Mystery of Dayton bracelet theft finally solved
In Dayton Washington magpies uncovered a gold bracelet and two rings from a nest long used by birds. A summer 1897 Woodward Castle party saw a guest accused of theft, denied guilt, and later died in camp at Chicamauga. His fiance fled faith, and the tale ends with lingering questions about the missing brooch and the magpies’ grab bag.
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Dayton
Washington
Woodward Castle
Chicamauga
Monon
Notary Seals Charged At The Leader Office
Notary seals are available at The Leader office for a charge of 3.25 dollars. The service is offered to readers and local businesses seeking official stamp functionality.
Texas theaters must obtain new licenses statewide
Austin October 6 The State Comptroller advised that all Texas theaters operating on September 13 must secure new licenses and accept no rebate on old licenses. A new general theater tax replaces the old moving picture tax, with rates based on town population and applied to all theaters regardless of show type. The Wood and Reese parties visited Newcastle Proffitt and Olney Sunday.
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Austin
Texas
Bruce W
Bryant
Jone
Local News Roundup Among Graham Residents
A crowded page notes Dr. C C Hess traveling to Wyoming and several Graham residents visiting areas like Jermyn Tulsa and Fort Worth. Births include a son to Mr and Mrs John Pullen. Local officials changed as R F Fowler became city secretary and L F Mallow was elected secretary treasurer of the Fair Association. Upcoming Young County Fair dates and related events are announced along with local travels to see ball games and a recent car accident near Graford.
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the Fair Association
L. F. Mallow
Life Insurance Seen as Great Blessing of Civilization
The article extols life insurance as a protection against poverty and a means to educate children and pay off a mortgaged home. It presents the policy as an unseen partner for every prudent person who uses its protection.
Sheriff Sale Notices in Young County Texas 1923
Three sheriff and constable notices announce sales in Young County Texas during October 1923. The first details an order to sell property of J F Bailey and others in Palo Pinto County to satisfy a 460 dollar judgment for J W Layton. The second lists a constable sale of hotel furnishings at the Hoppel Hotel in Herron City to satisfy a 115 dollar judgment. The third records a district court sale of real property in Graham to satisfy a mounted mounting debt of 61100000? and costs. </s>
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State of Texas
Young
County Court
Palo Pinto County
J. W. Layton
J. F. Bailey
J. W. Bailey
L. Nichols
E. P. Costello
Wild Bend
Young County
J. F Bailey
P. L. Nichols
Dan Cambern
Texas
W. J. A. Cooper
Justice Court of
Justice of the Peace
Nicholas Reid
H. G. Mann
Court House
Graham
Herron City
Hoppel
J. D. Dawson
District Court
B. P. Walker
H. Caldwell
Young ‘County
Cric Ee Caldwell
Toeet P. Walker
Tex
W.J. A. Cooper
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