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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1932
Page
8
Forty three year old Hereford heifers bred to registered bulls offered for quick sale due to dry range conditions. Angus Ray, a freshman at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, arrived in Liano with his parents Rev. and Mrs. J J Ray.
College Station Texas December 20 Tex fig farm pantry plans for 1933 emphasize better variety rather than more food. Lola Blair Extension Service Texas A and M notes county home demonstration councils aided 75 percent of families in 120 counties last year. Demonstration outlines pantry needs including fruits vegetables cereals and meats to meet wide variety with less effort.
Jefferson Texas December 19 W Farmer in Arion County reports low outlay and rising income from milk butter and eggs after adopting a live at home program. He terraced land improved soil with county agent help and installed a simple irrigation system for a truck patch. He says he meets obligations and has little time to worry about the low mood.
A fervent tribute extols the farmer as the nation’s backbone and global provider. It asserts agriculture sustains prosperity, trade balance, and national defense, linking the farmer to peace and civilization.
Henry Kneese in Gillespie county sold 200 dollars worth of pecans from trees budded to improved varieties eight years ago after starting from a small tract. Ruby Lee Crawford of Noble Club in Lamar county set a 1020 pound lint yield on 2 1/2 acres for 78 20 dollars. Caldwell county farmers cut theft with tattoo cards. Wheeler county beef feeders sold 461 head at 11 21 per ton. Cooke county women profited 7 55 from 13 fowls canned. Dorothy Lee in San Augustine traded 10 gallons of syrup for fruit vines. Opie Holland of Tom Green canned 1016 containers this year and helped others use steam canners.
The piece describes tensions within the Roosevelt family as Franklin D. Roosevelt rises to the presidency while Theodore Roosevelt’s line falters. It notes dismay in Unc le Theodore's descendants at the new president's ascent and hints at political divisions rooted in history and alliance.
The Houston Post notes that political fortunes shift unexpectedly as figures like Al Smith Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin D Roosevelt move between offices and nations. Llano County Texas eyes 13000 funding bonds for tick eradication warrants and general fund expenses with a January 16 1933 meeting planned under House Bill 312. Grandma Check of Check’s Corner funds a community library by a storm gift of wool cloth quilts and coverlets from a sheep flock now supporting library growth.
The 75 year old founder of a community library in Check's Corner Arkansas started the project eight years ago with 200 books and now oversees a collection of 3000 volumes. Her work aims to aid residents facing hardships by expanding access to reading.
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