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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1930
Page
2
The Dallas News urges voters to support a new, clean slate in Texas leadership. It argues for wise policies and efficient administrators to place Texas among the leading states. The notice notes the sudden death of Tom Lee, former Georgetown school superintendent and a respected educator.
Texas voters rallied to the first primary, clearing the decks for Aug. 23. The Ferguson faction drew strong support while Morris Sheppard and Tom Connally remained central figures in the Senate contest. The piece predicts a clean fight to remove Ferguson allies, with Ross Sterling likely to gain from Ferguson votes as the state heads toward a centennial era of expansion and reform.
In a campaign speech Jim Ferguson claims if his wife wins governorship two thousand penitents will be freed. The piece notes clever politics and contrasts lower tax pledges with the convict release plank. Weather references and odd notes on clouds and heat appear as editorial color.
Public notice outlines amendments to the Rural High School tuition law. It specifies caps on funding and tuition payments, references legislative sections, and notes introduced restrictions and financial provisions affecting county citizens.
Local recap shows Llano overpower Boerne White Sox 6 to 0 as home team seizes early lead and never relinquishes. The report also notes scattered district notes and community notices amid game coverage.
Judge Moore outlines 13 years of administration noting no land tax hike, preserving county funds during a bank crash, eradicating the fever tick without bonds, and completing two designated state highways. He cites bridges, a disposal plant, paving projects, and a strong debt position as major accomplishments.
A speaker thanks supporters and explains they will resign from office sooner than planned, aiming to avoid harm to the county. They acknowledge mixed approval and urge supporters to consider the facts and their welfare before finalizing the decision.
A New York woman describes losing 14 pounds by taking Kraschen Salts, claiming it aids digestion and reduces fat. The notice mentions a four week bottle priced at 85 cents and promotes morning use with hot water.
An advertisement claims LE TOS PYORHHEA REMEDY heals worst cases when used as directed. It states the product is not a mouth wash or paste and is sold with a money back guarantee at Corner Drug Store.
The pastor announces his third year leading the church and urges record attendance in both the presiding service and Sunday School. Services include a sermon at 10 10 45 and 8 00 with a Sunday School from 10 46 to 41 30. McFatridge pastor and McFatridge family convey thanks for kindness after illness and death of their wife and mother.
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