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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
1
A collection of rainy day maxims urges straight dealing and hard work at the office. In a humorous aside Archie skates for the first time, tumbling thirteen times before a wry attendant scolds him for beginners.
A printer mix up melds wedding details with an auction notice in a farcical layout. The garbled columns swap bridesmaids with horses, hogs, and farm gear, creating a chaotic read about Carrie Huggins and a groom, with wedding items and an Elm Street housekeeping plan interwoven in the garbled text.
State of Texas to all interested in the estate of Elizabeth Haynie Deceased W B Haynie Executor files in Llano County Court an annual exhibit and account covering April 1 1919 to March 31 1920 to be heard at the next term beginning first Monday in July 1920 at Llano Court House interested parties may appear and contest the account prior notice to be published as required No further details provided.
A Chicago Journal fragment describes a private dialogue about medical students and ethics. A speaker asks, how much do you charge a fellow for passing you on the street, highlighting concerns about professional conduct and confidential discussions.
A brief public notice urges readers to place grocery orders with Johnston. The reminder highlights convenient service and timely pickup windows for community shoppers.
The Llano County Court issues a notice of application for probate of the last will and testament of A. G. Bradley, deceased. Florence M. Bradley seeks appointment as executor. hearing set at the Llano County Court House the first Monday in April 1920. Respondents must appear or contest the application.
A muddled fragment discusses Prickly Ash Fitters and a remark about spending money on a hat. The text mentions get rid of the Prickly Ash Fitters and a hypothetical $1P hat as a sign of wealth. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
A River Street rancher Mr T G Ricketson testifies to lasting relief from backache urinary issues using Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Bruhl's Drug Store. The ad promotes the Buffalo Foster Milburn Co. distribution and a 60 cent price.
Howard Hughes of Electra endorses Dr LeGear's Lice Killer for poultry lice to protect chicks. The ad claims rapid lice elimination and frequent use by Hughes and his mother, with a money back satisfaction guarantee. Also promotes white house paint at 2.75 per gallon from Buttery Hardware.
Fragmentary promotional text describing Dedson's Liver Tone with garbled phrases and jumbled sentences. It touts waking up feeling great and being able to work or play, urging purchase today for immediate benefits. Contains inconsistent capitalization and nonsensical segments.
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