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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1933
Page
8
A Texas drought era article outlines a feed crisis with corn, oats, hay shortfalls and cattle needing cheaper alternatives. It details feed value comparisons among corn, sorghum, barley, oats, hay, silage, cottonseed meal and other concentrates to balance rations, plus factors like animal type, work load and age influencing choices.
The Aleburne Times-Review endorses a retirement plan as sound and notes rising cotton prices. It cites Roosevelt era programs boosting prices and suggests 12 cents per pound as a feasible target this fall, forecasting stability and gains in the textile sector.
The article traces money evolving in ancient times from barter to a universal medium, noting early coin weights and marks, the role of gold and silver, and the rise of banking and paper notes. It highlights how economies shifted from direct exchange to credit and bank promises, ending with the idea that money began as commodity value and became standardized through government and private recognition.
San Angelo Stand: ung reports demand for qualified State administrators to lead the public works effort. Washington appeals governors and lawmakers to recruit men of ability and integrity free from political or commercial influence. Delay could harm the program and public trust.
Real estate notice for the Chas Seiber residence located in North Ttano offering seven rooms for sale or rent. Agent HE HEDEMAN coordinates inquiries and viewing arrangements through the listed contact.
The ad explains malaria causes alternating chills and fever and urges two goals: destroy the infection in the blood and fortify the blood. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is advertised as providing both quinine to kill the infection and iron to enrich the blood, promising relief and restored health.
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