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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1923
Page
2
Public notice from The Graham Leader addresses correction policy for erroneous reflections. The text also includes garbled subscription details and an unrelated instruction about using caustic sticks to remove hair from calves, with safety warnings about caustic contact and rain protection.
The U S Department of Agriculture endorses preventing horn growth in calves as easier and less painful than later removal. Early prevention involves clipping hair over horn buds and rubbing the area with caustic potash on small horn buttons.
Sound hides fetch higher prices when salted and cured properly. Hides must be well prepared and free from cuts, with summer salting and curing needing extra care. Partly decayed hides are almost useless. Farmers' Bulletin 1055 details tanning and marketing, available from the Department of Agriculture.
Mr and Mrs J C Prince announce the birth of their daughter born May 26. The new arrival joins the Prince family with relatives and neighbors sharing in the glad event.
Manager Larmour announces Omar the Tentmaker as next feature at the National Theatre. Starring Guy Bates Post and Virginia Brown Faire, the tale follows Omar Khayyam with adventure and political intrigue, directed by James Young and written by Richard Walton Tully.
In the Northern District of Texas, Leo Smith Madlem of Graham seeks full discharge from all debts under bankruptcy acts. The petition was filed May 23 1923 with an adjudication date November 15 1922. Creditors may oppose discharge by June 29 1923 by written notice to Referee Thelbert Martin in Wichita Falls.
Roscoe Texas preacher Elder R C Ledbetter will speak at the East Side Church of Christ on the second Sunday in June. The church sits across from the high school building and invites all to attend and hear his messages.
A verse of social admonitions warns girls against public vanity and talk of romance. It lists prohibitions on lip gloss, nail polish, leg length, street dress, and chatter about him, ending with a tongue in cheek remark on the millennium.
Mr and Mrs A E Oatman of Loving depart for Southern Texas to visit children and attend the Palacios Baptist Encampment where Mr Oatman has attended for years. An eight week Summer School opens at the high school June 4 with tuition from 10 to 17.50 dollars depending on subjects. Prospective students should contact Guy T Newton or Stanley H Peavy.
Mr and Mrs Emmett Caskey of Wichita Falls visited relatives at Loving Sunday with Mrs Caskey remaining for several days of visiting.
C. H. Smith and J. H. Hawkins of the Shamrock Motor Company were business visitors in Fort Worth last week.
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