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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
4
Illinois becomes third state to enact a law shielding select wild flowers from collection. The author laments damage to forests and streams, notes transplanting low success for wild ferns, and argues flowers are best in nature not in vases as petals wither after cut.
China adopts a national trade mark registration law requiring registration of all marks to protect proprietors rights under the new regulations. The act establishes a unified system mandating registration for nationwide protection and enforcement of trademark ownership.
A 1925 Week of Prayer program outlines events for Tuesday November 3 led by Morning Leader Mrs L M Davis with Bible lesson Praying and Giving for Foreign Lands violin solo and community prayers. Afternoon activities include Praying and Giving for the Homeland Home Missions and various lessons and songs with multiple local organizers and participants.
The Rabbi Isaac Elchanon Theo logical Seminary plans to extend its activities with a full college program in addition to theological training. The new school will be situated in upper New York City and aims to provide facilities that keep students within the orthodox Jewish faith amid New Yorks over two million Jews, the largest Jewish population worldwide.
A prospective renter meets a cranky landlord who jokes about children cats dogs and a canary. The exchange shifts to an umbrella that squeaks when opened, with a wry quip about the wife’s umbrella.
Mr. J. F. Barnett of Newcastle, a respected Young County citizen, was in Graham last week on business. He has many Graham friends who would welcome his becoming a citizen of our city.
Mrs D R Wimberly of Wichita Falls accompanied Mrs J T Rickman home from Wichita Falls yesterday after she fell in a Wichita Falls store and broke her hip.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Brandon from Oil City visited Graham last Friday, joining local residents for a brief social call.
Judge Charles A. Pippen in his Dallas courtroom declared that human life is bought and sold too cheaply, remarking that jurors could raise money by selling life as Ford would. He argued crime and punishment hinge on jurors who decide guilt and penalties, urging citizen jurors to protect themselves and others.
Messrs. C. H. Atkinson and T. E. Seigler received Knight Templar degrees in Jacksboro on Tuesday evening. They were accompanied by Graham Knights C. F. Marshall C. B. Hockaday W. H. Kennedy Ben Paschall Harold Hubbard and C. W. Hinson.
Local Dodge dealer P. M. Nicolet notes the overall truck industry rose 23 percent in eight months of 1925 versus 1924. Graham Brothers show a 105 percent sales gain, with historical boosts from 1922 to 1924 and rapid expansion across Detroit Evansville Stockton and Toronto facilities enhancing efficiency and cutting costs while improving trucks.
Recent statistics show growth among farmers with nearly one quarter of U S telephones in farm homes. About thirty percent of motor trucks and tractors are owned by farmers. A large share of farmer owned automobiles is rising and many farms are installing radio sets.
Local for sale ad offers used cars of all makes with prices starting at 150 dollars. Quick sale emphasized as limited availability and low figure.
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