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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1916
Page
2
A nostalgic Christmas message extols the holiday spirit, contrasts December warmth with November Thanksgiving, and urges love as the king of Christmas. The author reflects on festive traditions and community sentiment, urging readers to keep stockings right and hearts warm.
The publication thanks readers and advertisers for support this year and notes the paper is a composite of its subscriber friends and business partners. It emphasizes community partnership and mutual cooperation shaping every issue.
A heartfelt Christmas message thanks readers for weekly support and reflects on appreciation as essential to work and growth. The note admits mistakes were unintentional and expresses resolve to improve and increase usefulness and happiness in the coming year for the community and readers.
A reader asks if Mrs Santa Claus exists and where she is. The article affirms her reality noting she shares in Christmas work yet bears the weight of poverty and care. It portrays Mrs Santa as a widow who aids children while Mr Santa parades publicly.
A reflective piece contrasts the harsh reach of American law with humanity's need for goodwill. It laments legal complexity, citing federal, state, and local bodies, and the burdensome, conflicting statutes that confuse businesses and citizens alike while stressing the value of mercy and community.
The Woodmen held an oyster supper after their meeting in the Saliee stone building Saturday night. Chili Mitchell and Nicholson prepared the oysters, Jesse Jiolt and Matthew Hamner served, the W O W band provided music, and Prof W Jeff Wilcox sang songs enjoyed by all. More food than could be eaten and more fun than could be laughed at.
Mrs J M Puryner and daughters Misgea Nettle and Bernies Puryear leave Castell for Georgetown to run a boarding house, ending twelve years as Castell hotel proprietors. Friends note missed meals and hospitality, with well wishes for success in Georgetown.
RANSOM & McINXIA touts the Parker Pen as the best fountain pen. Rent houses on the Swanson lot near Mrs. A J Barber’s home are under construction and will be rushed to completion.
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