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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1964
Page
9
The article explains that about one third of minerals and vitamins reside in the liquid after canning. It advises concentrating that liquid by boiling to one third its volume for use in gravies soups or sauces to preserve nutrients and value. It also offers USDA tips to peel tomatoes quickly using knife, boiling water, or fork methods.
Increased interest in Angora goats for the Llano County Junior Livestock Show grows with a record number eligible to show in 1965. Buyers must purchase eligible goats by October 1 and ensure they have not been shown before July 11. For details contact Fred Wright and consider continuing premiums support through local 4 H and FFA groups and county agents.
Buchanan Dam announces the engagement of Miss Janie Overstreet to Jimmy Collins son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Collins. The wedding is planned for August 15 at the Buchanan Dam Church of Christ.
Three proposed Texas constitutional amendments appear on this issue. Amendment One would remove authorization to transfer up to one percent annually of the permanent school fund to the available school fund. Amendment Two sets requirements for laws affecting certain conservation and reclamation districts with election and proclamation steps. Amendment Three would empower the legislature to fund medical care payments for certain aged or indigent individuals with federal aid, including vision corrective measures.
Public notice outlines House Joint Resolution No. 8 to amend Section 59 Article XVI requiring advance notice before bills creating conservation and reclamation districts. It sets publication, notification to the Governor and Texas Water Commission, and conditions for amendments. The amendment would be voted on November 5, 1964 with specified ballot language for and against.
Janeane Raesener, Liano High School senior and daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Raesener Jr, will join 310 students from across the state at the Farm Bureau Citizenship Seminar at Sam Houston State Teachers College Huntsville August 11 15. The course covers citizenship heritage government and anti communism themes with lectures by people who have experienced communist rule.
Visitors included Mr and Mrs Earl Loudermilk and grandson Randy from Brownwood Mr and Mrs Earl Eubanks of Goldthwaite and Mrs Bessie Beesley in a Sunday call referencing local residents and family.
An advertisement claims a T-4-L antiseptic treatment can clear athlete's foot in three days. It promotes a 48 cent pack sold at drug stores, showing infected skin sloughing off and healthy skin forming. The ad also touts T4-L foot powder for sweaty feet and odor, available at all drug stores.
Public notice describes Senate Joint Resolution No 10 proposing an amendment to Texas Constitution Article III Section 51a and Article III Section 61a adding a new subsection for state funded direct or vendor payments for medical care for residents aged 65 and over not on Old Age Assistance. It details matching federal funds, election form, proclamation, and publication requirements.
The proposed amendment authorizes legislative vendor payments for medical care to needy individuals aged 65 and over not on Old Age Assistance. It allows acceptance of federal funds up to matching state amounts and requires vision testing and eyewear measures. The measure directs a state proclamation and publication for the November 1964 election.
Llano school superintendent Co M Nalls joined Texas educators at the Public School Administrators Seminar in Georgetown sponsored by the Texas Council of Churches Department of Religion and Public Education. Three day event featured panels lectures and discussions with Dr Henry Pitney Van Dusen as a lecturer.
Marriage licenses were issued in Liana County to Jack Mitchell Glover and Marjorie Coffee Brown, and to Billy Joe Levensailor and Gwerr Jolyn Yuvon Elliott.
Proposed amendment to Texas Constitution seeks to remove authorization to transfer up to one percent annually from the permanent school fund to the available school fund. The measure sets the poll date for November 1964 and directs publication and ballot wording for or against.
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