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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1925
Page
6
The Graham Leader states it will gladly correct any erroneous reflection on the character standing or reputation of any person firm or corporation appearing in its columns upon notification to the publishers.
The passage views the League of Nations ultimatum to Bulgaria and Greece on the eve of Armistice Day, praising time for moral progress. It credits US leadership for halting renewed bloodshed, hoping Armistice Day shifts from grievance to noble sacrifice, and foresees growing American influence fostering solace for the bereaved.
Discussion of Patriotism Day during American Education Week emphasizes teaching the meaning of the flag and proper display. The National Flag Code, though not law, reflects authoritative guidance from patriotic groups and military experts, with copies obtainable from Frank C. Cross, National Director.
S M J Benson longtime Olney resident and cattleman died at his home in Olney on Saturday October 24 at about 2 o clock He was 74 and buried in Olney Cemetery beside his wife He left a large family of eleven children eight boys and three girls with ten at his bedside during his illness The Olney Enterprise notes his benevolence and lament his loss mentioning his pioneer years on the Benson ranch eight miles east of Olney and his move to town in 1906 or 1907
A seaworthy quip frames a dinner request and a brisk command as a servant asks the steward for supper and the officer orders a roast duck to be cast overboard, highlighting nautical humor amid a voyage.
The Roanoke Times argues that Southern states are rapidly expanding road construction with 16 state highway departments reporting 170 million dollars for new roads this year and total expenditures including counties and townships around 400 million. Asphalt pavements dominate new builds due to their practicality for hard-surfacing. The piece urges broader awareness of national growth across all regions.
In Young County Texas the 30th District Court at Graham is ordered to summon H C Bynum by weekly publication for four weeks prior to December 7 1925 to answer a petition filed October 24 1925 in case No 7845 where J H Robbins sues Maude Mullinix Plains Paving Co and H C Bynum. The note for $1250 secured by a vendor lien on Lot 5 Block 2 Original Town of Graham is claimed and plaintiff seeks lien priority and judgment including interest and attorneys fees. Witness Willie Riggs Clerk.
A revered oration extols America as a divinely formed land of glory wealth and beauty. It lauds prairie mountains forests and rivers while honoring the thousand peoples who built the nation and brought gifts and hopes to a blessed republic. The speech elevates America's purpose and the enduring American dream.
Communicable diseases in Texas for September by county and city health officers include dengue 3, chicken pox 5, diphtheria 42, dysentery 6, leprosy 1, mumps 11, influenza 2, measles 1, encephalitis 2, pneumonia 5, pellagra 3, poliomyelitis 3, typhoid fever 72, paratyphoid 3, scarlet fever 30, small pox 10, whooping cough 75, trachoma 2, tuberculosis 123, typhus fever 2.
A brief Life note contrasts aging gracefully with embracing new dance styles. It muses on growth, adaptation, and the evolving ways people approach movement and life stages. The line invites contemplation of personal choices and resilience.
Ford Motor Company reported a six day production record for October 17 to 23 totaling 49,004 cars and trucks. The peak day was Tuesday with 8,466 units produced, marking the highest weekly output to date.
The Oakland Tribune quips that acrimony often accompanies alimony, noting the phrase reflects tension around divorce settlements as a real life dynamic.
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