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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
2
Notice sets subscription rates and correction policy for The Graham Leader. It states entry details, publishing terms, and a promise to correct any erroneous reflections upon individuals or firms when brought to attention by readers. It reflects standard newspaper boilerplate with emphasis on accuracy and accountability.
The Graham dog tax took effect Monday June 12 and had 58 dogs taxed so far. The editorial urges strict enforcement, notes danger from rabid dogs in Breckenridge, and calls for pens and vigilant duties for whoever enforces the law.
Citizens unite in Graham to push for strict enforcement to remove the many worthless cars cluttering the streets alleys and parks. The campaign aims to restore order and safety by targeting abandoned or malfunctioning vehicles lingering in public spaces.
The readable fragment highlights a local interest in American lifestyle themes, blending interior and exterior home life coverage. It hints at regional flavor from Paucah or nearby community pages, emphasizing everyday enjoyment and domestic living.
John Fort Newsom in Mt. Vernon Optic Herald extols a Mason as a figure of nobility, charity, and inner strength. The passage lists qualities of self‑knowledge, forgiveness, empathy, friendship, love of nature, service to others, prayer, hope, and faith, claiming these embody Masonry’s real secret.
On the first Tuesday of next month between the hours of 9 a m and 12 noon I will sell for cash all the right title and interest of E D Davenport and R W Talbot in the described property. Dated Graham Texas June 7 1922. John W Saye Sheriff Young County Texas.
President Harding is asked to address the Convention of Hoboes meeting in Buffalo on July 4. The invitation comes from J Eads How the so called millionaire hobo who plans to invite cabinet members. The hobo leader arrived at the executive offices in a car. Unemployment is among the topics to be discussed.
A Georgia column urges modern mothers to start with daughters in the home teaching self-respect and the duties of the real housewife. It argues that grounding girls in cooking sewing and homemaking will curb flapper trends and restore old-time modesty and virtue.
Alias executions from District Court of Tarrant County dated January 10 1921 in favor of National Bank of Commerce Fort Worth against E D Davenport R W Talbot Clay Cooke E F Pumphrey and W L Propst. Sheriff levy made June 7 1922 on undivided one eighth interest in 35 acre North Half Lot 5 Sarah Tankersley survey and undivided one seventh interest in 10 acre Lot 2 Sarah Tankersley Abstract 278 between M M Wallace 24 acre and R H Hockaday 25 acre tracts. July 4 1922 deadline noted.
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