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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
2
Notice warning readers that any erroneous reflections on the character or reputation of any person firm or corporation in The Leader will be gladly corrected upon notification to the publishers. Printed at the Graham Post Office as second class mail matter with standard disclaimer.
Extension poultryman S Ross Wallis of the University of Arkansas urges feeding hens a balanced egg-laying ration year round to prevent disruption of their system and maximize egg output. He advises removing male birds after hatching to ensure infertile eggs for market and home storage, selling old or inferior males.
In Farm & Ranch, the article mentions market activity and the saving of several young cockerels for the upcoming breeding season. The piece focuses on practical farm management and future stock planning.
The poem speaks from soldiers who died in Flanders fields. It urges the living to continue the fight and honor the fallen by keeping faith and raising the torch high. The verse by John McCrae marks a memorial call to persistence and remembrance.
A whimsical poem depicts the Town of Dont You Worry on the River Smile. It describes cheerful streets shaded by trees with names like the Very Seldom Frown and Frequent Barnet Prayer, and residents who are happy and singing under No-Fret Hill.
Henry Molere, legless and wealthy, lives in New Orleans but deposits funds in Memphis Union Planter Bank. A familiar race track figure, he says he is a benefactor of mankind and uses psychology to tempt track bettors. He keeps artificial legs in a suitcase and prefers banking to betting as a livelihood.
A student faces a tricky exam question about two horses racing two miles. One horse runs a mile in 1.5 minutes, the other in 2 minutes. The pupil refuses to engage with horseracing while leaving the problem unanswered.
A witty line contrasts balloon trousers and tires with balloon heads, suggesting the latter are the problem. The remark playfully critiques inflated ideas or personalities in a humorous, light tone.
The article recalls Josiah Bartlett’s role in the 1776 Declaration roll call and his signing first after the President. It notes the Sesqui Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia from June 1 to December 1 marking 150 years since the document and outlines Bartlett’s life from Puritan birth to New Hampshire governor and militia colonel.
The Leader notes services at the Church of Christ across from the high school building starting June 6. Elder S A Ribble will preach with a probable list of subjects. Those who have heard him praise his preaching and a cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.
Public notice issued in Young County listing Sylphia Tynes and numerous heirs as defendants in case No. 8070. C C Bloodworth seeks title to 50 acres from Sylphia Tynes Survey. alleges unlawful entry and possession by defendants since May 1926. Prayer for title and possession under five and ten year statutes of limitation. Proceedings set for first Monday in June 1926 in Graham court.
The document records a writ return directive for the next regular term of the Young County District Court. Willie Riggs, Clerk, certifies the writ's execution with an official seal and date in Graham, dated May 11, 1926, with Deputy Rubye Lee Edens signing.
Spring brings buds and flowers to many gardens in town, evoking smiles and a sense of renewal as residents enjoy the season's colors. Bright blooms decorate yards and public spaces, lifting community spirits.
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