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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1925
Page
4
The article stresses selecting for production over show qualities, emphasizing the importance of strain, meat versus egg production, and careful mating. It notes that housing and feeding affect egg germ development, advises culling hens with poor breeding potential, and urges choosing sires for type and reproductive ability. It also sets age guidelines for breeders and recommends studying Breeding for Production to boost profits.
Feeding schedule for chicks from birth to maturity. Details include no water in first 48 hours, gradual introduction of milk and oats, transition to grain, and daily portions. Maintain grit charcoal and sanitary mash, move outdoors on warm days, separate cockerels, and adjust for pullets layers timeline.
A business man urges a high school graduate to use the summer for training at Tyler Commercial College to qualify for a good position. He cites the need for specialized training, the value of a business school, and the chance to earn through university studies with the school’s program. The ad promotes the college’s courses and a free book Achieving Success in Business.
Among Young County Schools the consolidated census rolls are being compiled with gains and losses in scholastic populations. The county total will run near 4,500 as the open season on teaching positions begins. County officials note faults in teacher placement and stress thorough records checks. County Superintendent inspections of classrooms were completed, with two visits per room and 25 State-Aid schools receiving an extra visit, totaling about 4,500 miles of automobile travel.
The piece notes that holders of first grade certificates with six years of teaching since 1910 may obtain a first grade permanent certificate by applying to the State Department of Education. It condemns the measure as a backward step and calls it political meddling in public education.
Iowa Park will entertain the District 4 Inter scholastic League meet this weekend with strong representation from Young County schools and an expectation of several first place finishes.
The Alabama Extension Service advises growers to maintain clean, mite-free bird housing to protect flocks. Emphasis on sanitation, regular checks, and preventive measures to reduce mite infestations and disease risk.
A Progressive Farmer letter argues for cooperative production of eggs and other farm products to capture top market prices. It cites Corpus Christi cotton, Electra milk creamery success, and urges communities to unite for quality eggs to secure strong summer demand.
Remember, poultry raisers, every bad egg that you send away from the town this spring and summer hurts the community's reputation and your potential market just to that degree. See if you can not get your neighbors to co-operate with you in sending nothing but good infertile eggs to the market. It is to your interest to watch your own practices and those of others in the effort to maintain the reputation of the community and save the loss.
Two men cross a street and debate the meaning of jaywalker. A playful exchange ends as a taxi interrupts the moment.
All schools in Young County will close by May 22 and most before that date. School picnics and closing programs showcase youthful oratorical and dramatic training for grand finales as leaders of the future gain encouragement and support during their school days.
I M Foehr guardian of Edgar Braune Renata Braune and Hilmar Braune filed in Young County Texas a petition for an order to lease mineral rights on the south 100 acres of the west half of T E L Company Survey No 188 Abstract 435. The hearing before the County Judge in Graham will be held May 2 1925.
A Christian Herald writer recalls amateur nurses called forehead rubbers for hesitating in emergencies during World War I. The piece argues many hurry to fuss and brood, fearing action, and contends that will should be trained to act first and then act properly.
A witty exchange about marriage and business trust. The wife replies that her husband shares concerns whenever she buys a new hat, illustrating a light domestic punchline in a period voice.
The excerpt notes that some fear automobiles and airplanes while others fear the dentist. It presents a light reflection on common anxieties and everyday worries without a clear argument or narrative arc.
A humorous exchange where Ruth suggests Fred has taken up classical dancing and Fred’s wife adds a quip about him imagining the idea while struggling to fit into a union suit in a Pullman berth.
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