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Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1923

Page

3

Young County Teachers Association appoints committees

The Young County Teachers Association announces executive, certificates and salary, playground equipment, boys and girls athletic council committees to serve until the next teachers institute. Members span Graham Olney Newcastle South Bend and Ingleside with chairmen named for each panel. The president will appoint further special and advisory committees as needed and reports will be published in county papers.

Avaning Young County Teachers’ssociation Teachers’ Institute C. H. Dillehay Olney Fred Kimmins Jean Viola Jones Hunt Etna Wilkinson Murray L. J. Hester Loving H. B. Cogdell Graham O. McBrayer South Bend J. H. Lundy Eliasville C. T. Williams Newcastle Fred Husted Farmer Wallace Dillard Lone Star Maud Groves Pansy Varnell Johnnie Rodgers Ingleside Lillian Martin Proffitt Ateast

First Tractor Course Concludes At A & M College

The first annual tractor short course by the Agricultural Engineering Department at A and M College of Texas ends in College Station. Participants learn fundamental tractor and farm machinery operation and repair with demonstrations of standard makes, field operation, and disassembly for trouble shooting.

College Station Texas Agricultural Engineering Department A. & M. College of Texas

Special committees urged to file reports by April first

A directive notes that all special committees should file their reports by April 1. The order emphasizes timely review of matters deemed worthwhile by the committees and urges prompt completion of assigned tasks.

Shade Tree Planting For Visitors To National Forests

Forest Service data shows between five and seven million people visit U S national forests annually. The forests serve as natural centers of summer recreation for many families whose vacations are limited by expense.

Forest Service United States Department of Agriculture

Christmas at Masonic Home and School in Fort Worth

More than 300 children of deceased Texas Masons received a Christmas Tree and gifts funded by donations to Superintendent Thomas Fletcher. Girls held a week long bazaar in Fort Worth with proceeds shared by the sellers. The school provides high school education though dormitory space is insufficient, prompting a call for a $5 per capita donation to complete girls’ buildings.

Texas Fort Worth Thomas Fletcher Pl Uce Masons of Texas Masonic School Masons of

Pay Your Poll Tax Before February First

Report urges all eligible voters in Young County to pay poll taxes at once as only three days remain to qualify for this year. With elections possible in precincts and cities, and roads cited as the worst in the state, credentials must be current. Nearly five thousand eligible voters exist, but fewer than five hundred have paid their 1922 poll taxes.

Young County

Germans Angry After Ruhr Invasion Sparks Embassy Attack

A wave of hatred erupts as France invades the Ruhr to collect reparations, sparking mob violence outside the French embassy in Berlin. Officials warn of suspended German payments, while France vows steady pressure unless reparations resume. The unrest signals growing European tension and long term consequences.

Germany France Ruhr Berlin Europe America

Prominent New York Society Women Shout at Harding Letter

New York ladies described as prominent society and club women hissed when a letter from President Harding was read. The letter refuses a meeting with their committee to present arguments for repealing the eighteenth amendment. It states repeal is futile and that an interview would only cause controversy and raise doubts about federal enforcement of prohibition laws.

New York Harding

Robinsons Visit Graham This Weekend

A. R. Robinson and family of Murray were visiting in Graham on Saturday and Sunday, spending time with local relatives and sightseeing around town.

A. R. Robinson Murray Graham

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Ient Teachers Association Executive Council Execu Peai Bandeau Brassieres Queen Ann Snoddy’s Variety Store Masonic Rex Theatre William Duncan Edith Johnston Danger Also Larry Lemon In Counter Jumper Gloria Swanson The Impossible Mrs. Bellew Conrad Nagel June Elvidge Robert Cain Employes Lbr. CO Graham’s Building Store
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