The Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 17, Ed. 1 Friday, September 21, 1934 Page: 1 of 4
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he Graham Daily Reporter
GRAHAM, TEXAS. FBI DAY. SEPTEMBER ai, 1»:
Nl MBER SEVENTEEN.
STATE AND NATIONAL NEWS
;tr^ 4T A OLANOt
ently told
he proved
iucin* his
iorncment
h eck won
nent, and
I ; Police report that $13,750 oT the'""" TJhe Senate voted 19 to 2 yel'er-
VJiii/jiOO Lindberg ramson money has Jay aga.nstl (another called session
ninn fx:.....—it would cose
|thattheeolutionof!tn^«mou^
giapiiu; tRsV- is certain. Bernard money. Tom| JldBer
"Richard Hauptmann, 85 -years old, is if James E« Ferguson
rth dollars
it gives'*
it It give*
es» trans-
lection of
—T»rconHtig-~to Mrs. J. G.‘ Staples, -Nina Mclntire. . ’ .
“"I'orintendent. * ; - , Baby heet: Mrs. W. J. Rhodes,^ *
ul T.oca! entries were awarded most Mrs. James G. Staples, hfn. George
• of thcMue ribbons, vrtth'Mrs. O-'-s-'i Seeley. ^ '■
u* "pc of. Wichjta "Fajls second. JjaritSy, Sw?st-pegth: ,yrs. flames,G.- Sta- - *
uj, *,oro women have seven. entries, ’aiuh'ples, Teachers’ Home, Mrs. Bessie : .
m . fine displays were sen: from Brysor. Cope. : . ;r- £
u,'l and ,other suriouriiftiig Watermelon: Mrs. James (&: Sta. *--• ~
towns. pies, 'first and second, Mrs/ Bessie
, . 1.allowing .arc -the -awoHhtr-ovaOv Cope. third.____ '**' •____ -*
:T*uliijj;by Mrs. Staples--this morn. Bread and Butter piokles: Mrs. ".
#n in*: ' Jack JRetty, Doris Pass, Mrs.
"- Canned peaches: Mrs. T. C. But- G. Staples. __ ‘
I*- ler, .Mrs.f Elmer atCBhrns. Bonnir ThHl Mr*, J. B. Fridel, -Mrs. D ck *
11 ‘ Brown^ - Stanton. . r-’-'n. |
- l'ri»T; Teachers: -Homo. - OWsiL-lnmato; ■-Mrs-.--Wr. Cr !!■«&*
; Mrs. Bessie Cope, Mrs. Dick Stan- ley. '‘ ^-------------- ■
("*7*** ~ ---Jtttw- trmatuAMrs. lamas G. gtis. ~—,
t anjy;d ^plums: -Mr*. Bessie Cope,
at. i Ura .1 (1 Stanlo. u.c i ---—_r :___ . .__1 • u-_ . .«_ .
President Roosevelt’s mediation
l<oard called upon labor to’halt the
'of conditions within the industry. Wednesday, - and spi
by A textile labor relations clmard would ' Kators are -^voikiriK' fl
1 be established after investigation by; bnbo^VF iwWitWtf -ci
the Department of vfcabor and the bc ,Pt off alon,
Federal Trade Commission. At the fTO„t. Four vessals i
same time enrployers were asked Morro‘ fastle havc &
to take workers without di&crimLn- : n... ust to,,,
ation. Labor leaders skid that the f(Jai. that thc d
strike weuld continue until an ex- „,,y ^ part of a wia,
ecutive council -tdhk ^action^ on the H|)iracy ajralnst sh’ppiir,
mediation board’s request. " j
! 1 Six* hundred persons
Repeal or any change mi the ) v a typhoon and' tidal wave in i Canned-tomatoesMrs. L. G. Bills. ■
Bankhead Act will be bitterly appo*- , central Japan yesterday. 250 of | Mre., James G. Staples, Mrs. James I
,ed by Texas roawb^ra of Congress | wWch Were chi|drfn. A , school 'c,. Staples. . ’ , -— J
■m Washington, according to te!e. • buiWi co|]*p-setf in Oaska ac-I Black-eyed peas: Mrs. James G. j
*«-;s?us.w--r- ^M-
Senator Morris Sheppard yesterday j 1W0 more Injured. Three hundred* Beansi; ^|r8 \Vajt WgJjjT' \ir8^j
tele^rarphed Senator Bankhead that | more were repQXUJ klikd^iD a siini- Stant^p *Mrs._ 8<^sie Cope. .- ‘I
sentiment in Texas is generally i»v- j iata»trophe at Kyoto^ and wi»»ed .baby, beets: Mrs. T. - T. '
orable to^ ^toi^read lost^ ofi lif^—and . properly Mrs. Jrfhres G. .Staple^. Mc»..
reports from the °«i'e9 “ j from the typhoon and tidal wave wTc. Hsckiey. ~
dent Roosevelt and Secretary Wal- ■ . , t. Col lection of 6 jars canned pro-!
lace, a vast majority of Texas pro-| may stand put as one of Japans juct r Mrs Jamw G Staples ^
ducers favor the law.-^—. . greatest disasters. * Besiie Cone. Mr*. W C Hacldcv. i
dability
Black Cochin Bantams: T. A.
