Mrs J L McCord Writes From California To Friends
Mrs J L McCord sends a letter to Graham Leader readers from California describing her coastal life, church affiliations in Texas, and continuing support as she plans to return home if she lives another year or two. The note emphasizes her Texas ties, tithes, and wish to contribute to religious work despite being far from the Lone Star state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Leader
Pacific
California
Texas
Weslasco
Great Rio Grande Valley
Ian
Graham High School Announces Summer Session Start
Principal Stanley H. Peavy of Graham High School announces the regular summer school begins Monday May 24. Courses offered in all elementary grades and high school levels with full college credit for high school work. Interested students should contact Mr Peavy before May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley H. Peavy
Graham High School
Peavy
Constable's Sale in Young County Texas 1926
By order of the District Court of Young County a constable sale is set for the first Tuesday in June 1926 at the Graham court house door. The subject property is Lots 27 and 28 in Block 8 of Southview Second Addition, Graham Texas, levied to satisfy a $154 judgment plus costs and 10 percent interest. J. D. Dawson is the selling officer, Precinct No. 1, Young County. Graham Texas May 4 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Young County
J. E. Binkley
Thos. G. Binkley
R. H. Throwbridge
Court House
Graham
Texas
J. D. Dawson
Auction Notice of Property Sale in Olney Texas
A legal execution issued May 4 1926 by the Wichita County District Court clerk directs a public sale on June 1 1926 at the Graham Texas courthouse. The lands described include Leath Addition blocks 3 4 and Bloodworth Second Addition block 3 in Olney Young County to satisfy a 3512.35 debt to J H Burns with 6 percent interest and costs. J D Dawson constable precinct one announces the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constable
District Court of
Wichita County
J. H. Burns
Joe A. Allen
J. C. Brown
Robert Neeley
Frank Smith
R. E. Alexander
Court House
Graham
Young County
Texas
Leath Addition
Bloodworth
Olney
Leath
J. D. Dawson
Prec
From luxury to necessity on the farm time and labor saving
The article argues farmers increasingly view electricity as essential. Electric motors reduce labor in pumping grinding churning milking and other tasks, turning two man jobs into one and saving time. Electric light enhances safety and comfort for the farmer and family.
My Daily Creed
Poem-like reflection urging kindness cheerfulness and humility. The speaker seeks self-improvement through small acts of kindness bravery and consideration for others. The creed emphasizes serving others, restraining ego, and thinking of neighbors over self.
Elephants Plant Trees at Sesqui Centennial Expo
Queenie and Babe, two Ringling Brothers elephants aged 62 and 48, assist in planting fifty-foot trees at the Sesqui Centennial International Exposition in Philadelphia. They move the trees into pre dug holes around the Save the Surface Home being erected by US paint and varnish manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenie
Babe
Ringling Brothers and
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Philadelphia
United States
Columbus as America's first livestock man
Columbus is noted as the first livestock man in America in a concise historical claim. The statement references early pastoral commerce and the emergence of animal husbandry practices during colonization. No supporting dates or sources are provided in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
America
Purification Cure Claim Promises Health Improvement
An advertisement touts Calotabs as a purification course to restore health. It urges a thorough regimen once or twice weekly for several weeks and claims Nature rewards the body with improved vitality. A family package with directions is available at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Auto owners pay about 700 dollars yearly study shows
A nationwide study by the Bureau of Industrial Technology finds the average motorist spends about 700 dollars annually to own and operate a car. Depreciation and upkeep total 4.5 billion dollars, forming the largest share of the national automobile bill.
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Bureau of Industrial Technology
Citation by Publication for Sylphia Tynes and others
Public notice in Young County Texas commands the sheriff to summon Sylphia Tynes and numerous heirs and defendants in case No. 8070 to appear at the next regular term of the 30th District Court in Graham on June 7, 1926. The plaintiff C. C. Bloodworth seeks title and possession of 50 acres from the Sylphia Tynes Survey, alleging unlawful entry and claiming title by possession and the five and ten year statute of limitations. Witness Willie Riggs, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young County
Sylphia Tynes
E. W. Perry
Geo. L. Perry
R. L. Foard
Robert L. Foard
Eva Howard
Evylen C. Howard
Evlyn C. Howard
Evaly C. Howard
Evly C. Howard
Evalyn C. Howard
Joe McDaniel
R. A. McDan
30Th Judicial District
Graham
A. D
C. C. Bloodworth
R. A. McDaniel
Wells Thompson
W. E. Thomason
J. H. Hazzard
FE. C. Howard
E. M. Gilpin
Darius Yeates
Texas
Sylphia Tynes Survey
Metes
S. W
S. E
William King
Willie Riggs
Rubye Lee Edens
Use a Fork to Blend Flour and Water for Smooth Mixture
A kitchen tip shows using a fork instead of a spoon to mix flour and water. The fork quickly creates a smooth, lump free consistency with minimal effort.
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J. L. McCord
Young County Friends
Constable’s Sale
STACE
Breckenridge, Graham, Olney
Archer City
Wichita Falls
L., M. Davis Drug CO
L. M. Davie Drug Co
Breckenridge
Fort Worth
Cisco
Eastland
Ranger
Abilene
Craham North
Craham
Red Ball Stack
Ft. Worth
Weatherford
MY Daily
Oldsmobile
de Saneine
Lansing
Hinson-Hockaday Grain Co
THE
State OF
Sede
Flint, Mich
Chevrolet
Shamrock Motor Company
Southeast Corner
Graham, Texas
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