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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1922
Page
2
The Graham Leader announces it will correct any erroneous reflections upon individuals or entities brought to its attention. A hazardous caustic procedure is described, warning to protect calves from rain and to avoid moisture that could irritate skin or remove hair.
The United States Department of Agriculture advocates preventing horn growth in cattle by early intervention. As soon as small horn buttons are felt, hair over the area is clipped and the spot rubbed with a moistened stick of caustic potash.
The article notes that sound hides free from cuts yield higher prices and good leather. It warns that summer salting and curing require more care, warns partially decayed hides are useless, and references Farmers Bulletin 1055 from the U S Department of Agriculture for detailed directions.
Mr and Mrs J C Prince announce the birth of a daughter on May 26. The new arrival adds to the family.
National Theatre manager Larmour announces Omar the Tentmaker as the forthcoming feature. Star Guy Bates Post and leading lady Virginia Brown Faire headline this Persian romance and adventure tale written and produced by Richard Walton Tully with James Young directing. The film depicts Omar Khayyam amid adventure and palace intrigue in Persia.
In the Northern District of Texas a petition for discharge was filed by Leo Smith Madlem of Graham Young County Texas after adjudication on November 15 1922. He states property surrendered and compliance with bankruptcy laws and asks for a full discharge subject to legal exceptions. Oppositions must be filed by June 29 1923 with the Wichita Falls Referee.
Roscoe Texas pastor Elder R C Ledbetter will preach on the second Sunday in June at the East Side Church of Christ located across from the high school. Everyone is invited to attend and hear his messages.
Mr and Mrs A E Oatman of Loving depart for several weeks in Southern Texas visiting their children and attending the Baptist Encampment at Palacios Mr Oatman has attended the encampment for several years and will join the trip anew.
Poem exhorts girls to curb public display and speech. It uses dialogue style, listing prohibitions on behavior, speech, and appearance. The verse criticizes gossip and flirtation and ends with a provocative line about the Millennium.
C. H. Smith and J. H. Hawkins of Shamrock Motor Company were business visitors in Fort Worth last week.
Mr and Mrs Emmett Caskey of Wichita Falls visited relatives at Loving. Mrs Caskey remained for a few days visit.
An eight week summer school will open at the high school building on June 4. Tuition rates are listed for grade work and high school courses with prices from $10.00 for one subject to $17.50 for two high school subjects. All tuition must be paid in advance. Interested persons should contact Guy T. Newton or Stanley H. Peavy.
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