List of Teachers in Young County 1910-11
The 1910 11 Young County Teachers Institute program lists sessions from November 14 18 1910 in Graham with instruction from Supt R Lindsey George W Dupree S D Huffman L Z Timmons and others. A separate list enumerates 52 teachers with names schools and post offices including Graham Olney Newcastle and True and the Graham High School Olney High School Newcastle High School and their principals and assignments.
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Young County Teachers Institute
Graham
Texas
R. Lindsey
George W. Dupree
Hendrix Rider
L. Z.simmons
Euphy
L. Z. Timmons
Young County
True School
Akers Maggie
Conner Creek
Bynum T. C
Farmer
Baugh Ruth
Camp Creek
Olney
Breedlove C. B
Lamar
Jean
Beaty Cora
Eliasville
Blakney Lora
Salt Creek
Croft Ascha
Indian Mound
Calvin Lenora
True
Carmack
Georgia
Haffstuttle
Murray
Mary
Live Oak
Conner Alice
Flat Rock
Cox Bernice
Colston
Markley
Chambers V. M
Flint Creek
Courtney Edith
Duckworth J. T
Brier Branch
Davis E. C
Dobson H. W
Padgett
Hogue Birdie
Fish Creek
Hornbeak Stella
Rocky Mound
Huffman
South Bend
Jackson A. A
Red Top
Keefer Ethel
Tankersley
Proffitt
Keefe Mamie
Ingleside
Kisinger Fannie
Rome
Temple Carrie
California
Newcastle
Thompson Audra
Mt. Pleasant
Thomas
Ada
Upper Tank
Vick Lethea
Salem
Wallace Elizabeth
Wilson Sallie
Willis Anna
Oakland
Weems
H. K
Gray
Jean. Weisenman
Bessie
Hardy
Willis Golda
Pleasant Hill
Zinn J. F
Miller Bend
Timmons L. Z
Dupree Geo. W
Prin
Stephens Marguerite
Payne Hallie
Howell
Missouri
Goss
Clara R
McCauley
Treue Ida
Arwood Effie
Smith H. B
Underwood R. B
Wall Joseaine
Campbell Kate
Cerivad Shipments Report From North Fort Worth Area
Weekly cattle and horse shipments listed from Graham, Aledo, Brookston, and Fort Worth area origins. Cars carried include eight cattle cars for J E Wikerson, one car for W B Evert, one for J M Wallace, five for Jackson and Birdwell, ten for B M Hood from Graham to Aledo, one for R G Hallam, one for W H Steen, one for C Pickard, plus shipments of flour to Dallas Megargel and Fort Worth firms. Jersey cows to Graham Live Stock Co. and Rambouillet rams to J H Brown Ovalo.
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J. E. Wikerson
North Ft. Worth
W. B. Evert
J. M. Wallace
Payne & Andrews
T. M. Thompson
Brookston Texas
Jackson & Birdwell
B. M. Hood
Aledo Texas
Graham
Aledo
R. G. Hallam
W. H. Steen
C. Pickard
Graham Mill & Elevator Co
Brown Cracker and Candy Co
Dallas Texas
Fort Worth
Megargel
Graham Live Stock Co
Graham & McQorquodale
J. H. Brown
Ovalo
Texas
Citizen Star Subscription Drive Promises Reader Benefits
The Citizen Star urges readers to subscribe by highlighting benefits and value. It promotes exclusive access, timely updates, and caller engagement while stressing local coverage and community ties. The notice emphasizes ongoing offers and signup convenience.
Ladies Aid Society Meets in October at Christian Church
The Ladies Aid Society met last Thursday October 13 with Mrs J W Jackson. Eleven members attended and two new members were added. The scripture lesson from Acts chapter 5 was led by Mrs Chism. Some members were reported sick and a committee was formed to visit them and report at the next regular meeting at Mrs W L Tidwell's on Thursday October 20.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
J. W. Jackson
Acts
Chism
W. L. Tidwell
The Man Who Waits For Orders
A Detroit Free Press poem notes the man who waits for orders is stuck in ordinary work. He watches others rise and wonders why, missing glory because he never acts. He keeps steady effort yet never seizes leadership or success.
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Detroit Free Press
Thrice-a-Week World's Offer to Readers
The Thrice-a-Week World emphasizes impartial news reporting and truthfulness as its core. It promotes a subscription of 81.00 per year for 156 papers, or a combined one-year offer with The Graham Leader for 1.65.
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New York World
Graham Leader
Mabdy & Sons Seed Oats and Rye Sale Preview
Mabdy and Sons advertises seed oats and rye for fall planting. The notice highlights quality grains and potential supply for farmers preparing fields. Proceeds likely support local agricultural suppliers and seed distribution.
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Mabdy & Sons
Land of Leisure and No Hay in Guatemala
N O Winter notes Guatemala as land of no hay where people avoid work. Visitors face delays and scarcity, often needing to supply their own needs or pay upfront. An American traveler found a town with three blacksmiths none able to shoe a horse due to sickness nails or charcoal.
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Spain
Manana
Guatemala
N. O
Evading the Law in Islamic Art and Bird Motifs
A visitor cites Islamic art’s ban on living images. An Algerian guard explains that birds on mosque tiles are depicted as dead, shown by a black neck line to satisfy the Koranic prohibition without violating it.
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East
Allah
Perdition
Algiers
Mussulman
Caste in the Army and the Rank Barrier
Civilians misunderstand military discipline and the caste between officers and the soldiers. The rule prohibits social intercourse, enforced as a military regulation to ensure good order and discipline. The barrier remains until a soldier leaves the ranks or becomes an officer.
