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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1926
Page
5
An overview of incubator technology tracing heat and moisture control from early manure-heated rooms to modern devices. It explains moisture management, heat sources, regulator types, lamp controls, insulation, and ventilation, concluding that well-made incubators now outdo hens for reliability.
W S Knudsen president and general manager of Chevrolet predicts a strong 1926 for the auto industry. He expects retail car sales to match 1925 and truck sales to rise, with dealers improving merchandising and handling of used cars at fair prices. He also foresees better dealer shops lowering maintenance costs and continued demand for quality cars.
The inscription marks Franklin’s grave at Christ Church Burying Ground Philadelphia near Arch Street. The article notes the modest slab chosen by Franklin, the 1790 burial, and annual wreaths by the Poor Richard Club. It recalls his leadership in science, diplomacy, and institutions, including the American Philosophical Society, University of Pennsylvania, and Pennsylvania Hospital.
Interest rises in a substantial brick school building at Proffitt as Young County expands brick facilities. Seven rural brick schools exist, with plans for more in 1926. Bus service at Bunger and Eliasville spurs consolidation talks, while trustee candidacy becomes a topic under new filing rules.
Five years ago Young County had six rural schools with creditable work above the eighth grade. This year there are sixteen such schools, showing substantial improvement in the district's rural education achievements.
The text notes about one hundred teachers serve rural schools and only ten have taught in the county continuously since 1920. It invites readers to reflect on long tenure and local education stability.
Information from the State Department of Education states a Rural State Aid Supervisor will visit the county soon. The definite date is not known, and trustees or principals will be notified if possible before a school is visited.
A movement progresses to organize a county boys rural basketball league with championship games to be held at the county meet. Full plan details appear in this or next week's edition of the paper.
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