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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1926
Page
8
B J W Becknor Jr explains in Semi-Weekly Farm News that greens are essential for poultry growth and egg yield. He advises year round access to lettuce, cabbage, Bermuda grass, rape, sudan, and sprouted oats, with irrigation where needed, to keep pullets productive and reduce feed costs.
The Leader asks readers to mail or call in visitor names so the paper can spell them correctly. With many visitors in Graham, the paper cannot learn all names alone and asks for cooperation to ensure every visitor is mentioned.
An editorial riff argues that how people spend idle hours reveals true character and discipline. It contends leisure choices reflect personal habits, ethics, and social responsibility, urging self awareness and prudent use of free moments.
Writ commands the Young County Sheriff to publish weekly for ten days a probate notice for W. W. Good. E. L. Holcomb seeks to probate the will and obtain letters testamentary with will annexed. The hearing is set for October 4, 1926, at Graham Court House. interested parties must appear. Witness dated July 22, 1926.
The Graham Leader offers a yearlong subscription and Wichita Daily Times through November 15 for 3.50 dollars. A real bar gain in newspapers.
A Literary Digest report cites a survey of about 500 police chiefs showing 414 or more approve all steel car bodies for safety. The editors and a California chief note steel bodies improve visibility and crash survivability, predicting steel replaces wood framing in cars within years.
A concise reflection on love that gives without seeking return, emphasizing steadfast dedication and selfless care as the highest virtue rather than anticipated reward. The line frames affection as an enduring moral standard rather than a transactional exchange.
A slang exchange between Eff and John reveals a heated street chat about drinking. John explains the term chicken licker refers to two drinks and a careless stumble in the gutter.
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