Radio Batteries Stock Complete at Earps Music Co
To Mrs. Greg Howard is very ill this week. The Earps Music Co reports complete stock of radio batteries available for immediate purchase.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1924
Page
5
To Mrs. Greg Howard is very ill this week. The Earps Music Co reports complete stock of radio batteries available for immediate purchase.
The notice lists a complete stock of Radio Batteries at EARP MUSIC CO. Community visits include Mr. Arthur Posern and family and Mr. Pat Wood and family. Several local residents are noted as attending or visiting the Young County Fair in Graham this week.
Mrs M F Brown arrives home after visiting her granddaughters in Huntsville since June.
An advertisement claims Light Crust Flour is as good as or better than rival flours with a money back guarantee. A separate note says Miss Grace Stewart is in a Fort Worth hospital for inflammatory rheumatism, ill for several weeks.
Reverend McKinley Norman traveled to Fort Worth on Monday to join his wife and baby who had been visiting relatives there for several days.
Mr. R. V. Tidwell returned Tuesday night from Dallas where he had been last week to assist his father who underwent an operation on Monday.
Miss Odessa Long returns from a visit to her sister in Shreveport and will start at Center Ridge School on the 20th of this month.
Mr and Mrs S R Jeffery and their granddaughter joined Mr and Mrs Wright McClatchy of Olney for a Sunday visit with Mrs M E Short and Mr and Mrs J T Rickman.
Mr G W Carlton returned last Saturday from a Fort Worth meeting of the VU C V. He expresses pleasure with the entertainment provided by Fort Worth.
Dr. M. H. Chism came back Monday from Huntsville after a three week visit with his daughters. He wore a big smile and said he enjoyed the trip greatly.
Mr A E Oatman from north of Loving was a Graham visitor last week, sharing local news and arranging upcoming community discussions with residents and officials in the area.
John Horn of the Loving community visited town today and plans to devote most of his time to the carnival company for the rest of the week. The Radiola from Brunswick is showcased at Earp Music Co for entertaining friends.
A representative from the Hinson-Hockaday Grain Company demonstrates Light Crust Flour at this week’s Young County Fair, showcasing product usage and quality to fairgoers.
The Shamrock Garage on the south side of the square is running in full blast. For good gasoline and oils drive by. The management asks that you read their advertisement in this issue.
Dr. W. Z. Morrison buys Dr. F. I. Warricks' dental parlors and assumes charge. He previously practiced in Eliasville before relocating to Graham.
At the Fair Grounds visitors sample a hot biscuit and a slice of Angel Food Cake made from Hinson Hockaday Grain Co famous Light Crust Flour at the Flour Booth.
A note says Mr Bill Stewart has misplaced his spectacles. He promises to buy a drink for any man who returns them. If a lady returns the glasses he will pay for her hair bob.
The Texas Drug Company touts Young County Pair with broad praise. Mr Harness leads progress in town. The Shamrock Motor Company unveiled a new electric city sign on the southeast square corner, featuring the Chevrolet trademark about 6 by 10 feet, drawing notable attention last night.
Citizens rejoice as the street from the square to the passenger station reopens after paving delays. Officials say paving from the square to Shawnee Park is expected soon, resuming normal traffic flow.
Mr. W. I. Tidwell had an operation in Dallas on Monday after a period of ill health. He went to Dallas last Thursday with Mr. R. W. Tidwell for a medical examination that showed the urgent need for surgery. He is reported to be resting well.
Mr. P. L. Gibson returned from Fort Worth where he attended a U C V meeting. He reported a great time and praised the city for treating the Confederate veterans generously with free entertainment and hospitality.
A mother fears for her sick son Willie as he refuses medicine. He consoles her with a promise that his father will return home soon to ensure he takes the medicine. The tale emphasizes parental hope and household strength.
At 4 30 a m farmer Jones wakes his new farm hand Jim to cut the oats. Jim awake from snoring asks if the oats are wild and if he must sneak up on them at this hour.
The Liberty Theatre to stage a handkerchief party next three nights with Renee's After the Ball as the feature from Anderson Pictures. The handkerchief motif is described as a safe measure to hide tears while a cheerful tone and humor carry the story. The program promises a vivid screen drama that leaves audiences with a lingering glad I went feeling.
The article argues for broad participation in school athletics as a core part of physical education. It emphasizes fair play, sportsmanship, and character development through organized play groups and inter-class competitions rather than exclusive focus on a single team.
A historical passage proclaims the farmer as the provider of mankind and the backbone of America's prosperity. It extols farm labor as essential to war and peace, linking grain, industry, and nature with national defense and civilization. The piece frames farming as a divine, communal mission.
An assertion that the United States dominates in global athletic prowess alongside a troubling note that it also leads the world in lynchings and murders. The remark pairs sport achievement with violent crime statistics.
A blend of tall tale humor and a grave note on pauper numbers, noting fewer alms house paupers in the United States and a strange disappearance after the owner captain and crew of the sailboat Carcharias set sail from Battery, Greece for a world voyage with no trace since.
A Sunday discussion among primary teachers prompts the elder brother as the prodigal’s return. A child answers with humorous misdirection naming a calf as the culprit, eliciting a playful moment in class.
The United States Germany and Russia will be invited to join the League of Nations commission. The panel will prepare the agenda for the international conference on armament reduction scheduled for June next year in Geneva.
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