Farmers Short Course at A and M College July 23 28
The Fourteenth Annual Farmer s Short Course at A and M College will be held in College Station from July 23 to 28. Rail fare reduced to one and one fifth, meals pennies and dormitory options available, with camping space and car delivery services. The program includes practical farm topics, homemaking classes, animal husbandry, agronomy, insect and disease control, judging and contests, plus adjunct organizations promoting rural life and agricultural writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and M. College
College Station
A. Ard M. College
Agriculture of
Texas
Country
Cotton Seed Breeders Association
State Horticultural Society
Texas Honey Producers Association
Agricultural Writers Conference
Local residents note medical trip and birth in July
Miss Edith Moody was taken to Fort Worth Tuesday for treatment after several days of larger bites. Rev and Mrs W E Harrell of Leving announced the birth of a daughter at a local hospital on Tuesday July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Moody
Fort Worth
W. E. Harrell
Leving
Mrs Russell Hosts Guests From Palestine and Dallas
Mr and Mrs Charles Russell host Mrs Cora Wise and her son George Miss Mary Peese of Palestine and Mrs Florence Payne of Dallas as their week’s guests in a social note reflecting local hospitality and guest lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Russell
Cora Wise
George
Mary Peese
Palestine
Florence Payne
Dallas
Refuge pageant ends as soldiers seek peace and wine
A British Tomm y, a French poilu and a Belgian corporal, freed from a wartime stockade, walk arm in arm toward an inn to drink to friendship in vin rouge. The scene from Refuge, a First National production by MacDonald and B P Sehulberg, screens at the National Theatre next Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Poily
Na- MacDonald
B. P. Sehulberg
National Theatre
Weekleys travel to Colorado for visit
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Weekley left Tuesday for a visit to Colorado. Mr. E. S. Graham and family left today for Winslow Arkansas to spend the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
B. F. Weekley
Colorado
E. S. Graham
Winslow
Arkansas
Akins Visiting in Waco and Hubbard City This Week
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Akin are visiting in Waco and Hubbard City this week. They are seen at local gatherings and are likely staying with regional acquaintances while touring the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
J. J. Akin
Waco
Hubbard City
Local notes from Mount Pleasant and nearby towns
Miss Virginia Cooper visits sister Mrs G C Collier in Mount Pleasant Tennessee. J A Allen crippled with a bad hip but on streets yesterday. Mr and Mrs G C Masey travel to Colorado and Wyoming. Mr and Mrs R M Rose entertain a daughter since July 8. Mr M K Graham and family head to Winslow Arkansas for summer. Dan Padgett of Loving in city with a pleasant young lady. W T Fisher and family return to Mullin after visiting J Wiley Moore and relatives. J Wiley Moore and family and Mrs Bud Lowery and Allie in Fort Worth. Dr R A Duncan and family leave for cooler clime in Colorado for weeks. Ben Cunningham of Texarkana visits Graham friends. Band concert at park Sunday afternoon draws large crowd. Mr Matthews with Dr Spencer and others furnish music Sundays. W D Spivey of Finis sells peaches. grasshoppers eating fruit. C Fauntieroy and family return from Texas Oklahoma trip by Ford coupe via Galveston Navasota Sulphur Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Park
Matthews
Spencer
Thrilling film features young Wesley Barry at Rex Theatre
Wesley Barry stars in Heroes of the Street at Rex Theatre for Wednesday and Thursday showings. The Warner Brothers drama blends humor and pathos as Mickey Callahan, a quick-witted Irish youth, navigates gang rivals, a bull terrier ally, a mystery, and a love story directed by William Beaudine with a noted supporting cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Barry
Rex Theatre
Warner Brothers
Wesley
Lem Parker
Edmund Goulding
Mickey Callahan
Wiliam Beaudine
Marie Prevost
Jack Mulhall
Wilfred Lucas
Aggie Herron
al Walling
Philo McCullough
Peaches” Jackson
Joe Butterworth
Phil Ford
Wedgewood Nowell
Lillian Leeds
Billie Beaudine, Jr
Mrs A B Graham Plans Extended Visit Away From Home
Mrs A B Graham plans to depart today for an extended visit to Lubbock and other places, traveling for an unspecified period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Graham
Lubbock
Notice of Sale in Graham National Bank Case
Order of Sale issued by the Clerk of the District Court of Young County on June 21 1923 in a suit where The Graham National Bank is plaintiff and Homer E Lewis and J W Travers are defendants. Judgment rendered March 6 1923 for $2642.53 with 10 percent interest from judgment date plus costs. levy made and sale will proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Young County
Graham National Bank
Homer E. Lewis
J. W. Travers
Drilling Equipment Seized in Young County Texas Auction
The sale at the Young County courthouse in Graham Texas will offer Homer E. Travers and J W Travers interest in drill equipment. Items include 3 boilers engines belts screws cranes lines tubing pipe bailers and other oilfield gear valued with a $2642.53 judgment in favor of The Graham National Bank and costs. Auction conducted by J D Dawson Constable Precinct No 1 on July 18 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Young County
Texas
Homer E
J. W. Travers
Homer E. Lewistown
South Bend
Graham National Bank
J. D. Dawson
Graham
The Grindstone as Everyday Landmark
A playful meditation on stones named for professions and roles. It contrasts birthstones and trade symbols with the grindstone, noting how daily life fixes us to a common, practical point.
Oldest National Flag Becomes Danish Emblem
The oldest national flag is Denmark's banner, adopted in 1219 and still in use today. Authorities note its long continuity and heritage as a national emblem. The record highlights Denmark's enduring vexillological history and the flag's ancient origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
A Smile Can Brighten a Day and Drive Worry Away
A poem praising a smile as a simple, universal remedy that cannot feed the hungry or clothe the poor but can lift spirits. It claims a smile changes bitter feelings, brightens days, and drives away Mr. Worryman for any person, with a light, inclusive tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Worryman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Virginia Cooper
Mount Pleasant
Tennessee
G. C. Collier
J. A. Allen
G. C. Masey
Wyoming
Mrs. R. M. Rose
M. K. Graham
Dan Padgett
Loving
W. T. Fisher
Mullin
J. Wiley Moore
Bud Lowery
Allie
R. A. Duncan
Ben Cunningham
Texarkana
Ben
W. D. Spivey of
Finis
Mr. C. Fauntieroy
Oklahoma
Galveston
Navasota
Sulphur Springs
Thrilling Film
Young Wesley Barry
Bush and Lane
Wootten & Reed Owners
S. W
Newt Hamrick
Graham Tire Shop
Southeast Corner
Crazy Hotel
Oak Avenue
Fairfield Inn
Mineral Wells
Moore Building
Ft. Worth
City Drug Store
G. M. Applegate
South Street
Cherry Street
East First Street
East 4Th ST
Ind
South Elm St
H. M. Taylor
Remsey Nursery
Austin
W. D. Spivey
Tfc
R. P. Willis
First
National Bank
Wichita Falls
J. A. Sims
Graham Grocery Company
J. G. Harris
Constable’s Sale
Percale
Ratina
North
Ramsey Drug Store
Lee
SLSG
Kids’ Unionalls
Childs
Davis
Stetson