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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
5
The article urges wage earners to save regularly to build funds for investment. It highlights that few foundations are laid without money and promotes opening a savings account with at least $1.00 to begin accumulating capital. It invites readers to join the bank’s savings program.
The Methodist protracted meeting began last Wednesday night led by Rev. H. D. Cook. While no additions have occurred yet, strong interest is shown and hope for a glorious gathering prevails. Local notes cover visitors, family news, and various community updates including illnesses, travel, and loans.
A long narrative poem tells of a hard drinker who quits the bar after seeing bartender Jim Flannegan’s child in new shoes bought with his money. He returns home with groceries and a loving wife and prays for change. The tale closes with neighbors praising his level head.
The School Book Publishers announce strict cash sales and refuse credit. The Racket Store Class in Music led by Miss Ruth Isaacs is now operating from Mrs. J. W. Jackson’s residence across from the High School, offering lessons during school hours. Prospective pupils are urged to arrange promptly by contacting Southwestern 124 Independent 61 and Jose at the house Saturday night.
The Rock Island Silo Special arrived in Graham and hosted practical talks on silage preparation and feeding. Prof H M Cottrell, Texas agricultural commissioner, urged farmers to use silos, noting Texas lags about 25 years and detailing best ensilage practices and packing methods. B C Rhome Jr and other industry figures spoke as 200 to 300 attendees learned how to store and feed silage effectively.
M. K. Graham and family with E. B. Graham and family returned last night from Winslow Arkansas. Miss Agnes Craig returned Saturday and Miss Mary the week before with Miss Neil Graham.
J P Carter of Gorman Texas seeks to buy a river farm of four to five hundred acres. Owners please respond with details and asking price.
The regular September term of the district court convened with a full docket. Civil cases listed include Chas Gibbs et al versus E Searcye et al for damages set for Sept 23, judgments by default for W H Sloan versus J C Beavers and First National Bank Olney versus T D Matchett, among others.
A lending contact urges prompt action to reserve loans before funds tighten. It warns dry weather in the area may slow company extensions and cautions lenders to act now. The offer includes loans at eight percent with no expense or delay via phone or in person.
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