Llano County notices and health ads from 1927
Public notices announce probate proceedings for Mrs. Fritz Kassel Sr with hearing on July 4 1927 and a ten day publication requirement. Health ads promote Borozone Lavoptik Fly-Tox and mosquito control with practical household uses and product claims.
Purification Ad Promotes Calotabs Health Course
Physician endorsed claim urges Purification of the entire system with Calotabs taken weekly for several weeks. Describes Calotabs as the greatest system purifier and offers a family package with directions for 85 cents at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Llano Texas Adopts Speeds and Parking Rules for Main Ford
Llano passes a 1927 ordinance regulating motor vehicles within city limits. It defines motor vehicle curb and to park and sets an 18 mph speed limit and 45 degree angled parking on Main and Ford streets. The measure requires two front lights at night and mandates right of way at crossings and penalties up to 100 dollars.
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Llano
Texas
City
Main
Ford Streets
Main Street
Berry Street
Oatman Street
Ford Street
Sandy Stone
Houston & Texas Central Railway Company
Iity
Lof Llano
Llane
City of Liang Ordinance No 111 Adopted
A corrected copy of Ordinance No 111 confirms its adoption by the City Council of Liang Texas in session on June 16 1927. The ordinance is certified with official seal and filed for record. District reports list numerous Texas city notices including new projects and bonds.
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Liang
Liano
Texas
Port Arthur announces two new store buildings and catalogue
In Texas during May contracts and active projects include NEW CATALOGUE FOR TEXAS to be erected here. University off the press building and engineering contracts totalled 21,586,900 dollars. Canadian Marland Refining Company opens a new filling station. Farwell resumes operation of a local ice plant. bids for Callalion dam waterworks at Nueces River, Corpus Christi. drilling plans west of a test well. Perryton votes 70,000 dollars for sanitary sewer. Inland Utilities gets electric franchise. Mercedes ships first cotton of the season and a 2,500,000 dollar highway bond issue is voted for Cherokee County. Brownsville approves 300,000 dollar high school.
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Bremond
Marsland
Amarillo
Silver Fox
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls, Ranger & Fort Worth Railway
Wichita Falls & Southern Railroad
Refugio
Graf
Houston
Vailey
Laredo
San Antonio
Mexico
Austiun
Kappa Alpha Theta
University of Texas
McAllen
Rio Grande Valley Gas Company
Mirando City
Valley
Jawell
Lexington
Greenville
Slaton—Slaton Steam Laundry
Corpus Christi
Leopard
Sam Rankin
Dalhart
W. I. Cool
San Juan
Pharr
Shamrock
Robstown
Big Lake
Luling
Caldwell County
Corpus Christi—Farm Bureau
Kingman Street
Ubwater
Commmerce
Breckenridge—Oil and Gas Bureau
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Austin
Maydelle
Lefurs
Lefros
Southerland Company
Port Arthur
Texas
University
TRE Press
Marland Refining Company
Farwell
Texas Utilities Company
Nueces River
Callalion
Wortham—Plangs
Alfalfa
Perryton
Forlett—Inland Utilities Company
Mercedes
Cherokee County
Brownsville
Aihoot
White Collar Education Calls for More Work Training
Dr. John E. Brown of Siloam Springs Ark and Sulphur Springs Tex argues in Dallas that only about 12 percent of youths should be trained for professions and the rest for work. He blames education for crime, says skilled labor is scarce, and urges legislation to keep youths in productive labor until age 18. He warns of looming shortages and favors an amendment to protect work over elite career paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Brown
John E. Brown College For Girls
Siloam Springs
Ark
Sulphur Springs
Dallas
America
Fle
Brownauld
Mothers Warn of Worms in Children and Remedy
An old notice urges mothers to watch for worm symptoms in children and to treat promptly with White's Cream Verduifige. It claims the remedy drives off worms and restores health, warning that delay harms the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano Drug Company
University of Texas 1927 1928 catalogue off the press
The University of Texas announces 1500 copies of the 1927 1928 course catalogue with about 100 mailed to libraries and others. It features a complete course revision into semester hours, new numbering, and a shift away from old course lists. Trailer courses may affect first term offerings in English Spanish mathematics and Education. For sale 1927 Ford Coupe lightly used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
University of Texas
Dorothy Tread Beaird
Gallege
Beaird
School of Education
Board of Equalization Notice for Kano County Texas
Law ordered by the Commissioners Court of Kano County to appear before the Board of Equalization at the courthouse in Kano Texas on July 12 1027 to show cause why their 1927 property valuations should not be revised J T Wallford Clerk County Court Kano County Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
Llano
Liano
Alice Kassel Moseley
Tom P. Moassey
Llano County
Texas
Fritz Kassel
Commissioners Court
Liano County
Ait Ung
Board of Equalization
Biano
Signs You Can Believe In Liver Health Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Herbine as a universal remedy for liver, stomach, and bowel disorders. It claims to purify the bowels strengthen digestion and restore energy and cheerfulness with a 60 cent price through LLENO Drug Company.
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Ll4no Drug Company
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