Cfosby, all awards.
Dark ’Cornish- Bantams: T. A.
Crosby, sll'-awards, . - ,
-- White .Cochin Bantams:_____T, A,'
Crosby, all ..awards.
Partridge Cochin Bantams: T. A.
Crosby, alh swards.
—BKbtr Cochin Bantams: T. 'XT'
Crosby, ■ all awards. '
I(arrago|iset turkeys: Mrs. J. H.
Petty, first old , tom, first *uld
.kfiO.----. —.— ..
___' ‘ 4-H Club
Silver ficetl iTyandottes: EU'ahor
Woodfolk, first and second pullet;
Merle W’oolfolk, third and fourth
pullet. , . ’ ’ .
Dark Barred Rocks: Rhonetta Mc-
DonaMr first, second, and third puU.
SoaprUffs. 3: C. Petty, Mr*. Jack
Petty, Bonnie Browrn.. .....
Cottage-Cheese: Mrs. G. B. .iofa£
son, M.1 A-George Seeley.
Mrs. Jack Petty, Mrs!
E. M.' Smith, Mrs. J.' D. i.eather-
wood. **•
Jellies
Pltyn:., Mrs. G. rK. Bills, Mrs. 0*
L. Campbell, Mrs.. James, G. Sta,.
—Jr - M... Rendatl
and second cock-
cond hen. second
S. Maupip, third
cock, first«. ami
| Mrs. We Cqpe, W.G. J, Jghlfa^
/ Plum: Doris -Pass, jhird.
Leghorn: J
Comb White
Rambling Around
N»ft<r pullet.
Mrs. James, G Staples.
g^." j hlTs. J)ick Stanton, Kathleen Weems.
- rti'ap.’T----vtr^ Be: sic €spr;—Mm.
T? A. Bills.
Mommoth Bronze Ti
^jes- .-.first.
ces Million, first yotmg'pen, ftm1
wmmv- Hn-"1 Jamas G.- Stk|ilim,. Mrs-.JEAll.-WTuaLl-.. AcP.i.f J._Mp -fames G. SUples,
Mrs. Ed-!—7 Mrs. Bessie Cope. MrsH Mfs O. L. CMn»b«(L--M<«.' "A. • KT
■ontributed ! JlM*8 G. Staples.- second and thirds Lyneh.------—---— -___
cs tx. this j -Collet^0A Of 6 jark: Mrs. Japies Strawberry: Mrs. James G. Sta.
is a pict ■ Staniea. Mrs.. Be—ia.iCope.. Mrs, ptes,’ fifSl ~and second. Mrs. A E.
on Mary1 b**-*1 Stanton. , V- •7L-famCh. third. “
Louisville, j .'-c—> Pickles " «. \Jtdlectio,n“ of JfiljGu;*?*-
*niany interesting display
BEO CAfiD " OPTIMISTIC OVER
BIG SUCCESS' - BLACK’S CONOiTI
City -Marshall George Black, al-
ibi,'f- carried with the dreW^iffW
also Shown. A letter 74 years old
irom the If. S; Ambassador igtro-
ducing Mary- Preston Cornwall to
ra-j though not .bu^-sM . danger for' 24
o°n 'JioijTs yet, 1 held his own througfi-
very|»ut the night, add chancds or sur-
Lyiving the shooting Wednesday
rid- ' night are much better, A„_A. Mor-
The Singer Sewing Machine preK
Bents several inachines -and ' oper-
ators to expain jiow they afe mnn-
ipulated. They also have several
other household -machine# on dis-
conrt dre»« t.ti'4 Bfh also has a
ik coRped the
purse, followed by
tied by Ward, Web-
Littje Joe, owned
Weldon. o.
Denison horse rid-
won the one-fourth
II and $42.60. Lucky
ridden by Summer-
cond; with Roanie
A mealing of all cotton" farmers Brepkenridge has sent-the largest
in Young connty is being held th^a*}delegation of any surrounding towns
afternoon in the basement of- the ito ini,PeCt ihe Twelfth Annual l oung
Courthouse fdr a di»cussion of the j County Fair, and the group sp«W
Bankhead law which Is so bitterly j thr trmm part of the opetiing day
opposed in t)>e East. . |the^pafadc and fair grounds.
