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Newspaper

Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1925

Page

13

Calf of Texas record cow in Graham dairy gains gold and silver

Mistletoe Farms of Fort Worth congratulates Gamboge's Fox's Agatha 467939 a senior four year old cow record 628.33 pounds of fat in 305 days with 12314 pounds of milk across two daily milkings. Agatha earned gold and silver in AAA and the Texas championship all ages.

Mistletoe Farms Fort Worth Texas Gamboge Fox Agatha Gamboge Knight's Fox Noble Oaklands Joe Butler Butler’s Dairy

Lost Manuscript Mystery Prompts Urgent Inquiry

A cub reporter asks the managing editor if he has read The Lost Manuscript, noting the work is missing and prompting an urgent search. The exchange highlights newsroom pressure to locate the elusive text.

Cub Reporter

Actual Hold Up Smithson Were You Ever Held

A fragment quotes Deiker recalling a past event in which he admits taking two chorus girls to dinner, framed within a terse exchange about being held. The dialogue-like snippet centers on the remark and its casual, evasive tone.

Smithson Deiker

Supreme Court Upholds Warrantless Vehicle Searches

The Supreme Court ruled that federal prohibition agents may stop and search automobiles and other vehicles for contraband liquor without a warrant. The opinion emphasizes that if a thing is possible and proper to man it is attainable by thee, quoting Marcus Aurelius.

United States Supreme Court Marcus Aurelius

Graham Public Library Report April 1925

The library shows 27 open days in April with 1402 books loaned, average daily circulation 52, largest day 100, 44 percent adult fiction and 45 percent juvenile. New books include Poe Whittier Holmes Longfellow and many titles by Johnston Schultz London and Barrie among others. Also notes about marriage ages and a tax payment anecdote plus Dr Jacob Gould Schurman’s ambassadorial confirmation.

Ham Public Library E. A. Poe J. G. Whittier O. W. Holmes H. W. Longfellow R. Brooke W. C. Bryant W. Scott R. Burns A. Pope A. Seegar S. W. Foss Brown Wolf Jack London Dan Strong Patrol Wm. Heyliger J. T. Towbridge Lone Bull J. W. Schultz Great Apache Forest R. H. Barbour Ransom O. Henry Mitch Muller E. L. Masters R. Kipling A. C. Lant Little Knight M. Maule H. C. Brear

Edward Mascart Seeks Featherweight Title Contender Meet

Edward Mascart the 126 pound European king travels to the United States to meet the winner of the Johnny Dundee versus Kid Kaplan bout for the world featherweight championship.

Edward Mascart Europe U. S Johnny Dundee Kid Kaplan

Pythagoras On Choice and Willing Paths

A concise aphorism recalls that one should favor the best path even if rough and accept the hard truth that comfort invites complacency and denial. The ancient thought urges deliberate resolve over easy agreement.

Mother and Son Clash Over Washed Face Evidence

A mother challenges her son's hygiene claim and the boy counterpoints with the towel as proof. The exchange highlights a humorous domestic moment centered on trust and visible signs.

Good ol Jerry Simpkins and the Silly Six tale

A butcher fired a boy who later returns to scrub blocks, while Jerry Seth jokes about a man in the Silly Six trying to beat an express to a grade crossing. A passerby helps a woman who slips on ice as she searches for four leaf clovers.

Seth Jerry Simpkins Duke the Express

Edward Bok Gives Fifty Thousand To Johns Hopkins School

Edward Bok donates 50000 dollars to the Walter Hines Page School of International Relations at Johns Hopkins. The gift is noted alongside a separate item about Mrs. Mary Schultz of Long Island turning one hundred years old and later awakening to a headache. President Coolidge in his inauguration kissed the Bible between ages four and five, a family heirloom given by his grandfather.

Edward Bok Johns Hopkins Walter Hines Page Coolidge

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fowler McCormick Harvester Millions Milwaukee Mac Graham Dairy Corner Grove Brazos Streets Graham Public Library J. Stewart Prudence E Hueston E. Hueston Merry O. E. Hueston J. M. Barrie E. Sweetser E. S. Smith Thelri L. Rice M. E. Sang United States Jacob Gould Schurman China Germany Senate Houghton Berlin London Sidney Smith NEW Oxfords J. P. Alexander CO Pythagoras Jerry Mary Schultz Long Island OIL Cities Electric Comp’y
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