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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
2
A string of quotations from Mayor LaGuardia Representative Eckwal and Countess Barbara Hutton Haugwitz Reventlow reveal tensions over criticism of leaders and media perception. The excerpts reflect public figures reacting to political and social scrutiny across eras.
An advertisement from Corner Drug Store touts Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy as a guaranteed cure for a severe gum disease with a bold claim of fast, lasting relief when used as directed.
The new Texas law signed by Gov. James V. Allred adds a 24 item exempt list to the family exemption provisions. It prevents seizure for debt on items including the homestead, household goods, tools, farm animals, current wages, and even the family dog.
The piece debunks the milk and fish belief, arguing no physiological or chemical basis supports it. It notes the claim traces to old days before refrigeration and arose from cases where illness followed consuming nonfresh fish and milk together.
John B. Stribling of Rotan Texas sells an Anxiety Hereford bull calf to Mousel Brothers of Cambridge Nebraska. He travels with his family to Nebraska and Iowa for ten days meeting Hereford breeders after delivery.
Government nutritionists expose the inconsistency of those who avoid fish and milk together. Faddists will eat fish chowder with milk but hesitate to drink milk with fried fish, and fear ice cream after seafood despite accepting crab Newberg and other rich dishes.
The piece notes John N. Garner may seek the presidency again and James A. Farley may pursue the Democratic nomination. It cites Garner’s loyalty to the President, his political acumen, and the potential implications for the 1936 party ticket amid GOP nominating efforts.
A compact column of aphorisms and social commentary including caution against vanity and backbiting, advice on virtue and honesty, and a political call to action attributed to Grace Morrison Poole and Nathan Hale. The piece ends with an advertising appeal to readers of the News.
A compilation of satirical lines on American ideals and a mock medical pitch. Dixon Ryan Fox jokes about a full dinner pail and garbage pail while a modern food expert quips on calf to chicken sandwich yield. An Adlerika drug ad promises gas relief by cleansing bowels with a sales tone.
A Dallas News reader laments modern excess and marketing, arguing society spoils fish and children by overindulgence. He notes politicians and suitors pivot to manufactured appeal, suggesting we may soon return to simpler, baconed methods as authentic charm fades.
The State of Texas Llano County reads that by order of sale issued June 22 1935 in a tax case the state as plaintiff will sell on the first Tuesday in August 1936 at the Llano County courthouse from 10 AM to 4 PM to satisfy taxes and costs the property of Unknown Owners described as Lots 1 2 8 4 5 and 12 13 14 15 with all right title and interest.
Llano County Texas summons notices announce a property sale in Llano to collect taxes penalties and costs on real estate. The sheriff will auction the property with redemption rights remaining for two years and subject to other legal rights.
Llano County Texas on June 22 1935 by order of judgment dated June 1 1935 directs sheriff to sell at public auction on August 6 1935 at Llano County Courthouse all mineral rights in 320 acres Sur 709 Abs 158 Llano River area including transfers and reservations dating to 1873 1884 to satisfy a tax judgment of 27.07 dollars plus costs and six percent interest.
Deed records in Llano County Texas show a 640 acre parcel in Survey 708 Abs 204, patented to F W Grassmeyer then assigned to C Ebers and conveyed to Voight. Mineral rights reserved to Grassmeyer. Defendants may redeem within two years. sale to satisfy tax lien with costs, interest, and penalties.
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