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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1923
Page
4
The piece argues citizens should honor the flag and work to improve the United States by building an adequate national highway system. It links road quality to education, democracy, and social benefits, urging children to grow into voters and leaders who advance honest, intelligent policy over wrong doing.
In a courtroom exchange a judge chides the prisoner and the prisoner responds that the room needs paint and fixing up. The dialogue highlights a sharp exchange over appearances and propriety within the court.
Hundreds of pairs for ladies misses and children on sale in bar gain balcony. Street & Co offers a wide selection with reduced prices across women and children's footwear.
The statement links careful grooming to mental discipline and self respect. It argues grooming signals respect for oneself and others in social or work settings, emphasizing how appearance conveys personal standards and consideration.
Local ads promote rising cotton prices and urge readers to buy staple cotton goods including sheetings domestics outing and cheviots at bargain prices.
WBAP daily program schedule lists market quotations from New York New Orleans and Chicago. It includes U S weather forecasts Cotton Region Bulletin industry outlooks and daily livestock notes. Evening sports wrap features Major League and Texas League baseball with church services and musical programs noted.
Customer asks for a song titled Yes We Have No Bananas. Music clerk replies with a playful back and forth about having no bananas and yes. The exchange highlights a punning dialogue from a humorous music shop moment.
The French Ministry of War presented the painting America to the American Legion to honor U S Army soldiers. It depicts an American soldier supporting a wounded French comrade.
Henry Schlittler Jr and Jeff Whitfield left Saturday afternoon in a car bound for Fors Worth.
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