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Newspaper

Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1913

Page

8

Tragic Farmstead Killing Echoes Across Young County

Friedrich Lichte, immigrant farmer living near Graham, was shot at his home as his family dined. Two gunmen fled, a posse hunted them, inquest ordered, and four other Lichte children later found new homes as the widow and remaining kin faced ruin. The case ended with no conviction. The piece shifts to the 1886 87 drought as Young County endures famine, officials seek funds and aid, and residents pray for rain while some depart to survive.

McDermot Friedrich Lichterman W. J. Rehder Graham Lichte Rehder John Pohlman Germany Lichte’s Wallace Tom Collier Miller Squire Benson Friedrich Lichte Dieth Col. E. S. Graham J. B. Norris Mar’s Hill Elijah Young County Commissioners Court

In County, Texas A. Martin Series Tribute

A fragment from an In County Texas tribute praises A. Martin for dauntless courage and westward opening efforts that paved the way for progress and joy in the area.

Dauntless

Weatherford Relief Efforts Remembered In Storm Years

The Weatherford relief drive honored Judge H D Williams Captain A T Gay and Col O B Finlay for directing aid to drought and flood victims at Graham. The committee used an oath on finances, denying aid to some but finding relief for many, while others faced hardship. On September 10 a notable rain event occurred as the chronicle closes.

Weatherford Graham H. D. Williams A. T. Gay O. EB. Finlay Relief Committee

Husband Rescues Despairing Wife in Cardui Advertisement

In Catron Kentucky Bettie Bullock writes of four years of womanly troubles and near bed confinement until her husband gave her Cardui the woman’s tonic. She reports relief from the first dose and now walks two miles and works. The Chattanooga Medicine Co promotes Cardui with a free 64 page treatment book for women.

Catron, Ky Bettie Bullock Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga Tenn

Preacher Rev T. E. Cannedy Dedicates New Baptist Church

Rev T. E. Cannedy preached the dedicatory sermon for the new Baptist church at Bryson Jack County. He organized the church, held its first meeting and raised 1000 dollars for a building. He has since led two more meetings and insisted on dedicating the house.

T. E. Cannedy Bryson Jack County New Baptist Church Seymour Banner

Postmaster General Orders Large Stamp Purchase

Postmaster General Burleson, via the treasury, orders stamps for the new fiscal year. The plan calls for 11,980,500,000 ordinary stamps, 20,000,000 special delivery stamps, 74,980,000 postage due stamps, 31,400,000 stamp books, and 1,291,000 vending machine stamp coils.

Burleson Treasury

Resignations Pour In as Customs Offices to Be Abolished

Resignations from 113 collectors flood the White House and Treasury as the customs reorganization cuts districts from 162 to 49. Secretary McAdoo formally requested all resignations. Three collectors refused, claiming four year appointments. their names were not released, officials say the law will remove them on July 1.

White House Treasury McAdoo

Silage Profit Leads in Southwest Cattle Tests

Kaffir and sweet sorghum silage show higher profit per acre than corn silage in Kansas Agricultural College tests. Hereford cattle gains favored Kaffir and sorghum silage, with bottom-land yields peaking at sorghum. Milk production was similar across silages, guiding crop choice by per-acre yield and timely cutting.

Kansas Agricultural College Colorado Kan Oklahoma Panhawali Texas Kansas O. E. Reed Southwest H. B. Johnson Chickasha H. M. Cottrell Rock Island Lines

How to Maintain and Improve Rural Earth Roads

The article explains crowned roads with proper ditching to drain surface water, under drainage in cuts, and using a road drag to keep surfaces smooth. It notes driveways can block ditches and promotes open ditches, embankments, and farmer ownership of a drag. It also covers a 1913 essay prize by Director Logan Waller Page with extended deadlines.

Logan Waller Page Office of Public Roads

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