Young County, is in the field conducting assessments.
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Chas. Parsons
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Wright Armstrong
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30Th Judicial District
A. D
Usu
Breckenridge State Bank & Trust Co
First National Bank
Caddo
A. W. McDonald
Johnson & Johnson Lawyers
Graham, Texas
A. Penix
Graham Land Office
M. D. Brown
First National Bank Bldg
R. F. Arnold
Fred T. Arnold
Arnold & Arnold Attorneys-At-Law
Nat’l Bank
McFarlane
McFarlane Lawyers
Tidwell Building
Young County Abstract Company
Arnold & Kay
GEO. S. Berry Lawyer Oil Field Maps Abstracts
First State Bank Bldg
Newcastle, Texas
Superior Mattress CO
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Fourth St. Tidwell Bldg
Hunt
L. M. Davis Drug Co
Graham Texas
Grocer
Graham Mill & Eley, Co
John £. Morrison
Olney
Newcastle and
Loving
Pisa
McMurtry Motor Company
J. L. McMurtry
Buick
Sam Copeland
Young Co