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The Leader will gladly correct any erroneous reflection on the character standing or reputation of any person firm or corporation when brought to the publishers' attention.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
2
The Leader will gladly correct any erroneous reflection on the character standing or reputation of any person firm or corporation when brought to the publishers' attention.
A columnist notes that errors in print arise from imperfect processes not malice. Editors strive to avoid mistakes yet occasional typos slip in, inviting subscriber ire and embarrassment to the paper and staff.
Mr and Mrs Thomas J Ribble marked their Golden Anniversary on March 10 1875 to March 10 1925 with forty relatives and friends at their South Main Street Weatherford home A colorful banquet featured a four course meal and old time songs led by Rev M E Weaver The couple longtime Parker County residents are noted for charity and open homes and were joined by four brothers and many family members in attendance
The Farm Bureau presents a 1925 program urging balanced farming, on farm self-supply of food and feed, credit access at fair rates, cooperative marketing, leadership through education, and county units to promote diversified agriculture and community welfare in Texas. The plan aims to boost profits and sustain rural society with banker and business support.
The article notes the Young County Schools Interscholastic League meet will be held in Graham on March 27 and 28 with teachers examinations on April 3 and 4. Applicants must register by March 20. It mentions legislatures’ per capita apportionment and district enlargements for Eliasville and Newcastle Independent. Public school music to be added at Banger next year and a shift from one to multi teacher schools.
Citizens supporting a modern rural high school must decide to fund better roads. The passage argues that improved infrastructure is essential to education and civilization, linking school progress to reliable transportation.
The note states many schools may close this month but most won’t before May. Late cotton crops delayed openings, yet no Young County school will run less than six months this year, with terms of seven to nine months totaling a longer average.
A columnist decries lack of individual moral support for public education beyond taxes. The piece argues many citizens assume school funding ends with tax payments and urges renewed community engagement to improve schooling.
Several rural schools report higher scholastic population than last year and the Olney oil development is expected to push county totals higher. Attendance and conditions mark a splendid year, with teachers earning most of the credit for improved results.
The passage defines education as learning useful things and asserts a person is educated when they recognize they are a small part of a vast cosmos, that others are equally important, and that the world does not owe them a living until earned. It emphasizes personal responsibility over formal schooling.
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