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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
1
The Progressive Farmer cites Puilander D. Poston praising pot liquor water from boiled vegetables as vital to health and strength. He argues it preserves minerals and vitamins lost in long boiling and warns Americans waste valuable nutrients when discarding the liquid.
The Texas Spirit of Progress notes a shift from discouragement to optimism over a quarter century. It highlights Wichita Falls irrigation projects drawing statewide attention, urges study of irrigation in Dallas Valley areas, and cites San Saba County interest in irrigating river valleys. It also reports Texas towns voting bonds for street works, improving schools, water, and sidewalks to attract residents.
The piece notes Texas towns face water shortages when rains stop and highlights Comanche as a thrifty town that recently voted bonds to build an ample reservoir near the town to prepare for future emergencies.
The text argues for accessible hospital facilities affordable to the masses and criticizes high fees that exclude the middle class. It also touts the value of farm and home demonstration agents in progressive farming and their accountability based on performance.
Fifteen years after its founding the Federal Council of Churches in America advocates a united social creed. It lists 15 propositions including equal rights, family protection, child education, abolition of child labor, women’s health safeguards, poverty prevention, liquor regulation, workers’ health and safety, right to organize, retirement provisions, conciliation and arbitration, reasonable hours, and a living wage across industries.
A Phebe K Warner column from Lampasas Texas argues high teacher turnover harms public education. She notes many letters from young female teachers seeking new positions despite success, and warns that nationwide four year churn deprives schools of experienced staff and weakens democracy. She urges teachers to stay and fill their own vacancies.
The article lauds home demonstration agents for improving country home living conditions and notes some county commissioners consider cutting their funding as a move toward economy. It highlights the generally positive view of the workers.
Mueller Alfred P. C. Patach associated with Mueller and Petsch appears in a filed notice. The document lists names connected to the firm and references a formal action or unresolved matter requiring attention.
An analysis by the Texan Public Service Information Bureau shows two years of auto costs for a $580 vehicle. Key items include gasoline 160, garage 146, lubricants 80, tires 50, repairs and miscellaneous 100, totaling 46.25 dollars per month and 6.6 cents per mile for 14 000 miles.
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