Birds Keep Insects In Check Says Government Expert
An official cited data showing birds control insect outbreaks. He warned that ten thousand caterpillars could ruin an acre of grass in a month and a cherry tree harboring aphids could host twelve million insects, while birds in cultivated areas number seven hundred to one thousand per square mile and eat hundreds of insects daily.
Campaign Attracts 17000 Plus Members For Pure Sire Initiative
In July 172 people qualified for the USDA official emblem for using pure bred sires for all animal classes. The nationwide program, run by the department, reached 11 705 participants by month end. A lithographed sign bearing the phrase bred sires Exclusively Used on This Farm is now issued to livestock owners joining the Better Sires Better Stock campaign on request, with each sign carrying a unique identifying number.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Texas Panhandle and Gulf Railroad Plans 360 Mile System
Texas Panhandle and Gulf Railroad Company files with the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington on July 20 1923 for certificates to construct two railroad lines Tucumcari New Mexico to Seymour Texas 303 miles and Perrin Texas to Fort Worth Texas 57 miles totaling about 360 miles The notice names the locations and the proposed lines in Baylor Tarrant and Jack counties and in Tucumcari Quay County New Mexico.
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Texas Panhandle and Gulf Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Tucumcari
Quay County
New Mexico
Seymour
Baylor County
Texas
Perrin
Jack County
Fort Worth
Tarrant County
Texas, Panhandle and Gulf Railroad CO
General Grant's Superstition Recalls Driven Resolve
The essay notes General Grant's belief that he should not turn back or stop until his goal was reached. It emphasizes the value of a steadfast approach and persistence in pursuing intended actions.
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General Grant
Meighan in Hollywood to Feature at Rex Theatre
Thomas Meighan appears with twelve children preparing to go on location with director Alfred E Green and the cast for the Rex engagement of Hollywood. He buys candy for the kids at a newsstand and greets Hope Hampton Gertrude Astor Lila Lee and Will Rogers while giving directions for the leading girl to reach Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Rex Theatre
Thomas Meighan
Alfred E. Green
Meighan
Hope Hampton
Gertrude Astor
Lila Lee
Will Rogers
Time and Opportunity as Precious Resources
A reflective piece argues time is money and opportunity, urging prudent use. It notes many have both time and chance yet squandered them, while time never returns and missed chances do not recur.
Notice of Probate of Will in Young County Texas
The State of Texas issues a notice to publish for a probate of the last will of Georgia Leanner Richards. Burl Henderson Richards filed for probate and letters testamentary in Young County Court, Graham, Texas, with a hearing set to begin the first Monday in October 1923.
Probate of Lillie Taack Will in Young County Texas
In Young County Texas C J Taack files for probate of the last will and testament of Lillie E Taack deceased and for letters testamentary. The hearing is set for the next term starting October 1 1923 at the Graham County Court House with notice to interested parties. Publication of the notice runs weekly for ten days before the return day.
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State of Texas
Young County
Young
Graham
Texas
A. D
State of
Lillie E. Taack
C. J. Taack
W. H. Kennedy
Calotabs Declared Nausea Free Modern Calomel Tablet
The advert explains Calotabs as a refined calomel tablet that removes nausea and danger. One tablet at bedtime with water leaves no taste or griping and claims a good night and a clean system by morning. Sold in sealed packages 35 cents for large and 10 cents for small. druggists may refund if unsatisfied.
Citation by Publication in Young County Texas 1923
Public notice in Young county summons A C Whitaker by weekly publication for four weeks prior to September 24 1923. The suit No 2851 filed July 20 1923 by Central Filling Station against Whitaker seeks debt recovery of 67 50 plus costs. Justice W P Stimson signs the writ August 21 1923 Graham Texas.
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State of Texas
Young County
A. C. Whitaker
Justice Court
Graham
Central Filling Station
Rex Cornish
S. S. Bates
Graham ISD to select depository for school funds
The Graham Independent School District Board of Trustees will meet September 28 1923 to choose a depository for district funds for the coming year. Bids from banks or banking entities in Graham must be filed with the secretary by September 15 1923 and comply with applicable law. I T Gilmer president and H L Tidwell secretary sign the notice dated August 21 1923.
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Graham Independent School District
Graham Independent
Graham
Graham Independent School District Board of Trustees
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Southwest
Waples-Platter Grocer Company
M. D. Brown Elmer Graham Brown & Graham Lawyers
First National Bank Building
Graham, Texas
W. W. Price
Smith & Smiley
G. Drummond Hunt
American Exchange Bank Bldg
Dallas, Texas
R. F. Arnold
Fred T. Arnold
Arnold & Arnold Attorneys-At-Law
Nat’l Bank
McFarlane
McFarlane Lawyers
Tidwell Building
Young County Abstract Company
Arnold & Kay
First National Bank
Johnson & Johnson Lawyers
West Side Square
R.E. Erwin
W. J. Hodson
Northwest Corner
Tidwell Bldg
W. A. Morris
Graham National Bank
L. A. Kayser
Caldwell & Fowler General Insurance
East Side Square
Georgia
Leanner Richards
Burl Henderson Richards
Georgie Leanner Richards
W. P. Stimson
Justice of the Peace
I. T. Gilmer
Board of Trustees
H. L. Tidwell
Chamberlain
Sunoco
Hinson-Hockaday Grain CO
Moody Bros. Auto Co
Grah
Hubbard Motor Co
Jno
McMurtry
Chas. Fie
LeSage Motor
Liberty Filling Station
Crankua Service
Apex Electric Cleaners
E. F. Riley Furniture Company
John £. Morrison
Olney, Newcastle and
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