The Leader Outlines Texas Town Notices
The Graham Leader reports local notices and community items from Graham Texas. The page lists brief updates and public notices typical of a small-town newspaper, reflecting the era's civic life.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
2
The Graham Leader reports local notices and community items from Graham Texas. The page lists brief updates and public notices typical of a small-town newspaper, reflecting the era's civic life.
The Leader invites readers to report any erroneous reflection on the character standing or reputation of any person firm or corporation seen in the columns so corrections may be made promptly.
The Times notes the Graham Daily Leader Vol I No 1 printed Thursday, a twenty page issue highlighting county development. It links to the Graham Leader’s 1876 heritage and forecasts a long useful life for the daily paper in Young County and Graham territory.
The column jests that judges and preachers compete for influence on marriage. It notes widespread dispersion of beer prescriptions could swell summer sickness and mocks tech progress with talking motion pictures. A tongue in cheek roundup mentions Pancho Villa's wartime gains and a failed old lightning rod agent.
A Nashville Banner quip jokes that the average marrying man stays hopeful, thinking he can persuade his bride she is more beautiful without rouge or lipstick.
A brief remark in the Oklahoma City Oklahoma newspaper suggests that many travelers are drawn to the South Sea Isles because local dress and attire resemble aspects of contemporary American life, making the exotic destination feel familiar.
Four prisoners at the county jail sawed through a floor and escaped as guards reported an apparent arson attempt to destroy the jail. Prisoners Joe Pamer G S Smith Charles Mitchell and J B Baker fled after creating a blaze in rear trash and escaping through doors to the exterior.
Stakes were driven yesterday on a site east of Ohiskey City for a casinghead gasoline plant and work is to begin soon. A refinery site lies a short distance east, while Putnam and Long will open a large general dry goods store in Cluskey City this week.
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