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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1938
Page
6
In a 1930s editorial, the San Angelo Standard argues the Levine kidnapping case shows how federal and state efforts slowed rackets. It calls for stronger FBI and local police action, increased funding, and harsh punishment to stamp out kidnaping and protect public security.
A. T. Semple of the Soil Conservation Service says shade trees in pastures should be on high ground rather than near streams or low areas. Benefits include erosion control, fertility conservation, and better distribution of manure, while animals near borders can cause bank damage and soil loss.
A Sunday School class notes the death of Mrs Wilburn Oatman and honors her as a devoted member and loving wife and mother. The resolutions express faith, gratitude, and a wish to follow the Master, asking for prayers for the loved ones and spreading a copy to the Llano News and family.
Notice to school patrons states that all parents wishing to transfer their children to another school must do so before August first as required by law. J. W. Currie, County Superintendent. American Lutheran Church St James, Liano Sunday School and Bible Class at 9:20 a.m. Service English at 10:45 a.m. St John's Castell service at 2:30 p.m. R. Benorden, Pastor.
Stated meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star Monday night July 11 at Masonic Temple. All members invited to be present. Mrs Nell McDermott W M Mrs Ona Darnall Secy. FOR RENT Nicely furnished apartment with sleeping porch Close in. Mrs J P Shirley.
The text notes reaching the stream only at spots where banks can be protected, implying selective access to minimize erosion or damage. It emphasizes choosing locations that allow containment and protection of the riverbank.
A class notes the death of W A Buster, praising him as a Christian, devoted husband and father, and a friend to the town. It laments his loss, honors his church work, and prays for comfort for relatives and co workers who mourn him.
A committee voted to copy the resolutions into the close minutes and send a copy to the Llano News and to the family. The submission is marked sadly by Mrs. David Martin Mrs. Ona Darnall and Mrs. Elmo May.
Forrest Ross advertises cedar posts for sale in Lone Grove with corner gate line posts and pickets available at low prices.
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