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Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1923

Page

2

State aided highway system urged for Texas growth

The article argues for Texas to adopt a state controlled road system under the Federal Aid Act, noting Texas leads in federal road aid, the need for state supervision, and the failure of counties to finance designated segments. It warns voters that bond issues yield little value and stresses national importance of proper highway management. Also included is a public probate notice from Young County and a probate case for Houston Kay Weems with Estella R. Weems.

Texas

Federal Road Aid Amendment Heads to Texas Voters

Texas voters face a July 28 1923 ballot on a constitutional amendment to authorize state control of highway construction and maintenance with federal cooperation. The measure does not raise new taxes but allows an excise tax for roads. ad valorem tax provisions for retiring bonds were left in by error and mean nothing.

Texas Senate House

Texas urged to accept federal road aid to build highways

The Texas Highway Bulletin argues for accepting federal aid to develop roads, noting Arkansas has lost federal support and engineers after lawmakers rejected the Federal Aid Act. It contends Texas would benefit from a valuation based tax and mileage based appropriation, with northern states subsidizing Texas road miles. It urges removing legal obstacles to a comprehensive highway system.

Texas Arkansas Union Texas Highway Bulletin

Notice of Probate of Will in Young County Texas

Notice to publish in a newspaper for one year and print weekly for ten days before return day. Estate of Alice Rhoda Masey deceased. G C Masey applies for probate of will and letters testamentary in Young County Court Graham. Hearing set from July 1, 1923 and July 2, 1928. Interested parties may appear and contest.

State of Texas Young County Young Houston Kay Weems Estella R. Weems A. D Graham Exas Alice Rhoda Masey G. C. Masey Texas

Sheriff Sale Notice in Petrolia v Revere Oil Case

Sheriff Dan Cambern announces a public sale June 20 1923 at Graham Texas to satisfy a May 8 1923 judgment for 2591 12 plus costs in Petrolia Supply Company versus Revere Oil Company. The sale lists oil field equipment including boilers drilling stems bits tanks a circle truck and rig tools.

District Court of Wichita County Petrolian Supply Company Revere Oil Company Petrolia Supply Company Court House Graham Young County Texas Oil City Browell Fairbanks-Morse Struthers Dan Cambern W. J. A. Cooper Tex

Kennedy Wire Notice From Ham Texas May 29 1923

A dated notice from Ham Texas on May 29 1923 signed by W H Kennedy, identified as a wire notice or telegram related document.

Secrets of Success Told by Inanimate Objects

A whimsical exchange lists advice from a Button to the Oak on success and character. Each object offers a pithy directive such as push forward, stay current, reflect, or help others, weaving a playful parable about practical virtues.

Notice of Trustee's Sale in Oil City Texas 1928

Trustee in bankruptcy B E Isaacs announces sale of Hugh E Robinson estate personal property in Oil City Young County Texas on June 20 1928 at 2 pm. Items include oil well drilling machinery and equipment valued around 26000 with liens cleared subject to court approval by Glenn Smith referee in bankruptcy Fort Worth Texas.

Oil City Young County Texas Hugh E. Robinson Glenn ‘Smith

Football Rules For 1923 Are Changed

The University of Texas Interscholastic League approved a revised plan to crown the 1923 state high school football champion. More than 160 schools joined, with enrollment open until October 1, including San Antonio Brackenridge and Dallas Oak Cliff, among many others.

Austin Texas University of Texas Interscholastic League Abilene Albany Alvin Atlanta Ballinger Bay City Bartlett Beaumont South Park Beeville Bertram Bonham Breckenridge Bremond Bridgeport Brownfield Bryan Burnet Burkburnett Caldwell Calvert Cameron C. H. Yee Canadian Canton Canyon Chilton Chillicothe Cisco Clarendon Claude Cleburne Coleman Comanche Conroe Cooper Corsicana Crockett Crowell Dallas Oak Cliff Dayton Decatur de Leon Denison Devine Donna Dublin Eagle Lake Eagle Pass Edinburg el Campo Electra Ennis Falfurrias Farwell Floresville Floydada Forney Fort Stockton Galvestion Ball High Gates Fort Worth Masonic Home High McKinney McLean Memphis Mercedes Meridian Merkel Mertens Miami Midland Mineral Wells Mineola Mt. Pleasant Navasota Nocona Orange Paducah Palestine Pampa Panhandle Paris Plainview Pearsall Port Arthur

Valuable Wheat Bulletin For Field To Market

A new bulletin titled Handling Wheat From Field to Market by H. M. Bainer director of the Southwestern Wheat Improvement Association outlines practical experience and conclusions from leading wheat authorities. It promises simple, valuable guidance for producing better wheat and is available free from the association in Kansas City Missouri.

H. M. Bainer Southwestern Wheat Improvement Association America New York

Notice of Hearing to Appropriate Public Waters of Texas

Notice is given that Mutual Oil Company of Fort Worth filed May 9 1923 with the Texas Board of Water Engineers for a permit to appropriate unappropriated Brazos River water in Young County for mining. Water would be diverted by a pumping plant located on the right bank southeast of survey No 1. Public hearing dates and further details follow in the official notice.

Graham Texas Mutual Oil Company Board of Water Engineers State of Board Austin Ft. Worth Brazos River Young County J. Poiterent

Worse Than Pain Cardui Ad From Morgan City

Mrs. J G Bowman of 1319 Front Street Morgan City Louisiana describes severe weakness loss of appetite and nervous trouble. She credits Cardui with restoring strength appetite sleep and energy after a few bottles. She urges others to try Cardui NC-144.

Morgan City Cardus

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The Graham National Bank Gostam National Bank H.D. Criswell A. A. Morrison R. B. Whittenburg Graham Leader Company Bowron & McLendon, Props W. H. Kennedy Pearl Matthews Federal Road Aid Sheriff's Sale W .H. Kennedy Valuable Wheat Bulletin Louisiana Wrigleys Bey Fish Moody Bros. Auto Co
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