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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1922
Page
11
The article notes ten industry records in pig iron, cotton, steel, crude oil, autos and trucks, residential construction, locomotives, mail order sales, retail sales, and railroad car loadings. It cites U S population growth since 1913 by fourteen million, income rising from thirty four to fifty billion, and savings deposits climbing from six to fourteen billion dollars.
Humorous vignette features a daughter asking to attend her wedding with the father replying reluctantly. The daughter declares she must go because she is the bride, highlighting a lighthearted family moment.
A girl in Canada reportedly endured a 56 hour nonstop run as part of a curious exchange between Mrs. Smythe and Mr. Smythe in a humorous newspaper snippet.
Blonde Bess muses on Labor Day passing and the shift to indoor meals. She quips about sardines for the remaining picnic day and the change in seasonal habits.
Postmaster Long requisitions a limited supply of Harding memorial stamps to arrive soon. The two cent stamps feature an oval portrait of Harding with acanthus scrolls, black border, and inscriptions including U S Postage, Harding, and the birth and death years.
A sheriff sale is set for September 24 1923 in Graham Young County Texas to satisfy a judgment of 534.10 in favor of H Byrom against W M George plus costs. Property includes two horses a Yule wagon and oil field harness.
The notice commands Sheriff or Constable to summon numerous Hill and related family defendants plus others to appear at the 92nd District Court in Graham, Texas, for the December 1923 term to answer a petition filed September 1923 in No. 7271-B by Anna M. Pan coast. The publication must run weekly for four weeks in a local or district paper.
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