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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1922
Page
2
The Graham Leader mentions corrections policy for erroneous reflections and notes a roadside trash dumping incident. It appeals to residents to join city cleanup efforts and suggests seeking Mart Texas for a successful cleanup plan. It references subscription rates and local civic action.
The article notes last week’s clean-up results in Graham were disappointing especially in the business district. It cites Mart, a city similar in size, where thirteen districts coordinated a full clean-up, aided by I. and G. N. railroad cars, hauling away thirteen carloads of rubbish. The piece urges community clubs to lead renewed action to fully clean the city.
Johnnie explains he was 40 months old when the family moved to town. Father is now 113 times his age then, and Johnnie is two years more than half as old as Mother was at that time. When Johnnie is as old as Father was then, the trio's ages total 100 years. Determine Johnnie's age when he spoke.
The National League of Women lists twelve living American women it deems the greatest. Names include Jane Addams Cecelia Beaux Carrie Chapman Catt Anna Botsford Comstock Minnie Maddern Fiske Louise Homer Julia Lathrop Florence Sabin Anne Thomas Martha Van Rennselaer Edith Wharton Maude Parke. The president calls a mother who lifts a fatherless family from a cellar the greatest woman she has known.
H B Padgett and family of Loving were in the city Monday for a short visit and local errands.
The State of Texas Young County issues an Order of Sale dated May 7 1923 from the 30th Judicial District Court. The clerk reports the order for execution of a property sale as authorized by the court.
A fragmentary verse line recalls a quirky scene where a shoe-maker's daughter fashions a heel from a coffee tale, blending domestic craft with playful wordplay. The compact line hints at transformation and whimsy in a period-voiced voice.
The undersigned Ben Paschall and Julian Stepp announce they purchased The Paris Tailors in Graham Texas from H N Evans and will not be responsible for any accounts or debts incurred after May 1 1923 except what is stated in the Bill of Sale.
The case S. A. Whiteside vs. R. E. Erwin H. A. Hale and R. F. Bullock No 6893 directs a sale on the first Tuesday in June 1923 at the Court House door Graham Young County Texas. The East 25 feet of lots 1 2 and 8 Block 20 fronting Fourth Street and back to an alley are levied to satisfy a $4504.50 judgment with 8 percent interest from March 27 1923 and costs. Sheriff Dan Cambern and Deputy W J A Cooper sign.
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