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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1925
Page
1
The Dallas News argues diversification strengthens Texas amid a drought and crop shortfalls. It cites cotton and corn declines and promotes meats fruits vegetables pecan farming poultry livestock and granite as profit avenues while urging better orchards gardens and diversified crops for steady prosperity.
The News publishes the trapping laws effective September first 1925. The trapping business in the county during the fall is extensive and all trappers should acquaint themselves with the new law.
An obituary notes the suicide of Alexander Joske a San Antonio merchant prince and reputed multi millionaire. It reflects on the perils of wealth and the value of hard work and self reliance as a path to contentment.
The market page editorial laments car growth and outlines effects on the country. It discusses stock shipments from black sand belts into Llano grazing lands, bank strength in Llano, uneven rains, and cotton prospects dependent on future moisture and weather predictions.
The San Saba community letter discusses Billy Smith and a Taxpayer critique on band funding highways and progress. It questions taxes and modernization while praising caution and education as solutions. A closing note lists a brown mare for sale via Marshal Lewis Foster of Liano.
The column discusses the evolution trial in Dayton Tennessee and the split between the Gaming faction viewing it as a Bible-based trust and supporters of science who say progress won’t discredit scripture. It argues that science proved the world is round and that Bible teachings remain intact for Christians worldwide.
A storefront ad proclaims a full selection of staple and fancy groceries with in season fruits and vegetables and inviting service from J. P. Moneyhon dated 22 11.
Dean Kyle of A and M College notes Texas has expanded from a single agriculture school with 100 students to about 105 000 students in various programs. He highlights Smith Hughes vocational work and the Department of Vocational Education as crucial for practical training before many children finish school. The piece urges better farming knowledge for future Texas farmers.
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