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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1933
Page
2
The Llano Post Office declares the publication a second class mail matter under the 1878 act. This notice appears in a weekly Thursday release with a 1.50 price.
The column warns merchants about persistent advertising scams from racketeers selling fake campaigns and misrepresented services. It cites a church card scheme that netted $120 for the fraudsters, urges readers to reject bad offers, and notes upcoming local votes and an ongoing push for school district consolidation.
The United States Flag Association urges enlistment in the crime fight nationwide while Llano County plans $19.50 per student for the 1933 34 school year funded by state and county. The article touts fiscal restraint in Llano and criticizes prior federal policy, praising Roosevelt and NRA while condemning gang violence and relief dependency.
Col. A P C Petsch of Fredericksburg denounces a proposed 20 million dollar relief bond as a relief racket aimed at attracting hobos and boosting political gain. He argues the bonds would harm public schools and rely on unstable funds, while federal aid remains uncertain. The San Antonio Express reports the opposition's view.
For rent a furnished apartment managed by Mrs P L Barker. Includes modern conveniences and convenient location. Contact Mrs Barker for details and availability.
A heartfelt elegy titled One Who Loved Him honors the infant who died, speaks of grief and faith, and offers comfort that the child rests with God. The poem reflects on love, loss, and the hope of reunion in a spiritual home above.
Real estate listing from Brame Realty Company offers 45 201 acres at one dollar per acre 20000 acres at 210 per acre 3000 acres at five dollars per acre 2706 acres at five dollars per acre and 7 4 acres at five fifty per acre with improvements and favorable terms.
A Texan message lists self destructive habits as a path to death next year. It contrasts with a cotton industry statistic noting Texas produced 50,000 bales of cotton into 45,962,000 yards of cloth in 1931 using 450,049,000 spindle hours.
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