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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1938
Page
2
Humorous snippets from Valley Spring include a fast little man teased about hanging to his mother's skirt a girl collecting fishing worms and a child with live noodles. A preacher visiting Mrs Moore sees a pollie lift a mouse and remark on a death and a school English class discusses The Man Without a Country with witty exchanges.
In this present day Persia tale a young government official and his wife navigate a clash between old subjugation of women and new freedom. The plot centers on opium smugglers and the country’s evolving social order.
A quirky entry lists Ramona Allmark, 75, sophomore, horse riding, saying Oh my goodness blue. Geneva Parks, 14, freshman, notes a blue favorite color. Joyce T. appears undecided as a nosey Nancy figure is shown in the picture.
A brisk society note lists local youths and their weekend plans. Mentions Jeannette O aiming for a blond from Lake Victor, Tow Valley discoveries, Geneva P at picture shows, Ramona H seeking another party, and several pairs of teens seen out.
Valley Spring school auditorium hosted a community program featuring a Spanish play and musical numbers. Teachers and students presented a short drama with songs, drawing families and neighbors for an evening of cultural entertainment.
The Division of Entomology at the Texas Agricultural Experimental Station emphasizes accurate insect identification as the foundation for effective pest control. With millions of described and unknown species, Texas needs a ready reference collection to promptly supply information on pests affecting crops and livestock.
The Brady Standard argues a distinction between hunters and true sportsmen. It condemns destructive gunner behavior that harms property and livestock, noting rising “No Hunting Allowed” signs on country land. The piece laments fewer hunters today and urges respect for others rights and resources.
Cultural Experiment Station houses about 70 000 pinned specimens across 25 groups, with 4000 species. Most material is local, less than 10 percent of state species. Identification by specialists is essential, as many insects resemble others and accurate naming speeds crop and pest control efforts.
The article mourns the death of infant Nila Faye Langford born August 1 1937 in Artesia New Mexico died November 1 1938 at age fifteen months. The family of H W Langford mourns her loss and Rev S M Morgan conducts the funeral at Woodbine Cemetery Artesia New Mexico.
Southwestern mayors meeting at Midland call for strengthening drivers license laws and higher speed limits. They urge rewriting the state traffic code to give officials better enforcement and reduce accidents from lax regulations.
The R. A. Rode and August Otto properties leased by Alex Schneider are posted against all depredation and hunting. Land owned or controlled by the undersigned is posted against any hunting. Joe W. Smith and J. E. Ep per son signatories.
All lands owned or controlled by the undersigned are posted against trespassing including hunting trapping and wood hauling. Mrs J D Slator Slator Bros Jan Ip Slator Bros.
Advertisement notes a rental of a furnished or unfurnished apartment in the Ramsey home. Contact Julia Stephens, agent, at 62 2 tc¢ for details or to arrange a viewing.
Property statement noting ownership or control of lands by the undersigned with a date reference to January and implications of control or declaration. The fragment suggests a legal or public notice style to assert ownership or management of land.
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