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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
6
An editor warns drivers of main road priority over side streets and urges vigilance. Drivers should signal turns, maintain safe speed, and avoid cutting in from ignorance, as failure to yield or warn can cause accidents and draw police action.
The piece extols loyalty as a supreme human attribute that outshines crime and binds friendships and professions. It lauds American workers for steadfast devotion, noting loyalty powers presses, drives trains, and holds commercial life together through crises.
If you are poor work If you are rich continue to work If burdened with unfair responsibilities work If you are happy keep right on working If disappointments come work If sorrow overwhelms you and loved ones seem not true work When faith falters and reason fails work When dreams are shattered and hope seems dead work No matter what ails you work Work is the greatest remedy available Work will cure both mental and physical afflictions from the Silent Partner
A report details nationwide fire deaths and property losses with figures of over 500 million dollars in property and 15 000 lives yearly. It notes Texas averages over 18 million in annual fire loss, plus state school fund losses, taxes, and premiums. Obituary mentions Mr J E Norris and Kay Norris visiting for W C Bell funeral in Graham via Paducah connections.
J L Brady died at Graham Hospital following a Monday operation. Burial was at Gooseneck Cemetery with Rev B A Roark conducting. Born November 11 1864 in Tennessee he moved to Texas and lived in Young County about twenty years. He is survived by his wife and a son Johnny. He was a Baptist and known as a quiet Christian man.
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