Local notes from Llano and nearby towns
Swanson of Corsicana arrived in Llano Tuesday for the funeral of Mian Mettle Swanson. Townsend of Galveston visits grandparents in Llano. Miss Besa Haynie returns from Menard and Miss Lena Martin visits Llano. Mrs Edwards and her son visit from Arkansas, guests of Mrs Peacock Bod and relatives. Breazeale family called to Mason for Mrs Rufe Breazeale’s illness. Wilburn Breazeale returns home. Iren Breazeale travels to Taylor to visit relatives. Henry C. Buttery returns from San Antonio on business. Dr C G Behras from Cherokee visits Llano after Tow Valley trip to see Ben Pedras, now better. Wilson Shook visits his father J W Shook. works at a Llano drug firm. Geo Gray of Cherokee in Llano noting cotton needs rain amid heat. Local painter P H Haynes offers painting and paperhanging services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ¥. Edwards
Iittie Son
Siicum Springs
Arkansas
Jano
Edward
Peacock Bod
C. Breaveale
Geo, C
L. B. Breazeale
Franke Moseley
Mason
Rufe Breazeale
Friggs
Wilburn
Llano
Groceries Getting Cheaper The High Cost of Living Declines
Consumers see a drop in everyday costs as reports indicate the high cost of living is easing. Analysts note delayed effects in food prices while shoppers welcome lower grocery bills and broader inflation relief.
Llano News Chronicle People and Events Glance
Prank Fry and wife visited Llano from Burnet for several days. F W Bastain and family traveled from Marble Falls on trades day to see Mrs Bastain's parents. Fannie Belle Hansford stayed with Dorthy Tarrence before returning to Beaumont. George M Watkins and wife plan a Galveston visit then Houston before returning home. J B Martin Wells Fargo Express in San Antonio for medical care returns to duties. Z H Carter covered in his absence. Taxpayer notice urges voting against a bond amendment granting unlimited legislative bonds. Local ads invite visitors to Liang Furniture at the Presbyterian Church and list services. Lost reel rod and fishing line between Honey Creek and Llano, finder to News office for reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Martin
Wells-Fargo Express Co
San Antonio
Honey Creek
Llano
Texas farm land values and livestock trends report
The text notes Texas farm land values averaging 14.53 per acre statewide versus 7.91 in Liane county, with 112,435,000 acres statewide and total land value around 1.036 billion dollars. It reports a ten year decline in arable area by nearly 20 million acres while overall value rose about 1.04 billion. it compares horse and automobile values and cites local business notices and promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Llane County
Cara Tre
Big County
Welvin Ligne
Acade
Port
Cemsis Bureau
Mrs Heard Tuesday's Son Antonio Texpress Item
Runaway incident in Llano city victims include Mrs Walter Kendell sister of Ben Hoerster. Kendell injured but reports say she is doing as well as expected at bedside. Also notice of CG Barker home for sale in North Llano and bread supplier offering picnic and barbecue bread at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Texpress
Walter [Kendell
Kendell
Ben Hoerster
CG. W. Barker
North Liano
P. L. Barker
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Ransom & Mackey
Rexall Store
Tre
Swanson
Corsicana
Liang
Mettle Swanson
Townsend
Galveston
F. A. Smilth
Besa Haynie
Menard
Lena Martin
Valley Spring
Ada
Hortense Osbourne
Miss Iren Breazeale
Taylor
Henry C. Buttery
CG. L. Behras
Cherokee
Tow Valley
Ben F. ‘Pedras
Wilson
Oue
Lamparas
J. W. Soak
Geo. Gray
P, Hi
Haynes
The
Farmers Union Ware House Co
E. F. Shropshire
Fry
Burnet
F. W. Bastain
Marble Falls
Fannie Belle Hansford
Dorthy Tarrence
Beaumont
Geo. M. Watkins
Milton C. Wilkes
Houston
Lt. State
Mir
Liang Furniure
the Presbyterian Church
G.P. Bourne
Wilbur C. Treadwell
Optometrist
Lian
Thas
Bastain Natranage
Liane Furniture Co
Jersey
W. L Marschall
Linng
Sala
Jd. A. Lanting
T. P. Justus
LaFrance Shoes
Woelkover Shoes
Wood Boots
Birahie & Byfield
Raymond Byfiield’s
Linno Furniture Co
Ren Vaes Er
Mrs. Heard
Kimble
D. E. Reynolds
P. Justus
Oscar G. Porter
the Fountain
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