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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
2
A garbled post office and subscription rate notice from The Graham Leader details second class mailing in Gra ham Texas with rates and correction policy for erroneous reflections. The fragment references one year subscriptions and rates and includes a disclaimer about publishing corrections upon notification.
The text extols farmers as creators and breadwinners, urging thanks for their food and praising their courage. It portrays the farmer as the world’s mainstay, capable of saving civilization, facing financial difficulty yet bearing heavier national burdens and seizing opportunity for America.
A Kansas City Star note reflects on a farmer tasked with pivotal responsibility during a critical era, praising rural resilience and the promise of agrarian effort in national struggle.
A dated 1826 letter from Lancaster Ohio school board forbids using the school house for a debate on railroads and telephones, calling such topics impossible and infidelity and asserting no biblical basis for rapid travel. It quotes opposition to travel speeds of 15 miles an hour and questions divine design.
A study outlines how insects support full body weight and length through exoskeleton design and muscular arrangement. Researchers note uniform strength across diverse species and potential bioinspired applications.
A fragment reflects on biblical prophecy and warns that present letters could seem dated by 2026. The speaker claims Satan uses this as a device to mislead souls and ponders how future readers might judge current writings.
Dr. R. C. Prideaux has recovered from a several week illness including influenza and is able to be on the streets again. He had been quite sick for some time and is now improving.
By order of the District Court of Young County a 1922 writ prompts a public auction of Lot 6 in Block 7 College Heights Addn to Graham. J Martin and wife Ethel Martin are defendants. G C Masey plaintiff seeks 2532.31 with 10 percent interest and costs. Sale set for the first Tuesday in June 1922 at Graham courthouse.
Court reports the judgment for Two Thousand Five Hundred Thirty Two and 31 100 dollars in favor of G Masey plus costs. Proceeds to be applied to satisfaction of the suit. Constable J D Dawson No. 1, Young County Texas.
A 1922 notice lists candidates running in the Democratic primary for Congress in the 13th district and various county offices. Names include Guinn Williams 8s A L Morgan for Congress, W D McFarlane Henry L Leberman for Representative, and numerous others such as W H Kennedy for County Clerk and John W Saye for Sheriff.
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