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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1929
Page
2
The article reports Dr. James I. Snook a prominent university professor in Columbus Ohio admitting to killing a co ed but arguing it was self defense. It also comments on legal strategies, local agriculture, and county concerns amid a flood of regional clerical and civic notes.
The piece extols Llana's rapid growth and forward planning despite heat and pests while urging cooperation. It contrasts civic improvement with charity debates about spending on flowers for a funeral dog and questions misplaced priorities in aiding the hungry and African and Chinese peoples.
Miss Hazel May returns from Baylor College to begin teaching in Slang schools. Mrs. Lon Telley and daughter Medford Ozment visit San Antonio. Katherine Kuykendall and Iva West spend time with local friends and plan teaching roles. Church of Christ, Wickery Grove, and Methodist meetings report growth with several conversions and additions as Grover Beakley and John Robbins visit relatives.
A fragmented ad claims a health purification product from the Sys cales Foundation of Nealie. It urges renewal and warns about chronishments that undermine years, suggesting usage twice weekly. Packaging lists a 35 cent price per unit.
Miss Winona Wyckett of Voca visits aunt W Mae Liver and family this week. Rev. Raymond T. Gentle of the Church of Christ will lead a meeting at Esbow beginning next Sunday night and lasting about 10 days with Mr Carlyle Dodd assisting in singing. Mr and Mrs Frank Chaney of Greenville visited Mrs W T Gamaway and sister Mrs Joe W Smith last week.
Health authorities warn about blood poisoning from bites and urge mosquito control. The notice promotes Fly-Tox as a household insect killer with a perfume-like scent, claiming Mellon Institute research backing and a $4 Buick sale advert.
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