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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1933
Page
2
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A long passage argues winter hardship, industrial fears, and government policy. It cites unrest, bankruptcy risks for Wisconsin's towns, and calls for faith and resilience. The piece questions prosperity formulas and urges steady action to weather anticipated economic strain.
A reflective Texas week notes delayed rain, drought fears, and regional planning. Llano County awaits moisture, while broader Texas faces price and export concerns for cotton. The piece advocates thrift, water and power projects, and support for NIRAct recovery efforts.
Raymond Handy Hargrove son of Lorenza Hargrove, born April 1696 in Wrights Creek, Liano County, served 22 months in France during World War I, married Beatrice Walton on February 4, 19%5, and leaves wife, three sons Lorenza Walton, Vernon Booth, and Haymond Charles, plus two sisters and his father. He was a devout man who helped neighbors and raised his sons in faith. A FRIEND offers condolences.
An essay warns residents of gossip in small towns, noting how idle talk grows from repetition and imagination. It condemns those who speak about others while neglecting their own affairs and calls gossip a great evil that harms innocent people and social standing.
The article lists classic wonders from Antipater’s 100 B C era including the Hanging Gardens and the Lighthouse of Alexandria, then shifts to modern wonders such as radio, telephone, airplane, antiseptics, spectrum analysis, and radium noting their lasting impact on civilization. It emphasizes craftsmanship of humanity over mere perishable fame.
Llano defeats Mason 10 to 6 in a league tilt, with key hits by Reed, Dowie, and Latham. Pitchers Van Tinka and Huse lips provided the mound work as Mason drops to stay in the chase for the second half. Eden Steers visit Llano next.
Buck Jones leads a western program at the Lantex Theatre with Forbidden Trail co starring Barbara Weeke and Mary Carr. The bill also includes a Goldwyn Mayer comedy and Chapter 3 of Phantom from the Air, delivering thrills action and laughs.
Richland lacks a winning combination but hopes strong pitching will trouble rivals in the new San Saba county entry. An open date Sunday follows the July 30 game with San Saba moved to August 11 during the county fair. Tuesday’s game with Eden had no result reported yet.
The Alamo flag debate centers on Travis's banner, the 1824 Mexican tricolor, and the Texas independence era context. Amelia W45 argues the banner was the 1824 Federalist flag, while other historians debate its display over the chapel or barracks, denying a unique Texas standard.
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