I W W Leaders Jailed in Chicago Bond Siege
William D Heywood and eight other I W W leaders were jailed in Chicago on bonds from 10 000 to 25 000 after indictments against 166 officers and members for conspiracy. Additional arrests are expected nationwide as sabo tage and anti war activity charges surface under the espionage act. The trial date was not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William D Heywood
Haywood
Unclaimed Letters at Graham Post Office
Week ending October 20, 17 uncalled letters include Bennett Bros Clark C H Clark Fred Bailey Mrs M C Riggs James Roberts Mrs A L Thigpen F C Tinks. Call for letters by date advertised as listed by Postmaster N S Farmer and P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Post Office
Bennett Bros. Clark
C. H. Clark
Fred. Bailey
M. C. Riggs
James Roberts
A. L. Thigpen
F. C. Tinks
N. S. Farmer
Farmers Union Gin Ready for Business
The Farmers Union gin is now prepared to operate with improved machinery including a double cleaner and ball breaker. I. B. Padgett serves as the manager guiding the facility’s launch and customer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Unusual Civil Service Opportunity Promises Free Training
The Bowie Commercial College offers free Civil Service courses in stenography and combined work for youths unable to enlist or meet physical standards. It targets young men and women, promising rapid appointments in Washington departments and customs houses after completion and success on the Civil Service exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Washington
United States
Bowie Commercial
B. W. M. W. Auxiliary Meeting Report
The B W M W Auxiliary to the Young County Association met at Mt. Pleasant church on Saturday September 29 from 9 30 to 12 00. Mrs J T Rickman presided with encouraging remarks and prayers. The meeting featured songs prayers scripture readings and discussions on forward work and religious training. A pledge collection supported Miss India Newman’s schooling at the Fort Worth training school. Members from Graham Olney Red Top Pleasant View Jean Loving Fish Creek and Mount Pleasant attended. Reporter pro tem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young County Association
Mt. Pleasant
J. T. Rickman
J. C
Jesus
Newman
Underwood
Mesdames Farmer
Southall
Newman and Rickman
Bros. Reynolds
Orr and Oatman
Woman's Missionary Training School
J. L. McCord
McCord
White and Dickson
J. W. Moore
Grow
Bro. Black
North Central District
Lady Church
India Newman
Wotman’s
Fort Worth
Graham, Olney
Red Top
Pleasant View
Jean
Loving
Fish Creek
Mount Pleasant
Rickman
Ownership Statement for The Graham Leader 1917
Ownership and management details for The Graham Leader published in Graham Texas as of October 1 1917. Frank H Bowron appears as publisher editor and owner with no other security holders owning 1 percent or more. Sworn before County Clerk C W Hinson on October 3 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Graham Leader
Graham
Texas
State of Texas
Young
C. W. Hinson
Frank H. Bowron
Frank I. Bowron
New Books at the Public Library
A list of titles including The Light in the Clearing They of the High Trails and The Road to Understanding. Also featured are Empty Pockets The Hands of Esau Mag Pye Oh Mary Be Careful The Honorable Percival The Man Without a Country Call of the Wild A Dog of Flanders The Biography of a Grizzly Pierrot plus an inspirational line about merit over minimum effort and Col John Barleycorn on the retired list hoping for no further service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esau
Mag Pye
Mary
Percival
Flanders
Presbyterian Auxiliary Uses Song and Scripture at Church
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met at the church on Thursday evening with opening song I ll Go Where You Want Me To Go led by Mrs. Hudson. Mrs J E Morrison read Psalms 46, prayer by Mrs McJimsey. Roll call answered with scripture, offering for orphans 7.00, Bible lesson on Obadiah Jonah Micah conducted by Mrs Hudson. Closed with Lord s Prayer. To meet in October on the second Thursday. Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Hudson
J. E. Morrison
McJimsey
Obadiah
Jonah
Micah
Hud
Price Announces Return to Graham Medical Practice
Dr. L. W. Price returns to Graham to resume medical practice and invites patronage. Office located over Sloan's Drug Store with both phones available for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Sloan’s
Those who howl for peace at any price
A compact critique notes that supporters of peace at any price may object to the cost when the true price of peace is examined, suggesting a tension between idealism and practical consequences.
Finding Bargains
A brief shopper note inquiring about bargains and discounts. It hints at consumer interest but provides no concrete offers or sources.
Thrice a Week World ad: value and price for news
The Thrice-A-Week World promotes its value and low price during wartime. It highlights a subscription offer: The Thrice-A-Week World plus The Graham Leader for one year at $1.65, compared with a combined regular price of $2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Leader
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vis
Uncle Sam
Tal
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas A. & M. College
I. B. Padgett
Bowie
Txxas
Dallas
THE
Public
John Barleycorn
Hopin
L. W. Price, M. D
Cvery Ora
Cardui
Cole
John E. Morrison CO
Graham, Texas
Ford
America
Detroit
Young County
NEW York World
Europe