County Schools Reopen Across Young County in September
All independent districts in Young County opened Sept 14 with South Bend Banger and Lone Star joining. Most district schools aim to be open by Oct 19 as contracts for 1925-26 show seven and a half month terms. state funds limit a full nine months. A parade for school children was criticized by teachers but educational exhibits will be raised to standards. Oct 9 designated Public Schools Day with a holiday requested for all schools.
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South Bend
Banger
Lone Star
New Term Opens Rural School Transport in Young County
The opening of the current term of school marks a new day for rural education in Young County with Eliasville and Bunger schools launching free transportation for all children living in remote sections of their districts.
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Young County
Eliasville
Bunger
County School Bus Plan Aims For Consolidation 1930
By 1930 there will be not less than 50 transportation busses in use among Young County schools. This will come through cooperation between town and rural districts. The future development of both kinds of schools demands a comprehensive and progressive consolidation program for the entire county.
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Young County
Rural pupils enter Young County high schools this week
Many boys and girls from rural schools entered high schools this week. A cooperative spirit exists between independent and common school districts. Rural pupils need a last term report card approved by the County Superintendent. The burden of proof rests on the pupil, but past years show creditable work and expectations remain high.
Twelve Rules of Success from the London Chamber of Commerce
A clipped essay cites twelve rules for success from a President of the London Chamber of Commerce, including have a definite aim go straight for it master details and preserve a sound mind. The author, Clarence Poe, recites the rules from The Progressive Farmer and reflects on paying the price of success and enduring obstacles.
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London Chamber of Commerce
Clarence” Poe
Progressive Farmer
Public education costs prompt consolidation
Young County uses about 160 teachers for roughly 4,500 students, averaging about 28 per teacher. Present conditions make this necessary, and similar costly practices exist in public education. The point is we spend enough to fund better schools with proper consolidations.
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Young County
Fifth joint teachers institute praised in Graham
Jack and Young counties held their fifth joint teachers institute in Graham last week. The amicable meetings yielded practical ideas and several usable items for the current term, with many calling it the best to date.
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Jack and Young Counties
Graham
Representative committee appointed by the director of educational work
A representative committee appointed by the director of educational work for the Young County was formed to oversee school programs. The panel includes local educators and community leaders tasked with advising on curriculum, resources, and student welfare.
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Young County
Optometrist offers eye examinations for strain relief
An advertisement explains how normal optic media allow relaxed vision, while abnormal eyes cause constant strain from light and nerve impulses. It urges a thorough examination to diagnose and relieve issues, with J. L. Woods Optometrist inviting readers to visit his office on the east side of the square near City Drug Store.
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J. L. Woods
Optometrist
The Ten Commandments for Young Husbands
A compact set of ten guidelines for married life drawn from Collier's Weekly offers practical advice on family formation, communication, finances, and respect within the home. It emphasizes shared values, empathy, and peaceful conflict resolution to sustain marriage.
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Collier's Weekly
Love in a Mad House at Liberty Theatre
Two young men woo a girl amid a sanitarium run by a maniacal doctor in The Monster. Johnny Arthur and Hallam Cooley battle constant interruptions from Caliban-like inmates, walking skeletons, or the fierce doctor while trying to whisper words of love to Gertrude Olmsted.
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Roland West
Metro-Goldwyn
Liberty Theatre
Doctor
Nut
Johnny Arthur
Hallam Cooley
Gertrude Olmsted
Constable Sale in Young County Texas 1925
In Young County Texas on September 14 1925 the constable will sell at the Anderson Tool Company plant in Graham the 19 inch Sidney Engine Lathe No 2296 owned by Anderson Manufacturing Company to satisfy a Morrison Smith Lumber Company judgment for 324 54 plus costs. The writ issued July 25 1925 by the district court.
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State of Texas
Young
District Court
Young County
Morrison-Smith Lumber Company
Anderson Manufacturing Company
Anderson Tool Company
Graham
Sidney
Morrison-Smith Lumber Co
J. D. Dawson
Texas
The Value of a Smile Poem Fragment
A reflective verse questions measurable value of a smile, noting humans quantify many things from money to distance and celestial scales, yet cannot assign a price to a simple smile. The piece contemplates intangible worth beyond numbers.
