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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
7
A fragment discusses Hon. Earle May and a runoff, arguing his election would serve prohibition enforcement and progressive Democratic legislation under the Eighteenth Amendment. The source notes the political context and interest in strong enforcement and reform.
A preacher urges young readers to value education as preparation for future chances and crises. He warns that without schooling many will face disadvantage, temptation, and regrets as life unfolds, urging commitment to divine purpose and self-improvement.
R E Graves of Graham brother of former Index editors helped pack belongings Friday. He may visit his mother at Graham and sister in Wichita Falls next week before possibly moving to Cuba to reside. Graves has edited the Index for four years and is well regarded in Bridgeport.
University of Texas botanist B C Tharp reports a magnificent grove of palm trees in the lower Rio Grande Valley could become a national park. The owner Frank Rabb once offered the site but wartime delays postponed action. The grove now resembles a tropical jungle with 60 to 70 foot tall trees and many tropical birds including Mexican parrots.
A jumble of quoted dialogue shows a character asking for a kiss and another replying with a vague repeated line. The fragment includes phrases What did you say when Jack asked you for a kiss and Same old thing.
A newspaper feature portrays a visitor teasing a staffer in the composing room after a decade of work. The exchange hints at workplace humor and creative atmosphere. No further details about individuals or location are provided.
Notice informs Snowden & McSweeney Company of Breckenridge Texas that it filed July 13 1922 an application with the Board of Water Engineers to divert up to 200 acre feet of Brazos River water for mining via a pumping plant in Young County Texas. A hearing is set for August 28 1923 at 10:00 am in Austin before the Board, with further proceedings possible at alternate times and locations. The notice is signed by Board members L B Norris C S Clark A H Dunlap and secretary A W McDonald.
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