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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1925
Page
2
The piece presents a farmer’s income and expenses for 1924, detailing total income of 1665 dollars and total expenses of 2627 dollars, including a 150 dollar interest and 6 percent interest on farm stock and equipment valued at 11950 dollars. It notes a loss of 962 dollars and questions future results, urging farmers to cooperate for better prices.
In Llano last Saturday the Palace Meat Market gave each local minister a dressed chicken for dinner, a gesture praised by the Ministerial Association. The note of thanks comes from Wesley Prince and J. P. Moneyhon, emphasizing the store’s broad groceries and seasonal produce.
Nature fits the body to battle weakness and urges daily renewal of strength through proper nourishment for better health and resilience.
The News reports a change in venue for the Episcopal church Silver Tea to be hosted at Mrs Allan Newsom's home instead of Mrs Roy B Inks. The Washington observance will be included with an engaging program for attendees.
Get White Leghorn eggs from a special pen headed by a Lady Layer cock, nesting 312 eggs yearly from Paritas Springs. All hens require registration. Eggs 1.50 per sitting of 15. Also Black's Jersey Giants by Texas King sired prize winner. Eggs 1.50 per 15. Supt W O Jenkins Llano. Seeds claim top germination with Sudan and millets priced per hundred. Freight to Texas points. Panhandle Seed Co Amarillo Texas 26 41 p. For sale eggs from Light Brahma price 1.50 per setting. Elmon Stewart Wilbur C Treadwell optometrist in Llano Saturday Feb 21. Balloon Brogues new spring men low shoes at Byfield's Store.
Pastor J. H. Wendt invites church members to observe Lent with regular Wednesday services at 7 45 in Liano and Tuesday evenings at 7 45 in Leiningen No 1 beginning February 24. The Sunday evening sermon centers on Mark X 45 with four points about Christ’s servant role.
Elder Baker will preach next Sunday night February 20 at the Baptist Mission Hall North Llano. All are invited to hear him as he emphasizes that the truth is what we need. M. W. Hackworth.
Sunday school at 10. Morning worship at 11 with the topic Why We Baptize Infants. Evening worship at 7 15 with Christ the True Vine. Many visitors last Sunday. We are glad to welcome you. Wesley Princh, Pastor.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church will meet at the home of Mrs A E Moore each Friday afternoon this month at three o'clock.
The Missionary Society of the M E church will meet with Mrs Percy Brown on Friday afternoon at three.
Class number eight of the Baptist church organized on February 16. Officers elected include B Morrison president Marjorie Laning first vice president Rudy Johnson second vice president Mary Thompson third vice president Victor Hallstrom secretary Ray Chapman treasurer Opal McKneely reporter Mrs Laning teacher and Mrs Fishbeck assistant teacher. Business meetings set for the first Tuesday each month at the church.
The family thanks friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of J. L. Cotton. Julius Nobles and wife, T. E. Lockhart and wife, Albert Cotton express gratitude and blessings.
Lamkin Players start a week long engagement in the city under a portable heated tent. The stock company presents new and exclusive plays with complete production, vaudeville interludes, and a seven piece orchestra. Monday features The Balloon Girl and free admission for escorting ladies with a paid adult ticket.
Six pens mated with these birds. 71 under ribbons across four shows. Eggs priced at $3.00 for 15 or $12.00 per hundred. Guarantee hatchability with prepayment. Bill Grein offers mail order from 1304 East 2nd Street, Austin, Texas.
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