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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1914
Page
2
Restoration advice from Colonel Exaj urges farmers to plant peas and soybeans on stubble to fix soil, add nitrogen, and improve fertility. Legumes inoculate soil, yield green manure, and provide pasture or hay. a profitable practice vs leaving land idle. Congress promotes adoption nationwide.
The Young County Farmers Educational and Co operative Union adopted resolutions on July 3 1914 denouncing efforts by W D Lewis and Peter Radford to influence union members for political candidates. They reaffirm the nonpartisan principle and planned to publish the resolutions locally and forward copies to state headquarters and the Fireside Bulletin.
The Breckenridge Democrat outlines the second annual reunion to be held August 4–6 near Pick etville by Gonzaves river. Events include opening addresses, old settler remarks, ball games, a Confederate Veterans day, bicycle races, broncho busting, memorials, fiddlers contest, and a Jubilee. attendees urged to register, bring artifacts, camps, and advertising materials. Local committee members are named.
A compiled roster shows numerous names and towns including Mrs. S. F. Watson, G. W. Walsh, E. Lynch, W. L. Willis, Sam Copeland, Dan Orr, L. L. Higdon, J. W. Harty, Lizzie Otts, and many others across Texas and nearby states. The list records paid status or orders since the last update and marks credited readers on the mailing list.
M S Patterson of Olney said last Saturday that there were no known anthrax cases among local stock and that the disease would not likely spread to nearby areas, noting no evidence of illness in the open prairie herds.
A country merchant laments heavy debts and shifting customer loyalties while noting the pressure to fund drives and church aims. He recalls farmers who pay late, mail-order rivals, and a climate of harsh judgment for any charity. He weighs his $350 Lightdraft against $10,000 in book accounts as he seeks cash tomorrow.
The Subscription Agency warns that errors may have occurred in entering names and addresses and asks subscribers who have not received magazines after thirty days to contact the office. The club offers four magazines for one year at $1.18 and urges new orders while praising the value.
Final account of guardianship for Wm F Darrow and minors Lelia Eva Thelma Darrow filed in Young County Texas Court. Sheriff to publish for twenty days and objections due by July Term 1914 starting July 13 in Graham. Includes clerk D D Gusenbary and sheriff O H Brown attestations. Also ad section for Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic.
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