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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1927
Page
4
The Nashville Banner discusses persistent efforts to debunk long held tales and myths including Washington and the cherry tree and Franklin electricity. It notes the bee’s reputation for industry despite radio criticisms claiming laziness and poor productivity.
A verse laments the endless cycle of housework that women face from morning to night and throughout the year. It lists chores such as drawing tea, baking, cleaning, cooking, sewing, teaching, and writing as perpetual duties.
The 1925 Texas tour led by Governor Dan Moody aimed at boosting the state’s image but Eastern papers framed it as political publicity for Moody’s vice presidency bid. Texans are urged to inform themselves and promote Texas achievements, with emphasis on press influence to counter regional misperceptions. The piece also notes Texas tourism growth, pecan and onion farming prospects, and a memorial for George Neu, Texas Press Association president.
Reading classified advertising columns can reveal buyers and bargains for items you own or need. The note urges cultivating the habit to profit or save money, suggesting a single successful deal could pay for years of a newspaper subscription.
Real estate offers ranches for sale at reasonable prices from 34-tie W. J. Moore. Also listed is a three burner New Perfection stove in good condition with contact phone 151.
Reminder to those seeking to transfer children between districts that the law requires no transfers after August 1st, 42 21 c and outlines the enforcement of this deadline.
A set of keys is missing with a reward offered for their return to Lewis Foster. The notice provides no further contact details.
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