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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
3
The article outlines methods to select breeding hens for heavy egg production focusing on physical indicators such as yolk color, vent and earlobe changes, beak color, and pelvic bone spacing. It emphasizes strong health, proper housing, nutrition, and exercise to yield viable hatchable stock and high laying performance.
Public notice declares pastures posted under state law with penalties for hunting or trespassing. City grocery promotion mentions low prices and goods for sale.
A nostalgic call to local trade encourages residents to support home merchants who shop locally, fund churches and charities, and strengthen town growth. The piece contrasts out of town spending with community loyalty and highlights merchants as neighbors and helpers in times of need.
British meteorologists in London claim 1925 will be the driest year of this century due to a discovered link between rainfall and solar prominences. They predict widespread unemployment after Christmas and drought extending beyond Britain to global regions, based on a three year study of sun eruptions and rain.
Austin Texas January 20 Correspondence courses totaling 5253 were sent to University of Texas Bureau of Extension students last year. Favorite offerings include freshman and sophomore English, first year mathematics, education, US history, and beginner Spanish. Spanish is the top foreign language followed by French and German. Each course has 20 to 25 lessons and requires instructor permission before enrollment. Degree credit is possible though six months of residence and regular class work are required for graduation.
A fire department plans a grand tribute to their chief with a speech but the chosen speaker falters and blurts a blunt line. He delivers, Here’s your ax, prompting the astonished chief who asks for clarification and reveals the gag ends with a startled reaction.
A Houston Chronicle excerpt laments social bias within families labeled as troublemakers and urges society to treat all members fairly. It argues that prudent behavior by other relatives should ease stigma and suggests removing blanket bans on whole households when some members err.
A Youngstown Tele grant item relays Uncle Mose Lightfoot asking a clerk for three cent stamps. The clerk notes no threes, Mose laments the letter must go out tonight, and the gag revolves around stacking stamps to make up a total. Mose ends with a quip about not enough time to figure it out.
Agency advertises 177 one to ten acre tracts for farmers in the Littlefield area on the south plains of Texas. Located in a proven cotton belt above boll weevil line. Priced at 25 and 35 dollars per acre with 20 percent down and 10 to 15 year terms at six percent interest. Ample water within 100 feet. Literature available. request by writing or telegraph. EDGAR T. NEAL district agent San Saba Texas.
Public notice posted under Texas law declares all lands owned or controlled by Moore State Bank as no trespassing. Hunting trapping or dep redating on the property will be prosecuted under state law.
Notice posted under state law warns trespassers to stay out of the pastures of Co. C. Oefstreich Hugo Oestreich at 1741 p. The public is advised that hunting trapping or any depredation is prohibited and violators will be prosecuted.
An advertising notice touts Blue Star Remedy from Llano Drug Co promising a safe, non staining treatment for itchy skin conditions including eczema tetter and ringworm with a pleasant odor and guaranteed results.
Post warns against trespassing or vandalizing property. Mentions R. Moss Cattle Co and 19-41-p Carl. Indicates legal action for violations.
Notice proclaims that all lands owned or controlled by the undersigned are posted under state law forbidding hunting trespassing timbering and any depredation. It lists Henry Schneider C Kowierschke Gun Schmidt Henry Holtzer J F Rothmann Paul Schoenfeld F C Otto and W Schuesslei as responsible parties.
Posted notice forbids hunting with dogs or firearms on lands in Liano and Gillespie Counties owned or controlled by the undersigned. Signatories include A W Rothe and others listed, asserting strict prohibition and enforcement by the landowners or managers.
Public notice posts lands under state law prohibiting all hunting trapping and any depreciation on the property. Violations may lead to prosecution. Names listed include Mina Jedlich F Jedlicka and Rudolph Jedlickal with postings at Batters Branch.
Notice posted under state law forbids trespass on all pastures around Big Sandy and Cedar Mountain. Hunting trapping or other entries are prohibited. any previous permission is canceled. Dated December 1981 by Alex F. Kothmann.
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