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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
5
A short 1934 year opening note pledges renewed effort to serve friends and patrons. The message emphasizes strengthening old friendships and continuing community ties as the new year begins.
United States customs officers and Brady City Marshal arrested five men linked to a haul found at the Whitehead ranch near Brady. Sixty kegs of alcohol valued around 7500 dollars were hidden beneath a dirt ceiling in underground rooms. The owners and operators named were Whitehead, plus his two sons Gene and Lloyd, Charlie Kumgardner, and Wilkins.
In the new 1925 cotton contract offered by the Bicultural Adjustment Administration farmers must cut cotton acres by 35 to 45 percent in exchange for land rent payments up to 18 dollars per acre and a parity payment of one cent per pound for 49 percent of average five year production.
Excerpted address praises books as voyages through history and thought. It likens reading to ships of thought, guiding minds across civilizations, wars, and discoveries from ancient empires to modern science, with God and virtue woven through the journey.
In a past era a woman’s home was a fortress where visitors were friends or neighbors calling to chat and check on family. Now doors ring more often with traveling salesmen offering goods that local merchants sell at fair prices and with reliable service if the item isn’t right.
Julius Becker of W Poplar Street San Antonio Texas trains to improve home on a paved Foss street for stocker cattle.
A posted notice proclaims all lands controlled by the wander are subject to state law and violations will be prosecuted. Signed by A. F. Moss with Mark A. Moss as manager.
Advertisement by Damon Smith manager for Quatne' Co announcing that lands controlled by the Fitgsim ens Land and Cattle Company are trespassed against and require removal of cattle. Apply to H. M. Elkin at Kingsland Texas for details.
Extension Service editor notes a girl raised a garden with $90.47 in vegetables sold this year and 437 quarts canned for winter. A Pebble Mound farmer praises terraces while Archer county urges sub irrigation for reliable crops. A Foard county turkeys die-off stops after fixing stagnant kitchen water. A Danbury pantry room costs $35 and saves on canning work. EMA county farmers plow cotton to feed on retired acres, saving about $200,000 this winter.
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