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The Leader lists subscription prices published weekly on Thursdays. It offers one copy options for one year and six months with pricing details for print delivery.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1917
Page
2
The Leader lists subscription prices published weekly on Thursdays. It offers one copy options for one year and six months with pricing details for print delivery.
Advertising rates are outlined: Locals ten cents per line per insertion. Display ads 25 cents per single column inch for under half page, 15 cents for over half but under a page, and 12.5 cents for full page or more per insertion with yearly contract specials.
Over the past two weeks about a dozen new names joined the Leader readers as voluntary subscribers. The staff credits neighbor word of mouth and pride in the paper, vowing to improve and provide a better local county newspaper for Young County readers each week.
The piece weighs on the end of the great war with Russia's turmoil and Germany's struggles, then shifts to local calls for support of Graham merchants and home trade. It lauds The Delineator magazine for dropping mail order ads to aid local dealers, praising Jno E Morrison Co. for backing local commerce.
Claud Callan reflects on a young girl’s letter about motherhood and discipline. The child notes that a mother should guide daily routines and teach quarrel handling, promising future value in housekeeping and marital life. The piece frames practical home management as learned from a mother's example.
The Denison Herald notes the sixty fourth Congress aimed to protect national morals with prohibitory laws while facing foreign pressure. It claims Kaiser William would attack rights, but asserts alcohol was punished decisively without drawn out debate.
An observant meditation notes how few people honestly review their own flaws in a candid, calm voice. It urges a fair hearing of personal faults and suggests humility as a path to growth.
Local merchants pay farmers over four hundred dollars daily for poultry produce. The figure signals strong demand and profitable activity in the regional poultry market.
A promotional appeal from Bowie Commercial College Texas argues that many top executives began as stenographers or bookkeepers. It cites leaders like Cortelyou and a presidential secretary to urge readers to enroll for up to date training, promising improved povert insurance and faster advancement.
L L Montgomery of three miles east of Stockdale reports harvesting peanuts on nine acres with a picking machine. He estimates a gross profit of 67 per acre at current prices, the best figure heard so far according to the Floresville Chronicle.
Provisional government consolidates control with army and navy in accord. Czarist regime under pressure, Petrograd riots reported but unconfirmed. German retreat on the Somme continues as Berlin touts Hindenburg line strength. Eastern Turkey sees British and Russian pressure near Bagdad junction. American entry into war hinted as Congress may declare war when convening.
The El Paso Times notes that Holland may lay up her ships rather than expose them to the German zone. Acquiescing to the German blockade could be seen by the Entente as unneutral, worsening the Dutch position. The piece argues small nations face many troubles and few rights unless they show willingness to fight first.
A brief column urges readers to apply sound guidance personally before sharing it with others, framing practical wisdom as a tradable asset in daily affairs and community life. The piece stresses self-application of good counsel as the precursor to helpful advice.
The Civil Service Commission seeks male residents of Young County Texas for a motor rural carrier post in Olney. Exam April 28 1917 with salary from 1500 to 1800 dollars yearly. Applicants must provide details of motor equipment they can furnish and file forms 2121 1977.
Olney Enterprise Will Craig and J B Norris Jr spent Sunday in the city. J R Maxwell is in Dallas on business this week. Cal Masey was here from Graham Wednesday on business. Jack Washburn and wife visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday. Mal M Wallace and Henry Groves of Graham were in town Sunday. Claud Bloodworth came from Graham to spend lunch with homefolks. Born Saturday March 10 1917 to D J Hulse Padgitt a boy. Born Monday March 12 1917 to Marvin Jones Jeffery ranch a boy. Rev A C Parker of Dallas to be here Easter Sunday to dedicate the new Christian church Hoyt Brown reti n the first of this Week from Grats Wiles ay.
A man has been hired for two or three weeks to do painting and paper hanging for A B Ed dleman. He has worked on tasks at the residence and has completed portions of the interior finish. No further details are provided about the project or contractor.
A statement arguing that financial strain arises from creditors rather than personal fault, asserting that obligations push households to limits beyond their means. The remark frames debt pressure as external, implying systemic or creditor-driven hardship rather than self-inflicted insufficiency.
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