The Farmer and the Demagogue: Postwar Woes and Trade Secrets
A historical reflection on demagogues uplifting farmer burdens to gain power and money. It notes postwar promises, requires systematic business training for farmers and merchants, and cites B F Yoakum on farmer share of prices. It promotes Draughon’s Practical Business College in Graham, Texas, as a path to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Yoakum
Austin
Draughon
Practical Business College
Graham
Texas
Mrs Mabry Hosts Club Meeting and Quilt Squares
Mrs Mabry honored her sister Mrs J H Norman of Duncan Oklahoma with a club gathering. Priscilla Club members and many guests contributed quilt squares in lavender and white, with Halls bag awarded and Wynns winning an embroidered pincushion. Officers elected: Jackson president McCarroll vice president R G Graham secretary treasurer Rose reporter. Adieux at a late hour and Wadsworth to host next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabry
J. H. Norman
Duncan Oklahoma
Priscilla Club
Mesdames Wynns
Short
McCain
Hallam
Jones
Jas
Matthews
R. E. Mabry
Hudson
Fry
Garrett
Manning
Logan
Welton
James
Dot Graham
Mesdames McCarroll
Morrison, Morris
Jackson
McCarroll
R. G. Graham
Trea Urer
Rose
Adieux
Wadsworth
Lost keys with brass tag found on Graham streets
A ring of several keys with a brass tag stamped with the number five was lost in Graham on Sunday night. Return to the Leader office for a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Bowman Lumber Manager Sees Worst Crop Prospects
J. W. McAllister of Bowman Lumber Company in West Texas visited the city yesterday and warned that crop prospects are the worst he has seen in more than twenty years of observing the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McAllister
Bowman Lumber Company
West
Texas
Accused of Stealing and Local Advices
E E Chamberlan of Clinton Me accuses Buclin s Arnica Salve of stealing pain from burns sores and other injuries It promises healing and is sold for 25c at druggists B H Cunningham the postmaster s assistant adopts an Oliver Printype typewriter A F Stewart Son surveyors study a Beeville Beeville Beeville Am establishing a railroad through Mce Mullen Live Oak counties funded by Jesse Jones Estimated cost two million dollars The Graham Leader and Dallas News one year for 1 75
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E. E. Chamberlan
Clinton
Buclin
Mce- Mullen
Live Oak
Beeville
Nueces Valley
Jesse Jones
Texas
Revival meetings yield seven conversions at Red Top
At Red Top seven conversions and two accessions were reported during a four day revival led by Rev. J. Hall Bowman with sermons that spiritually benefited all. Hawkins Chapel saw one soul saved and joined the church, preached by Rev. J. M. Bond of Weatherford, praised as a skilled revivalist. Henry Chapel had few sinners, moved to Markley for further outreach.
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Red Top
J. Hall Bowman
Hawkins Chapel
J. M. Bond
Weatherford
Henry Chapel
Markley
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