Leader corrective policy notice
The Graham Leader invites readers to report any erroneous reflections on a person firm or corporation in its columns to enable prompt corrections and maintain accuracy in the newspaper.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1925
Page
2
The Graham Leader invites readers to report any erroneous reflections on a person firm or corporation in its columns to enable prompt corrections and maintain accuracy in the newspaper.
The Young County Poultry Association met on the courtyard lawn Monday evening with aid from the Graham Chamber of Commerce. Guest speakers included W W Byers Stephens County Poultry Association president J C Patterson County Agent C C French Fort Worth Livestock Association and Whittaker of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce. Whittaker showed poultry raising moving pictures and delivered a memorable message. Newt Hamrick Chris Stoffers, program committee, and P C Walker aided in arranging the meeting. The association also thanks Mr Ramsey of the Ramsey company for assistance.
The Leader announces the Young County Poultry Association and invites county residents to join for one dollar yearly. Mrs. W M Goode of South Bend writes an article on poultry work and plans to contribute future pieces. The association pledges to publish articles on its activities and progress.
The article defines profit as the small residual from the margin between cost and selling price after covering all expenses. It lists numerous costs from wages to taxes and pilfering, and notes that if these consume the margin, the merchant has no real profit.
The First National production Sundown screens at the National Theatre Friday and Saturday July 24 25. Earl Hudson who supervised the film and wrote the story selected the cast for strong fidelity to the characters in the narrative.
A compact saying promotes travel virtue emphasizing clean clothes thoughts and habits as helpful travel companions. It frames personal conduct as part of a well rounded journey.
Young County schools begin new structures at Bitter Creek and True with plans for a two story brick building in Loving to be bid July 21. Loving voters approve a 15000 bond. a Bullock district school will be erected between Graham and Newcastle from parts of Belknap and Brier Branch.
Murray school will add one room and perform repairs and painting at the California building. Tank Valley school plans substantial repairs and equipment upgrades before the next term begins.
The author condemns acts of vandalism and rock throwing at public buildings. He questions the thrill of damaging defenseless property and urges parents to teach children to seek opposition with non-destructive methods, even suggesting targeting a wasp nest instead.
Evidence of progress shows that both Banger and Ming Bend will include public school music in their courses next year. This move signals expanded arts education in rural districts and aims to enhance student cultural opportunities across the region.
Tentative plans call for the Young and Jack counties teachers institute to be held in Graham from September 7 to 11 with a week of professional study aimed at improving next year’s classroom work. The editor notes mixed views on institutes but says attendance is essential for the meeting’s success.
Graham Brothers increase factory space in Detroit to 400 by 600 feet under one roof and open a new Stockton California plant on June 18. The four factories include Graham Brothers Canada Ltd. Production lines mirror Dodge Brothers methods with a direct flow system enabling up to 150 trucks per nine hours.
The piece notes the inevitability of typos in print and explains how many potential errors arise from type setting. It discusses millions of possible transpositions in common sentences and the vast total errors across an ordinary newspaper issue.
Olney on July 13 reports J. H. Kent a 50 year old farmer eight miles northwest of town. He collapsed with a stroke while walking downtown at 3:30 PM Saturday. Dr. H. C. McKinney said the attack was not serious and attended him.
This week’s crossword puzzle credits Waldo E Frohardt. It features mostly simple words with a few that you should know. Solvers have twenty five minutes to complete it, acknowledging time may vary from person to person.
Two flappers joke about Freddie's circus mishap at the zoo when a baby elephant nuzzles into his trousers. The wordplay centers on the surprising, comical incident and the social scene of the era.
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