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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
3
The new Texas nursing law takes effect June 14 1923 requiring licensed graduates to show their license if asked. Re registration is required by July 1 with a 50 cent fee for a license valid to March 31 1924 and renewal each year. Reciprocity available for out of state nurses.
A humorous bit in Lupino Lane's National Theatre show features a goat snacking near a Ford car in a Hollywood forest scene. Spectators report the goat munches on non engine parts while Lane ridicules the notion of a goat eating a Ford, delivering lighthearted satire.
Wesley Taylor spent the week with friends at Murray. There appears to be a special attraction at Murray connected to Wesley as his old home.
The National Theatre presents the silent drama Man From Hell's River by James Oliver Curwood showing next Wednesday and Thursday. The production features Yosemite scenery unique to a Northwest setting a heroic Mountie romance and the wolf dog Rin Tin as dog team pilot adding thrills and a tale of devotion.
A Farmers Bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture outlines a whitewash method using lime salt rice plaster of Paris and glue. The mixture includes quick lime warm water salting and plant for a glossy finish with optional carbolic acid for disinfection.
Five of seven regents favored electing Governor Neff as president of the State University of Texas while one opposed. Permanent election is paused due to pending legislative appropriations for schools and unclear salary funds.
Arrangements plan to float a $130 million Austrian loan with $25 million underwritten by American bankers and 80 percent guaranteed by France, Great Britain, Italy and Czechoslovakia.
Austria releases seven new postage stamps each bearing the image of a renowned musician. The set highlights prominent composers and performers, celebrating musical heritage and national pride through philatelic art.
The high school announces its top students with High Honor Roll members Edna Bowron Rufus McAfee Carl Smith Kate Stringer Velma D Adams Willie Allen Norman Burnett Cecil Porter Elsie Schlittler Elizabeth Wright Juanita Jackson Jessie Reagan Lucille Norman Nell Caldwell and Frank Duncan. The Honor Roll includes Frances Bell Avis Calvin Mary Bowman Alice Graham Lina Choate Lola Hodge Mary Choate Katherine Norris Ruby Harris Artie Slater Hazel Ellis Eileen Slater Erna Hustead Wileth Watson Winnie Lisle Lillie Mae Turner Mary Margaret McNamara Jewel Reagan Martha Mae Morris Blaine Devine Claudia Alford Lois Johnson Marietta Jordan Gladys Fowler Floyd Lisle Hattie Cambern Walter Moreland Adelle Mayes Robert Raburn Orelean Ramsey Ira Woods Elizabeth Morrison Claude Stewart Barnett Cannon and Aaron Correll.
The Shawnee Park School announces honor roll lists for multiple grades. First grade names include Paul Collins and Edmonia Smith, with extended lists for third, fourth, second, and sixth grades and additional students across grades.
Honor rolls listed by grade at East Ward School with many students named in each class from Beginners to Seventh Grade. Names include Esther Baker Frank Atcheson Norris Stevenson Pauline Gray Christene Maynard Mary D. Price among others.
Grover Collier departed Sunday for Clarendon on a business mission. He is expected to return with progress on the assignment and establish contacts with local partners.
In a Progressive Farmer letter, Mrs. B. S. argues adults should protect children from imagined terrors. She condemns frightening kids to gain obedience and shares an incident where a neighbor warned of a "big old black bear" to deter stair use, urging honest explanations instead.
Clarence Jones is back in school after several days of illness. He had been absent during the last days of the term and missed classes before returning to activities.
William Fox presents The Town That Forgot God a special film showing a whole town built to be destroyed by a man made flood. The sequence allegedly rivals history with houses barns trees inhabitants and even cameramen swept away. The film opens a two day engagement starting Monday June 11 at the National Theatre.
Adler the sign man from Graham is in Olney this week doing special scenery work at Shorty’s. The effect should be pleasing when he finishes, and Adler is regarded as one of the best sign men to have visited the region.
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