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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
8
A debate on copy-book maxims like honesty justice and courtesy. critics say progress delays harm action while supporters cite enduring value. The piece laments neglect of moral advice in politics and education, urging revival of old time precepts despite modern trends.
Mrs Anna Martin nee Anna Mebus longtime Mason County financier and early settler died leaving a legacy as bank operator postmistress and cattle trader. She aided stockmen and helped bring wire fencing and banking to Hedwig Hill and Mason Texas with sons Charles and Max continuing the business. Survivors include two sons nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Honorary pallbearers listed from Mason and Fredericksburg communities.
An 84 tie between Sharwin-Williams Paint and Rockwell Bros Lumber Co. appears in the Tredevvrth Naws advertisers section, listing both firms in the local ad column.
A ten year overview from the Wilson County Board of Education highlights improved school attendance up 64 percent and property investment multiply nearly twentyfold from 1914 to 1924. Auto trucks transport one fifth of students and seventeen new buildings replace former shacks.
Rural trustees are urged in August to prepare schoolhouses for the new term. Clean work and repairs on roofs doors and heating are needed. Officials warn against delaying supplies and facilities and wasting public funds.
The Progressive Farmer rebuts Mr. Davidson, arguing that improving production methods and crop efficiency is essential alongside cooperative marketing. It cites cotton costs, fertilizer boosts, and past cooperative gains, warning that production faults, credit issues, and volatile markets hurt farmers more than marketing alone.
Dean Bell resigns as head of the University of Texas School of Business to take a new role at Ohio State University. His Texas salary was 5000, the Ohio offer is 7500, with Ohio State budgeting 60000 for business research under Professor Bell. President Splawn notes several top faculty departures this year and praises Bell's foresight for a stronger, broader program.
The Bulletin reports a week of fishing and recreation along Pall Creek at the Colorado River with about 20 attendees. An incident occurred when three men had cash and valuables totaling around 60 dollars stolen from Ray Wingren, Granvil Hearn, and Dutch Craddock. District Attorney Hammond is reviewing the case, and Tow residents express regret and assist in catching the culprits. The writer commends Tow and Wall Creek residents for hospitality and plans to return next year.
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