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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1926
Page
8
The text argues cotton profits are thin and farmers should diversify into feedstuff, livestock, and home production. It emphasizes increasing income per acre, reducing cotton acreage, and raising pigs, calves, and poultry to cut grocery costs while boosting net farm income and independence quoted from Henry W. Grady’s urging for self-sufficiency.
A compact retrospective praising the Bible for its depth safe for timid readers yet meaningful for experts. It is described as foundational to civil law and practice, a source of comfort, and a timeless epitome from birth to beyond. The quotation credits John Watson.
A playful Abschied style meditation on the body asks where a man buys a knee cap or a hair lock key and wonders about the eyes teeth and limbs as if to seek hidden purposes. The playful verse invites curiosity without offering concrete answers.
Following community calls, J E Parsons and W A Ribble have repainted the Goose Neck Cemetery fence. The treasury lacks funds for the work and supporters are asked to donate via Parsons Ribble or the First National Bank in Graham.
A wry remark notes an optimist buys a used car from a man who bought it second hand. The quip highlights the circular logic of optimism in a simple commerce setup.
Ten reasons why farm boys and girls should be club members are listed by The Progressive Farmer. Benefits include enlarged vision, interest in rural life, earning money, recreation, record keeping, modern farming methods, dignity of farm work, directed thoughts, organization and cooperation, and building ownership partnership leadership and citizenship.
Report notes a fatal crush at a sale yesterday. witnesses describe a chaotic crowding incident with a tragic outcome. Names, location, and exact bargains are not confirmed in the readable text.
A brief quip contrasts travel by buggy with sparking romance to modern driving and parking in an auto. The light verse nods to earlier eras and present day motoring.
A local drugstore touts its safety with graduate pharmacists who hold doctor level diplomas. They claim every prescription is carefully rechecked and filled with pure fresh drugs. The shop promises a full druggist’s line and invites patronage.
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