Llano Post Office Notice Published Thursdays
This item records second class mail matter status under the 1878 Act and notes publication in Llano Texas every Thursday.
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Llano
Texas
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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1941
Page
3
Why Dogs Chase Cars And Other Wildlife Notes
A quirky wildlife column discusses why dogs chase cars, tracing instinct to ancient ancestors at waterholes. It includes anecdotes about fishermen recalling basom haga and a playful misnaming of bass, plus a note on fish swimbladders and respiration function.
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al High
Granddad Fido
Optometrist Dr Canners Teaches Glasses Fittings
Needs glasses and schedules eye fittings at Dr Selman’s old office every Tuesday from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Glasses fitted by science. 4tp-8
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T. J. Canners
Dr. Selman
FIELD CREEK Community Notes from Mrs Hope Brown
W YT Barclay and Maurice Barclay were in Liano. Mrs Arthur Bauman and son Ross visited for church services. Nurse Imogene Hall returned home for weekend with the Hall family. Gay Smith and son Bobby spent Sunday with Bax ter Strong. The Bode family visited relatives in Underwood's home. Baptist meeting continues through the week with Ernest Rippitol joining soon. Jim and Raymond Morgan visited from Sonora, in the Morgan home. Grandchildren Alva Lois Alma Blanche Nila Mae and Shannon Barelay visit Pontotoc grandparents. T Perry traveled to Austin for school business and stayed with his parents near Liberty Hill. A J and L W Simpson were in
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Otto Morgan
Mrs
Virgil? Morgan
Alva Lois
Alma Blanche
Nila Mae
Shannon Barelay
Henry Bush
Pontotoco
T. Perry
Austin
Mr. Perry
Liberty Hill
A. J
L. W. Simpson
Llano
Maurice Barclay
Hope Brown
John McLeod
Perry
Jasper
Jink Simpson
Harley Beesley
Liano
Mr. Beesley
W. E. Barclay
Verlon Simpson
Eldorado
James Smith
Cherokee
Alton Barclay
Valley Springs
Wester
Ciderwood
Harold
Valley Spring
VT. Underwood
Denver Stockbridge
Pontotac
Shirley Perry
C. T. Perry
Field Creek
C. O. Perry
Drumming fish and crossbreeds featured in wildlife notes
The article notes a drumming function of the swim bladder in certain fish for resonance and sound, naming the drummers in Sciaenidae and listing species where drums are absent. It also mentions Dr Samurel Woldy introducing a muskellunge pike cross and cites a three foot water snake preying on fish. The first national forest began March 1891 under President Harrison, including lands now in Shoshone and Teton forests.
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Coker
Samurel Woldy
University of Minnesota
Texas Game Department
First National Forest
Benjamin Harrison
Wyoming
Shoshone and
Teton National Forests
Defense Bond Quiz Question Prompts Patriot Support
A wartime quiz asks why citizens should buy Defense Bonds. It presents choices stressing keeping America free and showing faith and pride in the country. The fragment ends with a delay in answering due to lack of funds.
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America
United States
Defense Bond Quest and Texas State Fair Highlights
Readers learn to buy Defense Postal Stamps at local outlets to exchange for Defense Bonds. The 1941 State Fair of Texas will feature record livestock with a $20,000 Hereford Show and the first national Aberdeen Angusr show in the southwest. A Texas livery school child joins educational exhibits with several contests. Nacogdoches station reports 301 peach varieties on orchard day with 230 bearing trees observed among farm visitors.
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Texas
South
Southwest
Nacogdoches Experiment Station
Poliomyelitis Summer Disease Report and Local Notes
State Health Officer Dr Geo W Cox says infantile paralysis is largely a summer disease with July to October cases possible. Through June 30, thirty one statewide poliomyelitis cases have been reported to health authorities. Direct person to person contact is the main spread factor, with speculation about insect transmission not scientifically proven. The item includes local social notes from Llano and surrounding communities detailing visits, illnesses, and family updates.
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Austin
Geo. W. Cox
State Health Department
Paralyzing disease prompts contact reduction during outbreaks
The report notes infantile paralysis spreads via carriers and urges minimizing human contact during outbreaks. Early symptoms include headache fever vomiting drowsiness irritability and stiffness in the neck and back. Prompt medical care early recognition and reporting to health authorities enable preventive and control measures. After recovery walking resumes significance.
Rehabilitation Secret Lies in Continuous Medical Care
The article emphasizes ongoing professional medical care and large doses of patience as the key to successful rehabilitation, noting the body part involved can fatigue and recovery depends on sustained treatment and perseverance.
State Fair to Feature Chemurgic Exhibit in Dallas
A chemurgic display will be part of the 1941 State Fair of Texas in Dallas from October 4 to 19. The exhibit, first shown at the 1939 fair, is planned to be larger and more complete than prior displays.
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Texas
Dallas
Pyorrhea May Follow Neglect At Corner Drug Store
Unsightly gingival issues prompt questions on gum itching and burning. Drugists promise money back if the first hottie of LETO'S fails to satisfy at The Corner Drug Store.
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