9-o’clock this morning, and will re-
port late today, C. E. Penix, as-
sistant - district attorney says, ■ on
the murder charges filed yesterday.
According to Jimmie Cunning,
ham, district clerk, no more crim-
inal cases will be heard until the
'January term unless, pleas of guil-
ty are entered, and Judge Allan
I}. Montgomery -will not return to
,ry, Roscoe G. took
-ee-eights free for all,
and Golden Dream
lird. Denison ownad
entered
Flowers in profusion are. _ seen |
in the floral department. There ’ arc
cut flowers of various hues mirig-1
led-, with lacy ferns, handing ban- ;
ket* of devil's ivy, window box.*' |
of different typee of plants and!
lovely, vases and. bowls of AJtW,!
etc. It is an interesAiig display and
is attrakting many visitors.
i Darden
Keefer and E. Sum-
ie second apd third
ty Agent B. F. Vance’s office ha<
Marshall of Graham. Mr*. PeR«y
Graham until a week -front. Monday,
when civil cases gre set for hear.
tho law, and the meeting in Coun^j
Knox of Graham has a gun ui
j complimented by the fair officials
j for the big showing on thipj Breek-
enridge Day, at the fair, X".
“A great many citixens took a
holiday and hied themselves to
Grohant—|or the fair. More will
add their numbers .tonight to tha
Mg caravan which was led .put this
mdfntnjf-hy AI Stallings , Fla^a
are edMCifi,(>nkl Juui instructive^ if ,
j_UM>rc time is given the oxhibita
than the merry-go-'tound. Of re.
i cant years they - have proved to bo
B. ' the hardest things to maka pay their
’or own way. In fact so much ao that
lie 1 many have been5|natiJoned. Young
be j county citixens are to be oongra-
ten per cent under the throo-year tulated on theiir courage and all .
average prior lo this year thoir--neighbors ahoy Id join in and
last year’s reduction was last'd help them out.|
of a fifteer) per eenl reduction, al- " ‘ -— O .....
lowing the farmers five per cent ^ HE MISSED THE CAT •;
more than., last year, Mr. Vance .............. •—
savs. ]n trying to avoM running oror
Regaadleoa of the acraags that a Mack pat on a Maryland highway
contract signers hive been allowed Robert Ogden ergs.into a tree,
in whea^t the county agont reports smashing his car .and was slashed
Brae in the fourth and
■a- won by Betty Joe,
My and ridden by B.
Stiver, owned by Juhan,
Wished second; and
' owned and ridden by
In third.
are the results df the
in the War of 181-* in this ox hit
which includes over 100 reties/
Young county growers
The Philco battery gnd radio. dis-
play at the far end of the exhibit
room presents several Philco pro-
ducts including a number of cab-
inet radios of the latest tnodaU*jind
battery sets.
• Across the large rood! ■. the via-
Ivor will see a display of canned
vegetables, fruit*; juices, meats,
country butter, cottage cheese,
Vome-made soap and lard as well
t> large jars of fine looking honey,
jams and preserves. In this com-
munity exhibit are 274 entries.
known asi Mother Johnson, is the
oldest contributor to this exhibit;
being over 8(1 years old. She pre-
sents a fcair of pillow cases bor-
dered with iatting.
Irhfng games will b* played tenight,
the first startifig promptly at ~T.
o’clock, Hope Newman, president of
the 'city league, announces
The opener will be played be-
tween Throckmorton and the Hot
Well, second between Graham and The Culinary Department ex-
Olney All-Stars, apd the third be- fciblts cakes, pies and breads enter-
tween Mid-Kansas and Newcastle, . ad by .women from Jacksboro, Ora-
Aocording to Mr. Neprman, the Him- Eiiaeville, Newcastle, Jean,
Vinners of the first1 two will play Ifnrkley and Olney. ThVr* are 32
the first game tomorrow night in entries in this exhibit. ... I
the Mmi-finals; then meet the. _• ^--r,i,jt,~ -iimv». • x- %.
winner “of the Mid-Kansas-Newcas- The relic exhibit is one of the
dc batUe in the chxunpiormhlp game- meet interesting in the. general' e*.
of the best riders
at, was also after-
L^ew a great deal
Of Wichita
■ Graham
the next booth. The Victor dog Is ; that fifteen acroa will' W ano*fd ‘,w«h briMteW jhite- Nt hn
(Coetiaeed oa hack’ Page) -4 fer the earning aeaeen. the aat,-; J j0, ^ ^
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The Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 17, Ed. 1 Friday, September 21, 1934, newspaper, September 21, 1934; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth884387/m1/1/: accessed May 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Library of Graham.