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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1935
Page
7
A Fox Films comedy drama presented at the Slantex Theatre this week features Lew Ayres and Alice Faye in She Learned About Sailors. A short features program accompanies the main film.
Wilbur C. Treadwell will be in the Liano office Saturday February 2 for eye examinations and glasses fitting. He promises relief from headaches and eye strain and invites customers to bring poultry eggs and hides to Littlepage Produce House for best prices honest weights and grades.
Cyclonic western star Tom Tyler leads Fighting Through at the Lantex Theatre this Saturday only Also on the bill are Chapter 4 of Burn Em Up Barnes and a Vitaphone feature Not Tonight Josephine in Technicolor Frank McHugh and Kitty Kelley star Open All Night Harrison Motor Co.
Damon Runyon presents The Lemon Drop Kid at the Lantex Theatre on February 5 and 6 with Lee Tracy Helen Mack and Baby LeRoy. The film follows a race track theme like Little Miss Marker and Lady for a Day. Plus Cab Calloway Hi-De-Ho and Bank Night on Wednesday.
In a report from Bristol unit of Collins & Aidman Corp, goats whiskers once ornamental are now used in mohair upholstery and carpets. The goat byproducts include long whiskers valued for strength and dye acceptance, supplying thousands annually to major suppliers.
Kingsland church invites full attendance for a day night and Sunday afternoon service led by Pastor J J Ray with preaching sessions scheduled across the weekend.
Rev T O Rorley thanks Llano residents and the Llano News for aiding the recent revival. Donations totaled about 75 dollars for the singer, 82 for the district parsonage, plus around 50 in incident offerings. The evangelist volunteered services and diverse churches joined, with Rev Nixon praised for organizing and preaching to new church members.
Stuart A. McCormick analyzes Texas constitutional and legal rules on clemency in a study highlighted in the Southwestern Social Science Quarterly. He notes governors granted most clemency 1967 to 1933 and argues for constitutional changes to curb pardoning power held by the governor, amid discussions of a nonpartisan board and limited board influence.
A brief poem recalls Old Tobe a once famed Llano mule born 1904 on Hickory Creek and dying January 27 1935 He toiled hauling wood and furrows with Roundtree Ranch legends Kit a sorrel mate with a white facial mark is noted as fleet and hard to drive off the range both mules are praised for their endurance and loyalty
Registered jack available at Lord place eleven miles southeast of Llano this season. Includes loading chute and good pasture for mares. Service fee ten dollars or five dollars to accompany mare with balance due when colt drops or upon return privileges. Mares pastured at owner risk one dollar fifty six cents per month. Hallmark in charge of the jack.
Fort Worth Texas specialist Dr Littler arrives at the Southern Hotel in Llano for a one day clinic February 2 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. He offers consultation and examination free with treatment at reasonable costs for chronic stomach and skin conditions not including surgical operations. Patients urged to bring spouses and parents accompanying children.
Austin Texas January 29 Dr John W Brown State Health Officer warns babies and young children are highly at risk of tuberculosis when in contact with infected people using shared items or beds. Early recognition and prompt medical care can save many lives and prevent spread.
The Weather Bureau records show a steady warming of about one degree every four years over the last twenty-five years. Scientists now believe heat and drought peaked in summer 1994, with a shift toward cooler temperatures expected as the twenty-five year cycle turns.
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