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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
2
Mrs. Henry Field outlines practical steps for canning corn to preserve flavor and nutrition. Select milk-to-dough stage corn, grind with a food chopper or hand grater, fill cans to leave space, blanch milk, and process in a pressure cooker. Remove from canner, cool in water, label, and store.
The editorial praises President Roosevelt for urging a global pact of nonaggression and armament reduction. It notes possible opposition from Japan and Germany, but sees the move as a potential turning point in world history and a path to United States leadership in a renewed League of Nations framework. It mentions Geneva and London conferences and the potential for U.S. entry into the League.
Port Lavaca Home Demonstration Club members describe pantry improvements and cost savings. Dallas county dairymen report higher cattle yields after feeding stock beets. Ban Augusting county grafts seedlings for future fruit supply. Wheeler county cattle producers report solid corn returns. Haskell county farms install irrigation garden systems. Lee county poultry flocks average over 20 eggs per hen. Harrison county cows enter oat and vetch patches this spring.
The Jaques Manufacturing Company argues that repeated business comes from genuine quality. KC Baking Powder, sold for over four decades, is highlighted as a high quality product under family management. It notes government use during World War I and sustained newspaper advertising with fair dealer profits and strong margins.
Texas Democratic headquarters in Austin reports a statewide effort to raise about 75,090 dollars as Texas share of the Democratic National Committee deficit. The plan levies ten cents for every Democratic vote cast in the 1932 election across 254 counties, with Finance Director Frank Scofield noting the move fits current public sentiment.
The Texas Democratic National Committee has forwarded 6000 to James A. Farley this week and 15000 total to date for Texas quota with an estimated 10000 more collected by County Chairmen awaiting remittance. Roy Miller credits improved conditions from President Roosevelt leadership for the rise in cotton grain and cattle prices and notes cultural counties leading the fundraising.
A posted land notice states that all land formerly owned by J. Stribling and Sons is now controlled by Fitzsimons Land & Cattle Co and that former permits are revoked. Damon Smith signs as manager.
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