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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
4
In exile Pafian jokingly recalls a tale during Milan's rule in Kansas City. A court official, mocked for his timidity, is ordered to learn to swim by leaping into the sea head first. The prime minister bows, asks where he goes, and replies that he goes to learn swimming with deference.
Paris scene recalls M Lasies the well known reactionary deputy who vowed to pay 1000 francs for a portrait of Waldeck Rousseau with Pere du Lac. The prime minister sent the deputy a photo and asked him to deliver 1000 francs to the Assistance Publique, sparking the humorous misunderstanding. The photograph was returned and is now displayed at Place Beauvau.
A childhood tale recalls Theodore Roosevelt and a mate facing taunts from public schoolboys after Roosevelt wore a sailor suit. After repeated bouts, Roosevelt urged his friend to return and fight again. The piece shifts to a Senate discussion on appointing young cadets to command ships and a Kansas case where Mrs. Agnes Koch is acquitted of insanity amid quirky testimony.
In fall the salmon run lures Washington farmers, but hogs raid streams to eat the fish. The porkers gain a fishy taste, making the meat unsellable, so farmers fence pastures to keep hogs from watercourses and protect their hogs from losing value.
A French troupe in Paris claims the smallest horse, a 4 year old dwarf named Prince Asha, less than 15 1 2 inches high at the withers and produced from two Iceland ponies. The group includes seven other ponies 36 to 43 inches tall and dwarf performers, the shortest a 21 inch woman, all perfectly proportioned.
A playful party game where one person leaves and the rest improvise trades by mime. They might pretend to be a blacksmith hammering or a farmer milking and feeding, turning the room into a lively sequence of imagined labor.
A 12 year old girl’s essay from a recent English town school exam contrasts boys and girls. It rails against male bravado and late nights, noting boys grow into husbands while girls become widows who keep house. The piece drew attention for its candid viewpoints.
A playful tale shows a cat visitor asking for fish and rice on a china dish. The narrator serves a plate, the cat eats, then bids farewell, leaving where she goes unknown. Carolyn W. Mean notes a humorous pet encounter. Tess and Jess snippets capture light social banter from Philadelphia Press.
The notice advertises a subscription deal for The New York World Thrice‑Weekly Edition and Graham Leader. It emphasizes prompt first news, wide circulation, and a combined one year offer for 1.65 dollars with a 2.00 dollar value for the two papers.
Official seal and hand stamp indicate this 1909 document issued in Graham Texas by GRO Mclaren Clerk Dist Court Young Co Texas dated the 4th day of Tuna.
Citation to unknown owner in Young County Texas for 840 acres of L and G N Railway land delinquent for 1900 taxes. Suit brought by the State to condemn and foreclose sale for taxes and costs. appearance required at the August term 1901 district court Graham Texas with remedy to defend.
The State of Texas through Young County seeks collection of delinquent taxes on 160 acres described as Abstract No 2192 held by W A Shannon. The suit in the District Court of Young County orders appearance at the August 2001 term to defend and prevent foreclosure for the 1400 tax year totaling 8.43 dollars plus costs, with seal and clerk signatures in Graham Texas.
The notice cites multiple delinquent parcels in Young County Texas including 81 acres of J Mercer Survey Abstract 1873 and 320 acres of T Bo & L Co Survey Abstract 460. It commands non residents Est S A Stebbins and others to appear at the August 1901 district court terms to defend suits for collection of taxes and foreclose liens.
Citation to Unknown Owner in Young County Texas for 42 acres of T B L Co survey 2728 and 43 acres original grant property listed with tax year 1900 amounting to 1.15 dollars. State seeks condemnation foreclosure by District Court of Young County to recover taxes and costs. Proceeding notes suit brought by State and shows cause for judgment and sale.
Delinquent land tax claim filed against Lot 7 in Block 9 of Grah in Young County Texas for the year 1900. State and county taxes amount to 2.22 dollars. Court action set for the August term 1900 in the District Court of Young County to condemn and foreclose the land for taxes and costs. Signed and sealed in Graham Texas on June 4 1901 by Judge Gro. McLanga.
Delinquent for 1960 taxes on Lot 6 in Block 9 in Graham Young County Texas amounting to 2.21. State brings suit for collection. defendants must appear at August term 1901 District Court Young County to defend and show cause why judgment for sale and foreclosure should not be entered. Gro. McLanen Clerk.
Notice to owners of interest in land in the E P Slade Survey Abstract 2081 42 acres delinquent for 1900 state and county taxes amounting to 91 cents. Defendants must appear to defend and face foreclosure in the District Court of Young County Texas. Granted by Clerk George McLaren June 1901.
Delinquent 17 acre tract in Young County Texas Abstract No 2168 owned by J M Cole 1900 taxes due shown with amounts. Court Clerk Gro McLains issues citation to appear at August 1901 District Court Young County to show cause why land may be condemned and sold for taxes and costs.
Citation to unknown owner for delinquent taxes on 160 acres of G Hodges Survey in Young County. The notice states the land is taxed for 1900 with $3.48 due, commands appearance in the 1901 District Court to condemn and foreclose sale for taxes and costs, signed by Geo McLane, Clerk.
Notice to owners of 820 acres in T. E. and L. Co. Survey No. 1871 Abstract 861 in Young County Texas. The state seeks tax collection of 10.40 dollars plus costs, with suit brought by the state and required appearance in district court.
Woman reports forced separation from husband A J McGan over cruel treatment and warns others not to deal for community property in a public notice filed by Mrs 8 E McCan.
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