Rural Housewives Work Burden Highlighted in Journal
A rural household article cites a 62 hour work week for farm wives per a U S Bureau report. It notes eight hours sleep leaves seven unaccounted for while chores, sewing, and caregiving fill time. It argues these women uphold the nation’s social fabric and home unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Journal
Bureau of Home Economics
Llano Methodist Church to Welcome Acting Pastor Sunday
The Rev. John B. Horton will occupy the pulpit at Llano Methodist Church at 11 a.m. Sunday due to the pastor's absence. There will be no evening service because revival services are held at the Baptist church. Additionally, no preaching will take place at Valley Spring Methodist Church Sunday owing to the pastor's absence.
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John B. Horton
Llano
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
C. E. Bludworth
Valley Spring Methodist Church
Be Kind to Dumb Brutes Benefit Angers Theatre Leader
A Boston theatre benefit for a humane society promoting care for work beasts and domestic animals urged a theatre figure to buy two tickets at ten dollars each. He declined praising the cause yet said he could save money by buying and being kind to a horse instead.
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Boston
Humane Society
Fire Department Plans Ahead For Mason Aid And New Equipment
Mason volunteers work to rebuild after the C A Kensing garage blaze destroyed gear. A August 9 meeting will seek a fire station plan and WPA loan or grant, with County Commissioner Rothmann named to assist. A 600 gallon tank arrives from San Angelo, a 200 gallon pump is due July 2, and a loaner pumper from San Angelo has been used. Brady and Junction departments offer help and hose, while fund drives collect offerings.
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Mason
C. A. Kensing
Hill -Ountry Fireman's Association
Fre
Lee Smart
Chester Hofman
Walter Durst
County Commissioners Court
WPA
E. W. Rothmann
San Angelo
Antone Starks
Brady Fire Department
Mason Fire Department
Junction Fire Department
Brady Wreight Lines
Walter Martin
Wes Smith
Luther Wood
L. BP. Eckert
John Banks
Roscoe Runge
W. B. McMillan
Texans Seek Study Of Rare Bighorn In Transboundary Mountains
Texas Game Commission field naturalist Robert Snow and Lt. Walter Taylor report on a cooperative study of bighorn sheep in the Guadalupe Beech and Sierra Diablo ranges north of Van Horn. Only seven animals seen. mountain lion signs scarce while eagles are common. Plans include collaboration with New Mexico authorities and U S Forest Service to extend research across the border.
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Austin
Texas
Guadalupe, Beech
Sierra Diablo
van Horn
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Robert Snow
Bighorn Secion
Walter P. Taylor
Texan Cooperative Wildlife Service
Snow
Beech
Sierra Diablo Mountains
Guadalupes
W. B. Davis
Department of Wild Game
A. and M. College
Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
New Mexico Fish and Game Commission
U. S. Forest Service
U. S. Biological Survey
New Mexico
Texas Line
Guadalupe
Community fundraiser aims to back fire department gear
A local drive seeks about $3,000 to complement roughly $1,500 already raised for purchasing upgraded fire department equipment. Organizers urge residents to contribute and support quicker emergency response capabilities.
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Fire Department
Antelope numbers rise in parts of Texas as habitat gains
In Hudspeth County wild antelope populations grow with 2,500 to 3,000 estimated by Game Warden W. D. Stubblefield at Ysleta. Clearing along the Rio Grande below El Paso threatens antelope quail and ring-neck pheasants. Unusual nesting noted in Colorado County with a roadrunner rearing three young near a dog kennel. A quail nest incubated by a mate quail and a jackdaw built over a dove nest with young.)
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Texas
W. D. Stubbottefield
Ysleta
Hudspeth
Rio Grande Valley
el Paso
Stubblefield
Colorado County
Inquiries For San Saba Marble Reach Virginia Dealers
San Saba Marble Quarries owned by W. H. Porch near San Saba receive inquiries from Virginia buyers. A June 15 letter from Alexandria seeks description of San Saba marble for interior and exterior use. The quarries yield white and pinkish marble and boast a large single slab measuring thirty by five by four feet, weighing 108000 pounds.
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San Saba
Porch
Virginia
Alexandria
San Saba County
Local candidates listed for Llano News district offices
The Llano News announces candidates for state and county posts including ALFRED PETSCH TOM MARTIN LAWRENCE L. BRUHL for Representative 85th District and ELMOND STEWART J NEWEL GRAVES for Sheriff among others. Also notes potential for enhanced county transportation and long dormant San Saba marble quarry development near Perry quarry and Payne ranch.
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Alfred Petsch
Tom Martin Lawrence L. Bruhl
San Saba County
Perry
W. R. Payne Ranch
Porch
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Llano Bakery
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