27 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
1
Postal matter filed at Llano Post Office under Act 1878 Dengues provision. Details are fragmentary but indicate official mail handling notice and local administrative reference.
Governor Neff announces removal of the board of pardon advisors and discontinues executive clemency except on judge recommended cases. Resignations from Fritz R. Smith and William Knight follow, with records and office keys to be turned over. The move aims to curb pardons and reinforce respect for law amid rising crime.
Editorial voice rails against a moneyed judiciary and loss of common sense while praising the town’s independence. The writer notes supplies and harvest readiness, urges calm, and mocks romantic excess as they sign off with CALABOOSE.
In the Western District of Texas creditors are notified Gain filed for discharge. hearing before referee D K Woodward Jr at 10 a.m. on March 2, 1821, in Austin. D H Hart Clerk. Deputy A B Coffee. January 17, 1921. Also a moving sale January 24 to 30 at Mrs. Thornton's Mesdames B Thompson and R W Williams Home Goods Variety.
Sailors hold various beliefs such as horseshoes on ships and baby teeth charms. Sight of land promises a good voyage home while land-lubber talk unsettles Jack. Whistling at sea, albatross or seagull positions signal storms, and birds forewarn weather. Cats aboard are unlucky and petrels warn of danger.
Loyal Valley visitors Mr and Mrs H W Kelier visited Mason area events. De Laval Separator Co representative J W Froehner planned a local cream station. Students staged a playful Lone Grove game after rain delayed the real match. Box supper and booster efforts slated to support school facilities.
An international institute bulletin reports northern hemisphere wheat and rye totaling 62 400 000 metric tons, up from 61 700 000 in 1919. Barley production rose by 5 percent, white oats up 21 percent, southern Europe maize strong, and American maize 10 percent higher. Beet sugar yield seen favorable and exports of 400 000 tons of wheat from British India urged.
A farmer named Corntessel voices confidence about avoiding isolation for America by growing and selling essential crops. He quips about farmers raising needed goods and contrasts it with the idea of a lonely nation tied to distant markets.
For sale or lease to permanents a six room house in perfect repair with back porch and south east sloping yard. Features include a well of lasting water a garage and large lot. For terms or to view by appointment call Miss Edna J Moore.
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