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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1935
Page
2
A critical review argues that Canadian government grade labeling has failed to educate consumers or stabilize prices. A cross section survey shows many women unaware of grades, with only a quarter recognizing any grade and price emphasis outweighing labels.
The piece discusses economic policy shifts from direct relief to job programs, optimism about weather and farming prospects in the Hill Country, urges poll tax payment for voters, and praises Rev. Chas Nixons sermons at the Methodist revival. It blends local civic duty with climate notes and community ambitions.
The article notes Vice President Garner urging Huey Long to stay in Louisiana for attainable recognition while Long seeks influence in Washington. It highlights Senators Rae and Rae Domus Gere as key figures and praises Tom Connally as a major Texas political force alongside President Roosevelt's impact. It ends with James Allred taking the oath as Governor of Texas and hoped alignment with national welfare.
The Bexar Archives, the historic Texas documents held by San Antonio, were moved to the University of Texas Library after 1898. A translator Juan Hagegard-Villasan a and a team of students began systematic translation centered on 1803 to 1821, highlighting Texas frontier status and Mexican independence.
The article notes that U S hog slaughter closely tracks corn production since 1920 21 with three peak slaughter years 1023 24 1928 29 and 1933 34 and that a one percent change in corn production tends to yield about a one percent change in hog slaughter under federal inspection. It argues that 1936 corn hog contracts will better control hog production by limiting corn acreage, warning that 1938 acreage shortfalls could trigger a corn surplus and lower feed prices, followed by heavy hog feeding and lower hog prices in 1936 and 1937.
The article traces Louisiana French occupation and Saint-Denis guiding missions around Nacogdoches and San Antonio after 1716, Spain’s endurance to hold the territory, the 1727 province of Texas with San Antonio as capital, and the shift to Mexico’s independence. It notes archives at Bexar and the path to the Anglo American settlement and 1835 Revolution.
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