Sanitary Inspector Calls Co operation City Health Rules
Dr. R W Rutherford, the city sanitary inspector, urges hotels cafes restaurants bakeries meat markets and public dairies to inform themselves of the health law. The act requires six month medical inspections for all employees and immediate discharge of anyone infected. Utensils must be sterilized and cracked items discarded. Inspectors will check all covered premises and proprietors should ready their facilities. Summer months demand extra care with food and drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Rutherford
Rutherford
The Young Girl and the Lion at the Telephone Office
A humorous exchange where a child asks why animals are kept at the telephone office. The mother reveals the joke that the operator claimed the lion was busy, illustrating a playful misunderstanding in a period newspaper style.
Japan Fourth in U S Cotton Consumption Ranking
Japan ranks fourth in the consumption of American cotton in a Department of Commerce compilation. The United States leads, followed by Great Britain and Germany in the measured usage.
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Japan
Department of Commerce
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Notice of Probate Will Application in Young County Texas
The State of Texas notices an application for probate of the last will of Clara L. Caudill deceased filed by Morris U Lively in Young County Court. Walter J. Huff named executor. hearing set for first Monday in July 1922 at Graham court house. interested parties may appear to contest.
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Young County
Young
Texas
Clara L. Caudill
Morris U Lively
Bryan Co
Oklahoma
Walter J. Huff
Bryan County
Graham
State OF Texas
Morris A. Lively
J. Frank Lively
L.S
W. H. Kennedy
Notice of Sale by Young County Constable in 1922
Public sale announced under an execution issued May 15 1922 in the case South Bend Fishing Tool Company versus Kings Oil Syndicate No 6824. Property to be sold July 6 1922 at Graham Court House includes oil tanks derrick and pipes to satisfy a $500 judgment plus costs. Also notice of guardianship hearing for minor J Frank Lively July 3 1922 and city election order for Graham to adopt Street Improvement Law on July 24 1922 with named election managers.
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Young
District Court
Young County
Texas
Willie Riggs
South Bend Fishing Tool Company
Kings Oil Syndicate
Graham
King 8 Oil Syndicate
J. R. McCluskey
South Bend
South Bend Fishing Too Company
T. R. Ross
Board of Aldermen
A. D
R. A. Duncan
State of Texas
Board of Alderman
W. M. Matthews
W. E. Kirtley
J. Wiley Moore
State of
W. P. Stinson
Gas is the Cheapest of All the Fuels
The piece argues natural gas offers the best heat value for money in the U S with about two and a half million users in 2200 towns. It notes gas is a finite resource from underground stores and warns prices will rise as demand increases urging efficient use and economical home practices.
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United States
Nature
Wichita Falls ISD approves $850000 bond in second vote
Taxpayers in Wichita Falls independent school district voted an $850000 bond last Saturday. In the first election the issue carried 7 to 1 but a technicality caused rejection. In a second election the bond passed 8 to 1, showing local support for schools and churches.
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Wichita Falls Independent School
Wichita Falls
United States Leads World in Communication
An analysis shows U S telephone density far surpasses other nations. As of January 1 1921 the U S had 12 5 telephones per 100 people versus 3 0 in Germany 2 1 in Britain and 1 2 in France. Rural Europe lagged. about 40 percent of U S farms then had telephone service per Census data.
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United States
Europe
Germany
Great Britain
France
Bureau of Census
Arch Eddleman Visits Padgett Country City on Monday
Arch Eddleman of the Padgett Country was in the city on Monday for a brief visit. He met local residents and discussed community interests during his time in town.
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Arch Eddleman
Illinois Governor Len Small Acquitted in Conspiracy Case
Governor Len Small of Illinois was acquitted last Saturday of conspiring with Lieutenant Governor Fred E. Sterling the late Senator Fred E. Sterling and Vernon Curtis Grant Parker banker to defraud the state of interest money on public funds. The jury was out less than two hours. Small’s hosts toasted him at the bar. Richard Spillane in the Philadelphia Public Ledger notes retailers’ bad debt shares are small, citing three-tenths of one per cent in dry goods two-tenths in shoes five-tenths in hardware and less than one per cent in groceries.
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Len Small
Illinois
Fred E. Sterling
Vernon Curtis
Grant Parker
Richard Spillane
Philadelphia Public Ledger
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Stene
T. E. Wallace
J. L. Woods
Kansas City Veterinary College
Office Duty’s Drug Store
Third Street
Elm
Cherry
Virginia Lee Guthrie
Palmer School
Graham National Bank
M. D. Brown Elmer Graham Brown & Graham Lawyers
First National Bank Building
Graham, Texas
McFarlane
Tidwell Building
Wyers
Arnold & Arnold
Herman T. Ing
H. Guice
Alden S. McBrayer
Guice
First National Bank
Johnson & Johnson Lawyers
West Side Square
W. W. Price
Smith & Smiley
G. Drummond Hunt
American Exchange Bank Bldg
Dallas, Texas
Chas. F. Triplett
W. F. Schenck Schenck & Triplett Lawyers Office
F. W. Hinson
Graham Land Office
L. A. Kayser
Stine & Stine Attorneys-At-Law
Sloan’s
Penix, Miller, Perkins & Dean Lawyers
Morrison Building
Caldwell & Perry General Insurance
East Side Square
Young County Abstract Company
Arnold & Kay
First Nat'l Bank
W. A. Morris
Graham Wholesale Butcher Company
Wichita Southern
Wichita Falls Baseball Park
Deering
Young County Hdw. & Furniture Co
Graham Welding & Machine Coo
City Tailor Shop
Expert Tailors
S. W
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John E Morrison CO
Olney, Newcastle and
Loving
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