A Mexican Fire Brigade in Matamoros Adopts Makeshift Engine
A Wide World Magazine writer describes a fire in Matamoros Coahuila where pistol fire alarmed bystanders, then a barrel strapped to a reluctant burro served as a fire engine. A peon with a bucket carried water to the roof and poured it onto the flames as the crowd watched. The fire consumed the house, leaving the owner unhappy but the onlookers satisfied.
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Matamoras
Coahuila
Mexico
Wide World
Matamor
Earwig Sits On Its Fifty Eggs Like A Bird
A Strand Magazine note describes how earwigs differ from typical insects by guarding and hatching their eggs. The female sits atop fifty or more eggs until emergence and reassembles scattered clutches if needed. In early spring, digging soil often brings females with their eggs, and the young huddle under the mother at the first danger.
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Strand Magazine
Social Distinctions and Snobbishness Origins
A snippet discusses whether snobbery is born or learned, noting a nine year old Beatrice saying they won’t play with Sarah because her father has only a first name job while their father holds a mister position. The quote illustrates early social sorting and class labels.
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Beatrice
Sarah
A Missouri editor’s high finance extortion tale
A Missouri editor trained in coercion to secure subscriptions by threatening to publish the name of a young man seen with his sweetheart. He demanded a dollar per copy and collected from fifty seven young men. He reports letters from others promising to pay on their next town visit.
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Missouri
Kansas City Star
Losing Their Charm
A Victorian voice reports a vicar’s daughter recalling a damp funeral gone dull for Mrs Blogg. She notes the rain spared her attendance last Tuesday and laments funerals losing their former cheer, with cake and ham gone from the aftercare.
Fashion's Cost: Vanity Tax on the Rich Prompts Change
A brief quotation notes the shifting of fashion trends as a tax levied by the rich on the poor. It frames changing styles as a social consequence of vanity across classes.
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Chansfort
In Court The Barrister Tries To Untangle Kinship
A budding barrister treats a witness with mock gravity asking the relation of the defendant to her. The witness replies with a tangled family link, ultimately saying the defendant is her brother. The exchange ends with the lawyer admitting difficulty and the witness delivering a blunt correction.
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London
Old Moon Beliefs on Child and Animal Fates
The text recalls historical moon lore claiming a child's health, growth, and intellect depended on the moon's alignment at birth. A right sign promised well formed offspring, while a wrong sign foretold unknown misforms. It also links drifters and miscreants to the dark moon and unfavorable heart signs.
His Mistake in Illustrated Bits romance dialogue
Edward speaks of a watch case bearing the mark of a lover's letter while Angelina laments. He says it holds her kiss imprint. She replies she uses Fido's damp nose instead, delivering a playful confession in a two character exchange from Illustrated Bits.
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Edward
Angelina
Fido
Birthday Clock Bargain in a Boudoir Corner
A fair customer seeks a birthday present for her husband and the dealer pitches an old clock. The customer admires a corner in her boudoir that would suit the gift and reveals she has long desired an old clock, agreeing it will do.
To Be Noble in a Human Heart
The passage reflects Dr. Henry van Dyke on longing for the infinite within finite life. It asserts that unhappiness stems from an unsatisfied noble impulse and that the deepest human wish is to act and become noble, shaping a better life.
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Henry van Dyke
Those Who Pursue Happiness Catch Up With Content
A brief note reflects on the pursuit of happiness and suggests that finding contentment brings good fortune. It frames contentment as a prize for those actively seeking joy in life.
Fifth Sunday Meeting Program at Macedonia Baptist Church
The Fifth Su ing of the Macedonia Baptist Church hosts a two day program near Texas on October 27 1910. Events include devotional services sermons and papers on denominational work missions and church duties led by J L Roach Z H Reagan A S G W Black and others with sessions through Friday Saturday and Sunday evening 7 30 PM and 9 30 AM start times.
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Macedonia
Texas
Wilson
J. L. Roach
Z. H. Reagan
G. W. Black
C.ton
JT. T. Hunt
Mayes
J. L
G. W
W. Dunn
Minnie Moore
C. K
St . Texas Baptist Memorial Rum
R. Lindsey
Bal Suttl
W. T
Distinctive Baptist Pri
J. I. Roach
Pecan Crop Owner Warns Trespassers in Creek Areas
Notice: 8 R.fery purchases pecan crop in Fj Creek and Salt Creek pastures and will prosecute to the full extent of the law any parties caught trespassing or gathering pecans on the rises.
Notice to Teachers on Revised Registers and Inspection
Notice urges teachers to obtain Revised Teachers Roxie and keep registers strictly by form, delivering them to the county superintendent after term end for inspection at end of the first month. Signed by R. Lindsey, County Superintendent. Nearby ads note Fish Creek gin, cotton cleaner, and market foods at Sr 18 Restaurant.
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Roxie
R. Lindsey, Co
Fish Creek
Sr 18
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Missouri Howell
Beulah Posten
Cora Beaty
Edgar McLendon
S. D. Huffman
Myrtle Rider
Marguerite Stephens
Correlated
R. D. Maxwell
Mary Mayes
Ethel Rogers
H. B. Smith
Ethel Blankenship
T. P. Blankenship
C. Brnum
Ouree
Ethel Keeter
Timmons
Seely
Hoyt
C. A. Bryant & Co
Commerce St. Dallas
Graham High School
McLendon
Edgar
Rider Hendrix
Rogers Ethel
Blankenship T. P
Choice Euphy
Blankenship
Ethel
Mayes Mary
Rider Myrtle
Posten Beulah
Ladies Aid Society
J. W. Newsom
the Baptist
J. L. Garner
Catara
Wan
RLY
M Ely Brothers
Warren St
New
Graham Barber
Othe
Weir
Yancey
W. C. Reese
G. W. Robinson
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