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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1941
Page
13
The Treasury believes the public is eager to support national defense and save for future needs. Buying at retail stores is discussed alongside the option to purchase at post offices and banks.
Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps at the nearest post office bank or savings and loan association or by writing to the Treasurer of the United States Washington D C Stamps are now on sale at retail stores Exchange a completed Stamp album for a Defense Savings Bond to support a national program.
Mrs Hope Brown reports on FIELD CREEK visitors residents and travelers from Richland Springs Llano Eldorado Pontotoc and Pontotoe. Families include Barclays Fickling Fluffman Pence and Perry with guests Welsh Sessam veet and others. A wedding reception and Christmas party are noted with several local families mentioned.
Child development experts note kids enjoy helping prepare for Christmas by making decorations and ornaments for trees. They can craft cardboard stars paint gourds pine cones and strings of cranberries and popcorn for birds. Texan cotton farmers vote December 13 on cotton marketing quotas for 1942.
Sadie Huntfield extension landscape specialist urges windbreaks for all Texas homesteads to protect shrubs and flowers from destructive wind. Wind damages blooming plants and hinders growth, making planting the first step in landscaping to break the force of wind.
A specialist recommends windbreak plantings to raise comfort by reducing wind chill. Use a mix of species such as desert willow, tamarix, salt cedars, native pines, lilac, and fruit trees, selecting varieties suited to local conditions and avoiding sole reliance on one type.
The program funds school nutrition through local sponsors and surplus foods bought by the government. It aims to strengthen American youth and farming markets, ensuring fair returns for farmers. Quinton Martin of Carthage, Texas visits Liano during the holidays.
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