People urged to buy Liberty Bonds for war effort
The article argues the government funded the war by appealing to mass bond purchases, not just Wall Street. It cites inflation risk if banks financed alone, and notes the benefits of broad public participation, linking subscriptions to national unity and local circulation of funds. It also urges cheerful letters to soldiers and criticizes discouraging home front correspondence.
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Wall Street
Jobler Securities
Treasury
McAdoo
Graham Market Known for Top Prices on Farm Produce
Graham is recognized nationwide as the premier market for all kinds of produce. Buyers here seek diverse farm goods and consistently pay premium prices, encouraging farmers to bring their best yields to town.
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Graham
Old Settlers' Reunion and Graham in 1877 History
Historic Graham notes recount the 1877 Old Settlers story with families such as B B Garrett and wife, Col J N Adair, and Capt T P James. It covers the town’s growth, a windstorm that year, local figures, the birth of the Texas Cattle Raisers Association, and buffalo hunting trade through Fort Worth.
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Graham
Mobile
Alabama
Garrett
Ledbetter & Co
Col
J. N. Adair
George Kisinger
Baylor County
Salt Creek
Fourth
Cherry Streets
T. P. James
Tme
Cherry Street
W. T. Finch
Finch
L. J. Stroop
Waxahachie
Judge Stroop
Texas
South Oak Street
S. McJimsey
M. J. McLaren
Palo Pinto
Young County Lodge
Texas Cattle Raisers Association
Ben Waters
Joe Benedict
J. H
N. H. Graham
Sam and
George
Dad
Jo W. Akin
Wichita Falls
B. S. Doty
Vance
Jas. Melton
Bob Vandever
Melton
Palo Pinto County
Vandever
Jas. Stewart
Tormado
Kramer
Wilder
Col. E. S. Graham
Presbyterian Church
South Elm Street
Elm
First Streets
W. M. Goode
Missouri
South Bend
Fort Worth
Governor's attacks on higher education incite public prejudice
The Dallas News opinion argues that the Governor uses incoherent claims and appeals to ignorance to attack the University and higher education. It contends his rhetoric mobilizes prejudices of rural and discontented voters and threatens intellectual standards and decency.
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Abilene
Dallas News
Wheat crop in Oklahoma expected to yield 25 to 30 million bushels
Oklahoma's wheat harvest has begun with expectations of total output between 25,000,000 and 30,000,000 bushels this year. Prices are anticipated to be higher, while commentary notes improvements in delivery costs and consumer savings from streamlined credit and delivery practices.
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Oklahoma
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Frank H. Bowron
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Uncle Sam
Army
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Honey Grove Signal
General Goethals
United States Shipping Board
Col. L. P. Featherstone
Beaumont
Texas Steel Company
W. L. Graves
B. B. Garrett
Chicago
Pas
C. W. Johnson
Arnold & Arnold
W. A. Morris
Graham National Bank
Graham, Texas
M. H. Chism
Pythian Hall
Bert “King
Seymour and
R. D. Rutherford
Henderson’s Wagon Yard
Dr. N. B. Blevins
Independent Phone No
Graham-Eliasville
Auto Mail
Eliasville
Ellesville
Jean
Olmey
Newcastle
Loving
J. H. Fisher
Graham Independent Telephone Company
J.P. Hamilton