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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1923
Page
7
The piece extols a salesman with four steady traits: eye nerve tongue and habits, plus the ability to understand and be understood by others. It values a smile in success and failure, silence when needed, integrity, discipline, and steady respect from peers.
By order of the District Court of Young County a writ against G A Terrell leads to a public auction. On June 5 1923 at Graham Texas courthouse doors Lot 23 in block 42 Newcastle will be sold to satisfy a judgment of 1161 45 plus interest and costs in favor of Pennsylvania Rubber Company against G A Terrell. J D Dawson Constable Precinct No 1 Young County Texas. 36 38¢
Fox production Good-bye Girls starring William Russell to run two days at the National Theatre starting Wednesday May 22. The photoplay blends drama humor adventure and romance with a lively love theme and action.
John A. Brown made a notable appearance in Graham as a Big Monday visitor, drawing local attention to the event and highlighting his engagement with the community activities.
Court of Young County sets sale for June 5 1923 at Graham Texas to satisfy a judgment of 2424 95 plus costs in favor of W T Campbell against H C Ryan and Mrs L E Thuitt. Property described as Northwest 80 acres 1-4 of Texan Emigration Company Survey No 246 in Young county Texas. Proceedings by Deputy W J A Cooper.
The Sioux Indians prepare to file a $750 million lawsuit against the Federal Government for payment with interest on lands and property taken long ago. They allege the United States failed to perform obligations specified in the 1851 and 1858 treaties.
Wall Street reports Henry Ford states he still holds $200,000,000 in cash despite acquiring vast coal and timber lands, water power sites, and other properties.
The column notes that this season hides the fishermen’s proposal from view, suggesting a clash between seasonal conditions and how fish or readers perceive the fishing pitch. It frames a thoughtful take on opportunity and perspective from a local voice.
By order of sale of Young County Court, The First State Bank of Eliasville wins a $2269.30 judgment against O B Carter. Sheriff Dan Cambern will sell on the first Tuesday in June 1923 at the Graham courthouse, the property described as lot 5, block 7, Eliasville town, to satisfy the judgment plus costs. The sale begins in legal hours.
Secretary Hughes told a delegation of the Women’s International League that the United States cannot recognize Russia while it repudiates foreign loans. He cited 1918 Soviet policy that all foreign loans are annulled and argued recognition requires a disposition to honor international obligations.
Senor Augustin Edwards, serving as Chilean ambassador to the Court of St James, holds the presidency of the League of Nations, marking a notable international leadership role.
The Wichita Falls and Southern Railroad Company will sell at public auction on June 4 1923 at 10 A. M. at its South Bend depot unclaimed property shipped from Breckenridge to Rosse then to South Bend. Items include Marion ManufacturingCompany Big Irons, wheels, engine foundation, band wheel, derrick footing, and related 1920s secondhand equipment. Owners may claim by paying freight storage unloading demurrage and advertising costs before sale.
A new landmark to rise at Wembley will be a six hundred foot concrete tower offering panoramic country views. The structure will resemble the Eiffel Tower and aims to attract visitors for miles around.
G Q Street T O Calvin and Harvey Bills reported a fine trip to the State Convention of Firemen at San Marcos last week with about 1400 firemen in attendance. The next convention will be held in McKinney.
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