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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1936
Page
2
The Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will meet Friday at 4 p.m. at the church for Lesson Study titled The Bible and the Mind of Christ. Mrs. W. W. Hart leads. participants should bring Bibles. The session ends the Elective course in March for Adult Student XIII.
A candidate expresses gratitude to Llano County voters for a hard fought county judge race. He notes two strong challengers, reflects on the large home precinct majority, and offers to pursue work as a cowhand or cotton chopper after January 1. He also thanks supporters for courtesy during the campaign.
Castell residents hosted and guests visited from multiple nearby towns and states. The reach included Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lehmberg of Somerset Mrs. Louis Lang of Fredericksburg Mrs. Elmer Tatsch and family Mrs. Ed Birk and family and many others during a recent week with trips to Austin Dallas Mason and the Centennial in Dallas noted for Vernelle Senfeste and visits by families from Santa Monica California Kaufman and Valley Spring.
F H Hammond expresses gratitude to Llano County citizens for their vote in the Saturday judgeship race and seeks continued support in the run off. He signs sincerely with thanks.
Llano County voters hear from the incumbent County Judge who credits finances to cooperation with County Commissioners and school insights. He asks for support in the August 22, 1936 primary as he seeks another term. A stored used tow hitcher is advertised by Buttery Hardware Co. and offered cheap.
A $500 reward is offered for the arrest and conviction of anyone stealing livestock on lands controlled by Mack H. Yates and associates in the region. Names listed include H. C. Brooks L. A. Yates and Ira G. Yates.
Elm ond Stewart expresses gratitude to Llano County voters for their confidence in the recent primary. He pledges honest, efficient service and a bid to befriend every resident, harboring no malice toward any.
Miss Lorent Ratliff of Baylor Belton spent the weekend at her home with Miss Julia Qdiorne of Marble Falls as a guest.
Mrs. T P Vest thanks Llano County voters for past support and asks continued backing in the second primary. She pledges efficient, honest effort if elected to the office of County Treasurer.
The candidate for District Judge Raymond Gray thanks Llano County voters for their primary support and asks for continued influence in the August run off. He invites those who did not back him to consider his qualifications for the 33rd Judicial District and to cast support in the forthcoming election.
Health claim notes water with meals aids digestion by stimulating stomach juices. Mentions heating with gas and a spoonful of Adherika. Cites A. H. Bruhl's Drug Store as source or seller.
The message thanks Precinct No. 3 citizens for votes and influence in the Democratic nomination for commissioner. The victorious candidate pledges best efforts for the precinct and county, while the defeated candidate congratulates the winner.
A Llano County examiner expresses gratitude to voters for their support and states there is no ill will toward opponents. He pledges to work for improvements in schools as a county officer.
The Llano Methodist Church will hold its regular Sunday morning service but there will be no preaching at the evening hour due to a meeting at the local Baptist church. Pastor E. Bludworth announces the change.
An old advertisement claims Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy can heal sore gums and even affect stomach kidneys and general health. It promises dentists' endorsement and a money back guarantee from the corner drug store if it fails.
Arthur Stark expresses sincere gratitude to supporters and bears no ill will toward those who did not back him. He hopes they will remain friends despite the outcome.
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