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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
6
Bruce Barton recalls a 1920 talk to a downcast audience about a central New York City vacant lot once reserved as a pasture graveyard. He links faith in growth to a shift from fear to planning for a bigger future, noting recent business gains by every attendee.
Forward Texas Movement commends the first century and plans a five year push to boost industrial and cultural development. Progressive Texans, Inc. funds a broad campaign to diversify beyond agriculture and prepare a Texas centennial exposition with state support.
Texan cultural development is urged beyond home and school life with libraries, art galleries, and public art spaces. The Texas Pine Arts Association plans a state gallery unit in Austin, while artists visit rural areas. dam projects near Eagle Pass Austin and Brownwood proceed. Kerrville tourism growth prompts expansion plans. 37 Federal projects under way in Texas plus 41 more. fish, onions, and crops expand. Belton adopts city manager form as mayor steps down.
The Ladies Auxiliary program outlines Youth and Christ's Program led by Mrs Milton Shirley with hymn Bible study and special music. Christ's Program appeals to youth led by Mrs J L Conners plus youth news by Mrs Ahrens. Others include Our Jewels and Youth Responds to Christ Program led by Mrs Laning and Mrs Garrett. A notice requests visitors avoid directing travelers to the camp and fishing area. Bh Btp J D Slator & Som
The Land Owners and Lessees Association posts lands under state law to protect members property rights. The organization states its aim is enforcing ranchers property rights and not enforcing game laws, listing members and affiliates.
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