One who has a steady eye a steady nerve and steady habits
A fragmentary value statement describes a man who understands people and can communicate, keeps calm under rejection, and sustains courtesy, self restraint, and reliability. It emphasizes restraint, reliability, and respected conduct as the mark of a trusted man.
Constable's sale to satisfy judgment against G A Terrell
By order of sale issued May 1 1923 the Pennsylvania Rubber Company wins a judgment for 1161.48 with 10 percent interest and costs against G A Terrell. On June 5 1923 at Graham Texas courthouse door the constable will sell Lot 23 in Block 42 in Newcastle Texas to satisfy the judgment.
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District Court of
Young County
G. A. Terrell
Pennsylvania Rubber Company
Court House
Graham
Texas
G A. Terrell
Newcastle
Pennsylvanial Rubber Company
Good-bye Girls at National theatre two day run
Fox production starring William Russell opens at the National theatre on Wednesday May 22 for a two day engagement. The photoplay blends drama humor adventure and romance with a lively love theme.
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Fox
William Russell
National Theatre
Foxstar
John A Brown Big Monday Visitor in Graham
John A. Brown visited Graham on a previously announced Monday schedule. The trip highlighted local civic activities and connected with regional community events.
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John A. Brown
Graham
Sheriff's Sale In Young County Texas 1923
Court of Young County orders sale of H C Ryan and Mrs L E Thuitt property to satisfy a judgment in favor of W T Campbell for 2424.95 plus 8 percent interest and costs. On the first Tuesday in June 1923 the Northwest 80 acres of Texan Emigration and Land Company Survey No 246 in Young County will be offered at the Graham courthouse. Proceeds apply to the judgment and costs. Deputy sheriff W J A Cooper signs. Graham Texas April 26 1923.
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District Court of
Young County
W. T. Campbell
H. C. Ryan
L E. Thuitt
L. E. Thuitt
Graham
Texas
Texan Emigration & Land Company Survey
Dan Cambern
W. J. A. Cooper
Sioux to file $750 million suit against federal government
A Sioux lawsuit seeks 750 million dollars plus interest for lands and property taken long ago. The tribe argues the United States failed to fulfill several obligations in the 1851 and 1858 treaties.
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United States
Ford asserts $200 million cash on hand amid acquisitions
Wall Street inquiries prompt Henry Ford to declare he still holds $200,000,000 in cash after acquiring dominant coal and timber lands, water power sites, and other property. The statement reinforces his liquidity while expanding holdings in energy and resources.
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Wall Street
Henry Ford
Opie Opines on Fishing Season Perception
Opie states this season blinds fish to fishermen’s pitch, noting perception shifts affect angling strategies and outcomes. He argues patience and bait choice matter as waters change and prey movements vary, urging anglers to adapt gear and approach.
Sale Notice of Eliasville Property in Young County
In a case The First State Bank of Eliasville v. O B Carter a judgment for 2269.30 plus 6 percent interest and costs was entered March 6 1923. The sheriff will sell on June 5 1923 at the Graham courthouse door the property Lot 5 Block 7 in Eliasville town to satisfy the judgment. DAN CAMBERN Sheriff Young County Texas Graham Texas May 2 1923.
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District Court of
Young County
First State Bank of
Eliasville
O. B. Carter
C. B. Carter
Court House Door
Graham
Texas
W. J. A. Cooper
Secretary Hughes Denounces Russia For Not Meeting Obligations
Secretary of State Hughes told a delegation of the Women's International League that the United States cannot recognize Russia while it repudiates foreign loans. He cited Soviet 1918 policy that all foreign loans are annulled and argued recognition requires a government willing to discharge international obligations.
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Hughes
Women’s International League
America
Russia
United States
Chilean Ambassador Edwards Heads League of Nations
The Chilean ambassador to the Court of St James, Senor Augustin Edwards, serves as president of the League of Nations, confirming Chilean leadership in the interwar organization.
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Court of St. James
Senor
Augustin Edwards
League of Nations
Public Auction of Unclaimed Railway Property in South Bend
State court notice from Wichita Falls and Southern Railroad Company announces a public auction on June 4, 1923 at 10 A.M. at the depot in South Bend Texas. Unclaimed reconsigned railroad goods including iron fittings, wheels, foundation, and rigging from Breckenridge to Rosse and South Bend will be sold for cash to the highest bidder. Owners may claim by paying freight storage unloading demurrage and advertising costs before sale time.
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State OF Texas
County of Young
Wichita Falls and Southern Railroad Company
Breckenridge
Texas
Rosse
South Bend
Revere Oil Company
Marion Manufacturing Company
J. F. Hollis
London to get 600ft concrete Eiffel Tower at Wembley
London plans a six hundred foot concrete observation tower at Wembley to offer panoramic views across the country for many miles. The structure will resemble a giant Eiffel Tower and attract visitors seeking sweeping vistas beyond the capital.
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London
Wembley
State Firemen Convention Report From San Marcos
G Q Street T C Calvin and Harvey Bills attended the State Convention of Firemen at San Marcos last week. They report a fine trip with about 1400 firemen present. The next convention will be held at McKinney.
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G. Q. Street
T. C. Calvin
Harvey Bills
San Marcos
McKinney
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