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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1933
Page
2
Attorney General Cummings backs federal state local cooperation to restrict private machine gun ownership. Banks urge dealers to sell only to government units while tear gas bombs and revolvers fuel crime. The nation seeks a coordinated disarmament program amid unemployment and weathered crops.
The Llano County news notes Llano is shipping pecans and reports on local views about bond issues and Roosevelt's policies. It references polo players Cecil Smith and Rube Williams in Chicago, debates over liquor and tax questions, and a plea to vote Yes on a bond proposal while stressing aid to deprived neighbors and a hungry child scene.
Public notice outlines how homeowners may seek assistance under the Home Owners' Loan Law. It explains loan types, limits, and the process to exchange mortgages for bonds, or obtain cash loans, with rates and appraisal-based caps.
The notice outlines loan limits at 5 percent and 40 percent of property value, with time and credit restrictions for urgent needs. It notes preparation guidance from an attorney and appraiser for applicants and mentions F. J. Lamont, sketch artist, touring this week to display works including a portrait of Vice-President John N. Garner made in Uvalde.
Mia J A Laning's Junior Choir with piano pupils to perform at the Baptist Church Friday night August 18 at 7:15 oclock. Public invited to attend this entertainment.
Tom Keene star of western films visits the Lantex Theatre this Friday and Saturday in Renegades of the West. The program includes Stuttering Roscoe Ates in the comedy lead and Bette Farnese in the female role with Keene. A funny comedy and Chapter 6 of Phantom of the Air complete the program.
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