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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1932
Page
2
The Christian Church invites its Sunday school to join the Methodist Sunday school for a joint Christmas morning service at ten oclock, dismissing at eleven, with no eleven oclock service. An evening worship is set for seven. Pettus Service Station near W T Roberts Company store nearing completion.
Mrs. J. P. Collier Sr. died Tuesday at her son Matt Collier’s home in Roswell New Mexico. If she had lived to February she would have been 94. Burial will be beside her husband who died about twelve years ago. Her family had long ties to Llano and Gutman Creek communities.
College Station Texas Tec 20 At present price of eyes a good hen house will enable a flock of 100 hens to pay their owners at least 15 to 16 more this winter than in a poor house says E N Holmgreen poultry husbandman Texas A and M College He bases it on records of hundreds of demonstration flocks showing well housed hens lay 2 13 more eggs per month than birds in poor houses even if winter mild Five winter housing essentials include dry protection from drafts 214 square feet per hen cup space per bird for light breeds 1 to 1 1 2 inches for heavy breeds mash troughs full and accessible 1 foot of double side space and ample water kept unfrozen Water warming aids production in cold spells
College Station Texas December Texas Special the first Texas half to be grand champion steer at Americas livestock show was a 4 H club calf fed by Marvin Maherry of Fisher county. It was creep fed and finished under A and M College ration under C C Jobson Jones County agent. Bumpy Lad weighed 420 pounds at four months and 880 pounds after feeding with daily grain and forage.
The town will see few public Christmas programs as churches observe the day quietly. Low illness, mild colds, and a shift toward home gatherings reduce large public crowds. Overall, Christmas will be silent but still present in Llano.
Extension editor notes Mrs Rasberry in Walls county saved costs while growing 27 varieties and supplying family needs. Ruth Cain from Upshur county provided 450 pounds of fresh vegetables and 457 canned jars. McLennan farmers build trench silos at 17.50 each after 900 dollar concrete example. terracing and crop rotation boost yields for Reymond Brown in Titus county and W R Young in Bailey county doubles cotton output.
The Christmas turkey market near Llano closed last Saturday after a week of fast arrivals and low prices. Despite the drop, large numbers of birds entered Llano in a wide circulation of thousands of dollars, as growers expected better returns in prior years.
The Contract Bridge Club met last Wednesday with Mrs. J. J. Dunn as host. The high score prize went to Mrs. Jo i L. Rentek and refreshments were served to a group of ladies including Mesdaumes J. b. Rentek, Chas M. Wallace, G. b. Gray, Jusus Deats, Luke Mos, Pat Mar aschall, Damon Smith, Worth Peter- Bon and the hostess.
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