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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1926
Page
2
Public notice states The Graham Leader will print corrections if any error reflecting on a person firm or corporation is brought to the publishers. The statement appears in the post office second class mail newspaper and encourages readers to report inaccuracies for prompt remedy.
Voters away from their precincts on primary day may vote by submitting a golf tax receipt or exemption certificate to the county clerk. If absent countywide, they may use a notary to obtain and mail a ballot, with the ballot marked privately and then counted by the presiding judge.
Texas reaches milestone with the fifty thousandth telephone in Houston. The state hosts the world’s only helium production plant and leads in natural gas fuel use for public utility plants. Texas supplies most mohair and a large share of wool, while two large lignite powered plants are near completion.
A collection of religious reflection titled A Tribute to the Bible by William A. Sunday outlines biblical scenes from Genesis to Revelation and celebrates Jesus as king. It then recounts the humorous paradox My Own Grandfather explaining how a man can be his own grandfather through a chain of marriages and within a widow’s family.
T E Keitt reports a tenant on an 18 acre cotton plot harvested 11 heavy bales by late summer 1921 using two horses and daily square picking. Fertilizer 300 lb acre of 8 3 3 and 75 lb acre sulphate ammonia applied July 1 aided yield though county crop was about one third 1920.
County worker Stella Greene outlines a summer itinerary visiting Red Top Graham South Bend Proffitt Indian Mound Banger from July 4 to August 14 for Sunday Schools and B Y P A activities. Charles Adolphus Sterne a 95 year old Confederate veteran and long time Mason died in Palestine after seventy four years in the craft.
Professor Marconi suggests Mars may have attempted contact with Earth for millennia implying intelligent signals. He likens Martian communication to human telephone service and imagines a historic exchange across space.
An advertisement urges readers to purify the entire system with Calotabs to combat chronic ailments and restore vitality. It promotes a family package with directions for a several week course, priced at 85 cents at drug stores. Bold claims emphasize Calotabs as the greatest system purifier.
A reflective piece praising doctors for their insights into life and healing. The speaker values physicians for their knowledge of the human body, surgeries, and patient care, even inviting conversation over formal service. It contrasts doctors with bankers and artists, ending with a wary hope they never say they must operate.
A columnist urges new husbands to share chores beyond the honeymoon and argues that national progress depends less on the driver’s temperament and more on the roadbed. John Hughes advocates practical focus over flashy sentiment.
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