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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
6
A fragmented exchange shows two speakers debating cigars with colorful misheard lines. One party claims to know a place to buy cigars "even better" than the current selection, while the other responds with a dubious acknowledgment of the offer.
Fragmented OCR reads as a garbled debate on the printer president concept and the role of media in elections. It hints at public interest, parties, and a call for truth but lacks coherent names, dates, or places.
A judge ruled a self wedding valid despite confusion in the ceremony. The case involved Sothan and Blanche Wagner and references to usual widow’s benefits totaling $5,000, with the ceremony and declarations examined for legal effect.
Chicago August 7. Peter Hoffman discusses his book containing 80 stories about life crises and personal trials. He notes excess and moral decline in America with many wives, luxury, and idle rich men, while the younger generation seeks meaning and purpose amid cynicism.
A garbled colonial era fragment describes a rising figure in Philadelphia dealing with tailor patrons. A young nun and a stranger discuss a lounging scene and a purchase of five dollars, while a salesman responds with a polite mishearing and vague actions.
Tom Bledsoe, once Taylor County judge, returned to Abilene Aug. 16 and surrendered to the sheriff to face charges of forging county warrants. He had vanished in March 1913 after serving in the U.S. Army during World War I and wandered through Canada, the U.S., Mexico, and Guatemala. He was arrested en route to Texas and escaped multiple times before finally surrendering.
Mason County stock reportedly exposed to charbon as outbreaks noted in adjacent counties. The article outlines duties under General Laws Art 3 G to report suspected charbon to the County Health Officer and specifies penalties for failure to comply. Fine range cited between 250 and 10 dollars. repeated offenses incur additional charges.
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