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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
3
Plant paper shelled pecans where cotton grows near the edge of the yard or barnyard. Pecans thrive in moist edge conditions, ideal for home planting. Recommended varieties include Schley Stuart Delmas Success and Moneymaker.
A fifteenth century style sportsman code appears with ten commandments on fair play and discipline. The evangelist conducts sermons at the Methodist Church in Graham as revival services continue and conclude Sunday night. Two women bitten by a rabid dog receive rabies serum and friends hope for their swift recovery.
Diversification is a practical approach beyond crop variety and fixed schedules. It advises cotton farms to add three reliable income supplements: a home garden, poultry flock, and a milk cow, with a brood sow for bacon. Daily care is essential. neglect leads to loss, but industry and intelligence ensure success.
A cautious exhortation contrasts two types of townspeople. Boosters actively pursue good deeds and ideas that improve the town, while buckers oppose proposals without considering their merits. The piece urges boosting constructive suggestions and avoiding needless bucking, cherishing progress over obstruction.
A quip notes that one out of five people own a car while the remaining four still owe on theirs, using a playful stat to highlight auto debt and ownership gaps.
A terse exchange quotes Lindy dismissing racial taunts as mere color while noting Rastus Brown’s speed, reflecting tensions in sports commentary and reactions to race in competition. The dialogue centers on perceived ability versus racial framing, highlighting ongoing debates in athletics.
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