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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
2
Publication safeguards acknowledge corrections for any erroneous reflections on character standing or reputation of persons firms or corporations appearing in The Leader columns. Citizens with concerns advised to bring them to the publishers' attention.
The article argues poultry is a major farm cash crop, yielding 1.043 billion dollars in 1919 and 1.656 billion dozen eggs in 1920. It stresses poultry supports farm families, circulates income locally, and promotes diversified farming with strong role for women in households.
The sixteenth annual Farmers' Short Course will be held at the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas in College Station, Texas.
The piece notes Texas as a top exporter now, with potential to lead in manufacturing as idle bank money shifts to factories. Rising Star investors earned 100 percent on a 10 000 egg incubator, while egg profits and lush tomato commerce in Jacksonville illustrate diversified wealth, hinting at broader state growth beyond cotton.
The push by rail lines into sparsely served Northwest Texas signals growing prosperity. Earlier, large bonuses were necessary to attract lines, but today the race to reach new markets underscores economic expansion and development in the region.
Kerrville Alpine and other resort towns in Southwest Texas report larger crowds this summer as Texans enjoy the climate. Resorts note crowds and plan to promote health and pleasure offerings, suggesting less need to travel to California or Colorado for a pleasant season.
The Rio Grande Valley grows citrus and vegetables and could rival California and Florida. With improved transportation, the Texas region is poised for unprecedented development, becoming the winter garden and orchard of America.
Announcement by T. O. Walton Director of the Farmers Short Course invites all ages to register for a program designed to address farm and home problems. Courses cover Animal and Dairy Husbandry Poultry Agronomy Horticulture Entomology Plant Diseases Rural Sociology Agricultural Economics and Agricultural Engineering with an exhibit of modern farm machinery and home equipment. Home Demonstration Work focuses on health meal planning clothing and home improvement for rural women and girls through lectures and demonstrations.
Installation of a farm electric plant lets a farmer light the premises and barn, work after dark, and operate small motors for washing machines, churns, cream separators, vacuum sweepers, fans, and irons. Wives report saving three to five hours on washing and half ironing time.
The speaker argues that successful business requires organizing factors to cover expenses from receipts. He challenges radical clubs that claim capital exploits labor, noting most radicals cannot hire labor, pay wages, and profit, illustrating the difficulty of balancing supply and demand.
Ford Motor Company reached the half million mark in Fordson production when tractor No 500000 rolled from the River Rouge assembly line at 4 23 pm on May 21. The milestone tractor will be shown at state fairs during the summer and fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cox and son John Perry of Graham spent last Sunday visiting Mr. Coxs twin brother E. W. Cox and family. Mr. Cox holds a position on The Graham Leader where he has worked for several years.
A playful verse traces the progression from smiles to a fat movie contract. It riffs on how humor and audience reaction can lead to a lucrative deal for a performer.
A satirical piece from Eugene Butler argues the fertile rooster disrupts the Texas egg trade by introducing live animals into eggs. The essay claims eggs with live embryos spoil consumer trust, lowering prices, and calls for removing the rooster after the breeding season.
Mrs. Lela Cook reports years of gas and nervousness relieved by Adlerika. The ad claims one spoonful clears gas and bloating, promising real bowel cleansing. Translation of the promotional copy appears for L. M. Davis Drugs Co. in Eliasville at Nelson's Drug Store.
Officials issue a public summons in a debt case, W. M. Miller vs J. D. Harris. The citation requires weekly publication for four weeks in a local or district newspaper, with court date set for June 29, 1925 in Graham. The suit seeks a $26.50 debt plus costs, foreclosure, garnishment lien, and general relief. The JP signs and orders execution return.
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