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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1924
Page
3
Advice from a poultry expert covers winter care, Laying mash selection, and breeding strategy. Emphasizes clean housing, exercise, proper litter, and consistent feeding to maximize egg yield. Cautions buyers to select breeders with proven line breeding and warns against overreliance on flashy show stock.
A Texas constable sale listing two separate parcels under a 1923 order. First, 86 acres leased land in John Dailey Survey Ab 78, owned by Belle H and O A McBrayer, to be sold Feb 2 1944 at Graham Court House. Second, a 600 barrel wood tank and a 250 barrel deck tank at Black Stralls Bryson premises in Graham to satisfy a $862.50 judgment.
The Hound Men’s Association will convene at the I C C F Hall in Graham on January 14 1924 at 2 PM the second Monday. All members urged to attend. 17-19. More individuals worry about slimness of purse than poverty of mind.
A poor blind beggar played accordion in Mineral Wells in front of a pavilion. Sympathetic townsfolk dropped coins and bills into his hat as he, thinly clad, was led by a young boy and girl, apparently his son and daughter. They left in a closed luxury car after Wednesday night’s charity.
Notice to stockholders that a meeting will be held at the bank offices on January 9 at 2 p.m. for the election of directors for the ensuing year and for other matters. H. G. Millican, Cashier.
New York on December 20 Edward W. Bok presented the winning plan in the $100,000 American peace contest to Mr. Bok by Elihu Root, jury chairman. The author will get $50,000 now, name to be released after a referendum across the nation begins January 7. If approved, $50,000 more follows after February 1.
A fragmentary piece narrates a bizarre exchange about youth strength and survival. A man recalls a bear encounter, a barber watches and questions the tale while a boy learns strength comes from effort and resilience.
Fragmentary dialogue quotes a youngster asking about birthplace and nationality while recounting a mix of travels and identities. The text references birth in Belgium Italy and Honolulu, Japan, and Russia with an English parent, plus biblical city mentions and a note about Jerusalem.
A fast locomotive leaped an open drawbridge with a twenty eight foot gap, landing safely on the far side while tender and cars plunged into the opening and piled up. No harm to the engine reported.
A young boy in Quebec endures icy conditions up to his neck and answers that he is cold but refuses to call it cold in his own quirky dialect. He replies in fractured French English, hinting at regional speech.
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