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Earth
King George to review Scottish regiment in kilts
King George prepares for a customary review of a Scottish regiment and wears kilts during the ceremony. The remark notes his status as monarch and contrasts with West African regiments where he would not be acting as a general.
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George
Salem League Community Friend Program Recapped
The Salem League held a Sunday program led by Lillie Mae McMilton with multiple readings talks prayers and songs. Notable contributors included Mr. Brantley Needham Mrs. Adilene Mahan Miss Grace Needham Mrs. Georgia Crick and Mr. Fred Moreland from Center Ridge who gave a talk. The event closed with songs and prayers.
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Lillie Mae McMilton
Jesus
S. T. Needham
Brantley Needham
Adilene Mahan
Christ
Eava Needham
Bessie Carter
S._ T. Needham
W. S. Mahan
Fred Moreland
Center Ridge
Mr. Moreland
Taming the West with Hoot Gibson at National Theatre
Hoot Gibson stars in the Universal Gibson Special Taming the West an outdoor action tale about a tenderfoot who wanders the West. The film features fast pace a strong plot and racing scenes including auto action showcasing Gibson’s skill with horses and steering wheel.
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Hoot Gibson
Gibson
Boosters and Buckers A moral on community action
A short, dated sounding piece contrasts two types: Boosters who seize chances to improve town and Buckers who continually oppose ideas. It argues towns grow from booster efforts and that bucking worthy proposals harms progress. The piece uses equestrian metaphor to condemn chronic opposers and praise constructive civic effort.
Man and Maid at Liberty Theatre Next Week
The Elinor Glyn story follows a crippled English nobleman in Paris who meets a provocative young woman leading to complex emotions during wartime. Lew Cody Harriet Hammond Renee Adoree Paulette Duval star in a Victor Schertzinger directed Metro-Goldwyn release with notable sets and photography.
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Elinor Glyn
Liberty Theatre
Paris
Lew Cody
Harriet Hammond
Renee Adoree
Paulette Duval
Victor Schertzinger
Metro-Goldwyn
Rutherfords Discuss Father’s Reaction To Coat
Clara asks about Ruth’s new fall coat and whether Ruth’s father approved. Ruth replies she bought it the next day and awaits her father’s reaction.
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Clara
Ruth
Secrets of the Night at National Theatre
Mystery and comedy mix with impending tragedy in Secrets of the Night at Universal Jewel. James Kirkwood and Madge Bellamy headline an all star cast including Zazu Pitts Rosemary Theby and Tom Wilson with a strong supporting lineup. The film premieres Wednesday and Thursday September 23 24 at the National Theatre.
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Universal Jewel
National Theatre
James Kirkwood
Madge Bellamy
Zazu Pitts
Rosemary Theby
Tom Wilson
Tom Ricketts
Toms. Guise
Arthur Stewart Hull
Otto Hoffman
Joseph Singleton
Purification Health Boost Promoted By Calotabs
Physicians claim perfect purification of the system supports health and vitality. The ad urges a thorough Calotabs course, taken once or twice weekly for several weeks, as the greatest system purifier with a family package for 35 cents and a trial pack for 10 cents at any drug store.
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Nature
Iron Shortage Causes Suffering
Doctors and scientists warn iron is essential for red blood and health. Bull's Herbs and Iron is promoted as the longtime revitalizer of impoverished blood. Ramsey Drug Co. in Graham, Texas sells the bottle for those with fatigue breathlessness and indigestion.
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Bull
Ramsey Drug Co
Graham
Texas
Stop That Itching Skin Remedy Ad Claim
An advertisement from Scott-Long Drug Company promotes BLUE STAR REMEDY for skin diseases including itch eczema and ringworm. It guarantees non staining on clothing and a pleasant odor, offering a jar for sale.
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Scott-Long Drug Company
Ironized Yeast Claim Promises Complexion and Strength
An old advertisement touts Ironized Yeast as a remedy for complexion improvement and weight gain. It claims increased energy and daily health benefits, urging readers to buy from a local seller.
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