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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
2
The article discusses new publications and card developments, noting a forthcoming paper and shifts in newspaper operations. It mentions changes in personnel, funding sources, and a presidential context with references to constitutional and tariff debates, along with editorials on media influence and political maneuvering.
Civil War reminiscence describing river crossings, skirmishes near Bereneville Columbia Green River and a ridge assault. Narrator recalls a perilous charge with the 3rd Kentucky and Company A, wounding and rescue actions, brigades, artillery, and a commendation from Gen. Morgan for their role.
A large fire swept a factory and surrounding areas on the Th. 1th, destroying buildings of multiple manufacturing firms and a church, leaving many residents homeless. Fire spread westward over about two miles, ending after damaging roads and facilities near Carlows Hill, tied to a historic witchcraft site.
Sheriff D. H. Brown announces a sale by order of the district court on the first Tuesday in July 1914 at Graham Texas. The property of S. D. Jefferson in Block 13 Lot 12m Townsite Addition Clury is levied to satisfy a judgment in favor of J. Harrell for 418.16 dollars.
Voters in Young County are urged to back J L Franklin in the Democratic primary on July 25. The letter from local supporters asks residents to rally for his qualifications and to write supportive notes to friends.
More than two hundred and many new members have joined the Texas Cattle Growers Association since mid March, per President Jackson. Existing members are urged to renew, and applications are now being received as the state shows a trend toward unity and cooperative effort over competition.
Tattered OCR reads as a stray note about medical treatment and public health, naming no clear event or dates. The readable bits mention "antinegat" and "Port", suggesting a health context without definite details or identifiable persons or organizations.
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