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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
2
The Leader invites readers to point out any erroneous reflections on the character standing or reputation of any person firm or corporation in its columns so corrections can be made promptly by the publishers.
A London paper asks What is Home and quotes six lively responses. Each answer frames home as father’s kingdom, mother’s world, a shelter from hardship, a place where the small may be great, and a garden of prosperity.
Fertilizers supply the three main plant foods nitrogen phosphorus and potassium. Nitrogen is costly so cropping systems with legumes help supply it and improve soil humus and pest control. Soil type climate and crop affect fertilizer choice with more needed on old or sandy soils and less on legumes and clay soils. Cotton crops may require more fertilizer than corn. & M. Circular No. 31.
Mr. R. B. Whittenburg advances The Leader figures to the year 1926 and redirects the paper to W. T. Whittenburg in Odessa Texas and to Mrs. Sallie Ratliff in Austin Texas.
Mr. George Mahaney of Bunger renews his home paper this week and also sends the publication to his son F W Mahaney in Roaring Springs Texas.
A Graham Leader column chronicles fall 1896 social life with returns from Dallas County visits, new births, weddings, and licenses. It notes J. W. Cornelis family travel, Ewing Norris resuming work, numerous marriages and licenses, births at multiple households, and local business activity including Capt. J. W. Burne in town and subscription details for The Leader.
Notice of hearing for Humble Oil and Refining Company to appropriate up to 89 acre-feet annually from Salt Fork of the Brazos River in Young County Texas for mining. Hearing set March 10 1925 at 10 a.m. in Austin before the Board of Water Engineers.
Essay by Young County pupil argues for better roads to improve mail delivery, medical access, farming markets, schooling, and social ties. It cites rising car taxes and the need for sustained rural services, urging community support for road construction and maintenance to boost economy and quality of life.
Reader is urged to use Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey to stop persistent coughs overnight. The article extols pine tar as the rapid loosener of chest congestion and honey for soothing irritation. It warns to use genuine Dr Bell's product and notes price and local availability.
An advertisement promises Hoopers Tetter Rem cures a wide range of skin conditions with a money back guarantee. The stainless liquid germicide is marketed with a strong satisfaction guarantee and mentions various ailments from eczema to old sores.
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