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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
7
The News force received a home grown lemon from BE Morrison and P Morrison in Liane, described as two pounds and extra large. The note mentions other growers and praises Liang country produce while a public notice at The Leader in Lidano warns against hunting and trespassing on lands owned or controlled by the undersigned.
The undersigned post notices under state law against trespassing on private lands. Lands are posted and poison warning given. Dogs must be kept off. Violations will be prosecuted. No hunting trapping or any depredation will be permitted.
The South remains Democratic and religiously organized as prohibition battles revive. The new Congress is seen as wet with repeal hopes, while lawmakers fear alienating constituents. Voters and legislators must weigh revenue gains against broader social costs. The era’s political calculus centers on a safer path to a “better use.” The note closes with an ad for Rockwell Bros. & Co. offering window glass and glasswork.
Texas 4-H club members report high production with Myrtle Morgan of Mt Peak Glib canning 842 cans and banked $218. Alice Gregg of Floyd County improves the home flock and nets $35.31. In Orange County 190 extra families canned 16 251 containers. Uvalde County Livestock Shippers Association formed, net 60 cents per hundred pounds. Randall County’s J W Spencer switches to terrace plowing, and W C Howard in McLennan County lowers terrace costs using county road machinery.
El Paso reports construction of a $100,000 upper valley refinery by MeNwithi Refining Company underway. Houston will host Shell Petroleum Corporation operations for New Mexico Louisiana and Texas, to open about December 45. Fort Bliss begins a $50,000 building program with seven non-commissioned officers quarters. Huntsville sees East Texas Mirror and Glass Company open office in bus station.
Multiple towns report new or ongoing projects including drilling at Henson No. 1 Well near town, repairs to the El Paso Building on Oregon Street, and extensive Sinclair Oil field improvements in Orange. San Juan adds 500 feet of sidewalk. Graham studies 100 to 200 barrel daily production. Borger’s Rex Theatre reopens. Pecos reports 10,426 bales cotton received. Cranes’ dam construction northeast of a canyon junction. Tyler auto supply store opens. Humble Oil reports a strike at No 3 DM. O’Connor in Refugio county. Highway, school, and commercial projects listed with local business openings and new services.
Christmas special offer lowers crognignole permanent wave price from 8.00 to 3.00. Appointment urged early. Includes finger waves marcels and specialty styling by Mrs Y Henne Pridins and Mrs Bertie Phillips from Tes Anse agen Wee esas.
Doctors promote Calotabs as a nausealess purgative to break up a cold and relieve congestion. One or two tablets at bedtime with milk or water are said to purge the system by morning, leaving appetite and vitality restored. Sold in 10c and 30c packages at drug stores.
Ten Washington County 4-H members track clothing costs over ten months with an average expenditure of 24.20 minus the savings from self-made garments totaling 325.21. They detail item costs including shoes 6.77 dresses 8.14 outerwear 2.48 underwear 2.13 and accessories 3.258.
The article explains the legal basis for protecting the President and details how Secret Service control accompanies the President on campaigns and travel. It notes the Presidential special train has right of way, ahead checks by agents and railroad officials, and a trained escort ensuring crowd management and safety. The President’s food preferences influence dining car provisions.
An unnamed author writes a farewell toast to a future successor full of hope and reflection. The speaker wishes guidance, passing wisdom and a firm handclasp, hoping the successor finds strength to finish unfinished tasks and turn past failures into future successes. A family album is shown at a Friday party event.
Numerous construction efforts emerge from Progress Perryton Daines to Brownsville including highway widening on No 172 from LaWard to Ganade and state road work toward Hemphill county line. Local schools hospitals and stores see new buildings and equipment as post offices, oil ventures, and municipal improvements advance.
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a quick safe fat loss remedy. It claims daily use with hot water before breakfast and dieting tips to shed pounds in four weeks. The pitch promises energy and vitality and urges readers to obtain the product at any drug store.
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