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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1928
Page
9
An advertisement from Llano Gin Co promotes a rheumatism liniment claiming relief for rheumatism lumbago eczema and piles with a single application. The Llano gin announces it will operate for one day next week on Friday December 14 and asks cotton owners to bring their cotton and phone number for ginning services.
A humorous university directory lists students with a mix of common surnames and playful connections to royal figures and animals. The piece notes many Smiths and Williams, plus a parade of historic names and imagined relations, concluding with whimsical place names and odd transcriptions.
Plainview starts Uncle Tom Pure Ribbon Cane Syrup from F. O. Boliver sold locally. Rock Springs wool sales reach 250,000 pounds at 35 cents. Edwards County to market about 1.7 million pounds of mohair this year. Woodson shows progress with 182 freight cars of cattle cotton seed and sheep shipped in seven months. Junction to install a water works system within 30 days. Eastland hosts the Bankhead Poultry Association in larger HQs with rising memberships. Rotan’s Main Street improves Snyder avenue. a railroad switch on hold until traffic opens. Baird lowers fire insurance rates after pole removals. Del Rio bridge project advances with steel car arrival. four months to opening. Fredericksburg farmer boosts 650 native pecan trees budded. burkett and others. Rooker sees broad building activity from farms to Main Street business. O’Donnell to add modern sewer system. Delcon Die and Vocational Livestock Exhibit thrives on city streets. Lampasas County free from heat inspection except one herd from December 1. quarantine till May. Winters territory has twelve boys with registered Jersey calves in Lions Club program for future show.
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