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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
2
The Graham Leader states it will gladly correct any erroneous reflections about a person firm or corporation appearing in its columns upon notification to the publishers Bowron and McLendon Props. The notice emphasizes the newspaper's commitment to accuracy and fair treatment.
The piece contrasts two types: Boosters who seize opportunities to help the town and Buckers who oppose ideas regardless of merit. It argues towns grow through boosters, while buckers hinder progress by unfounded resistance. It likens bucking to a worthless trait and urges Boosters to support merit without bucking.
A New Jersey bank advertised for a clerk experienced in foreign exchange paying ten dollars weekly. A nine paragraph reply claimed expertise in foreign exchange and multiple fictitious languages, offered free family services and office cleaning, and requested postage costs be deducted from salary. The applicant also joked about brickmaking in a backyard and awaiting a reply.
A discussion on the origins and necessity of public free schooling. The essay traces schools to political rights and religious liberty, arguing for fearless investigation and unfettered thought. It notes leaders like Dr. Dunenan attending events in Fort Worth and travel by the Sims and Harris households.
At a stated meeting of Farmer A F A M Lodge No 676 Jean Texas resolutions honor Dr H K Weems a longtime member noted for integrity and service The lodge extends sympathy to his wife and mourners hoping for a reunion in the resurrection Also mentions a later business trip by Judge John R Moore and Judge W W Price to the panhandle
Larry Hodgson, twice mayor of St. Paul, resumes editing work by taking the editorship of the Minneapolis News. Known across the Midwest for prose and verse and for public speaking, Hodgson makes a bold return to journalism with his blue pencil.
The East Ward School announces high and honor rolls across grades. Beginners through Seventh Grade list numerous students including Elaine Thompson Katherine Duncan Esther Baker Frank Atcheson Pauline Gray Christine Maynard Mary D. Price Norman Askew and many more. The notice highlights strong academic performance across all grades.
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