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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1924
Page
2
Dangers of faulty flues and gas connections warned
Readers are urged to inspect flues and chimneys daily to prevent fires this summer. Statistics show most fires are preventable and a defective flue can ignite a home in a cold spell. In Graham gas safety is critical to avoid fires and explosions, especially with children present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Lossing a Year s Work in Carelessness
H Harrington argues farmers neglect cotton after baling, risking weather damage and moisture loss. He notes many frugal in other expenses but careless with preserving the crop, warning that lack of protection after harvest undermines a year’s labor and income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Harrington
720 Pound Man Dies in Greenville Area
Sam Harris a 45 year old man weighing about 720 pounds died of pneumonia at his Farmersville home fourteen miles west of Greenville. He had bought a 610 pound casket last year measuring 43 inches across 85 inches deep and 79 inches long. Undertakers will use a motor truck for burial tomorrow and must remove a door to move the body from Harris home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Sam Harris
Farmersville
Here
Harris
Letter to editor mocks Graham appeal and Ferguson support
John A Brown replies to Elmer Graham's appeal for Mrs Ferguson, arguing against Fergusonism and urging mobilization at the Marne on November 4 1924. He cites Schopenhauer and Atticus Webb and notes support from the Anti Slaloon League and former Governor Hobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Graham
Ferguson
Leader
Graham
Schopenhauer
Mr. Graham
Commonwealth
The
Marne
Peddy
Mayfield
George Butte
Mrs. Ferguson
War Horse
Atticus Webb
Anti-Saloon League
W. P. Hobby
John A Brown
Young County Poultry Association Formed for Profits
Geo F Crawford urges Young County poultry breeders to join the new Young County Poultry Association, offering charter membership for $2 and later $5. The piece touts eggs and poultry as highly profitable, outlines aims to ship under the association name, guarantee quality, and improve local business relations, urging immediate joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young County Fair
Young County Poultry Association
America
Association
Young County
Messrs
G. F. Collins
J. S. Criswell
Will Daniels
Chris Stoffers
W. W. Martin
L. Raymond Reed
Chas. Long
Edgar McLendon
Floyd Atcheson
Luther Cain
E. D.~. Strange
Miller Ratcliff
Newt Hamrick
Lee Chestnut
Virgil Dye
A. H. Bryan
W. R. Ledbetter
Willie Riggs
D. E. Carr
G. D. Still
Lonnie Moore
Grady Millican
P. C. Walker
Robert G. Rehder
Willard Mobley
Jed Martin
Tom Long
H. W. Schuttler, Jr
Prof. Johnson
J. S. Maynard
Pat Bryan
Blake Allison
Hinson-Hockaday Grain Co
S. L. Richardson
Bower
Rebel Free in Chihuahua After Peace Deal
Chihuahua State in Mexico is reportedly free of rebels following a peace agreement between General Arnulfo Gomez, commander of the fifth military zone, and Hippolito Villa. Gomez guaranteed safety and property to Villa and his men who have returned to their farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Mexico
Arnulfo Gomez
Hippolito Villa
Gomes
Villa
Constable Sale Of Auto In Young County
By order of the County Court of Young County the constable will sell at the Graham courthouse on November 10 1924 the personal property of R C McCann to satisfy a Commercial Credit Company judgment for 495.55 plus costs. The item is a 1924 Chevrolet Roadster serial 3F37680 motor 1879559 22 HP. Proceeds apply to the judgment and costs. Graham Texas October 29 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Court
Young County
Commercial Credit Company
C. McCann
Court House
Graham
Texas
R. C. McCann
J. D. Dawson
Constable
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Chicken Fanciers Organize
Young CO. Poultry Association
Geo. F. Crawford
Henry Ford
Ford
Young County Fair Association
Poultry Dept
Graham Texas
Hunt
Medford
Oklahoma
Wang Teucu
Allele Drug
Ares
Texas Drug Company
Southwestern
Constable’s Sale
Featuring
Lewis Stone
Alma Bennett
Mary Carr
Helene Chadwick
Bebe Daniels
Harry Carey
the Lightning Rider
Garvin-Johnson Grocery
New York
Royal Society
Grnnhams
John E. Morrison Co
Graham, Texas
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