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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1913
Page
6
A compact table lists ancient measures and Bible references including lengths like a Sabbath day journey and an ell. monetary values such as silver shekels and talents. and Bible trivia noting word frequencies, longest and shortest verses, and notable chapters. It also mentions a Madrid prison tale of the Spanish prince and a Fort Worth murder case sentence.
A compact editorial-like piece argues that newspaper advertising should reflect facts not fiction. It asserts readers want store news and sound business arguments, and that advertisers must believe in their products to earn consumer trust.
The Leader offers publication services for magazines and newspapers and can secure printing and distribution while helping subscribers save money.
A civic exhortation urges public pride and citizen involvement in city development. It argues that willingness outweighs latent ability and questions how much time or energy individuals devote to public service. It notes esteem reflects community activity and prompts readers to act.
In Bryson Texas on a Big Monday a gathering of pigs is noted with a local figure G. M. Kinder involved. The fragment references Second Monda and a meeting event with animals in a small Texas town.
Peter Radford argues cooperation beats coercion in farming. He deems farming less hazardous when farmers share ideas, learn new methods, and cooperate with neighbors. He notes marketing biases hurt producers when small crops fetch higher prices than abundant harvests, urging joint efforts to improve practices.
Notice that the annual meeting of the Beckham National Bank shareholders in Graham Texas will be held at the bank offices on Tuesday July 13 1914 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. to elect directors and transact other business. R E Lynch cashier notes the date December 1 1913.
The Federal Department of Labor has created a Children's Bureau to guide parents in child care and has issued a free booklet on Prenatal Culture. The government has long promoted improvements in livestock crops and farming methods and now focuses on improving the human race.
A vintage plea urges readers to help those less fortunate during Christmas. It emphasizes that sharing joy and giving to a child in need can ease sorrow, brighten days, and sow kindness across communities on Christmas day.
Notice announces annual election of directors to be held at the Graham National Bank office in Graham Texas on Tuesday January 13 1914 from 9 am to 4 pm. The bank signature is Chas Gay cashier dated December 11 1913. The text also includes unrelated promotional copy for newspaper subscriptions and a humorous item about Santa Claus.
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