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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
1
The article promotes prudent home canning to avoid waste and stretch garden produce. It covers equipment checks, proper jar sealing, sterilization, and storage, plus budgeting for family needs and advice on vegetables, cabbage, beans, turnips, and fruits like peaches and plums for jelly. It emphasizes using appropriate jar sizes, avoiding acid misuse, and labeling older stock.
The article outlines a federal rehabilitation program to transition unemployed relief recipients from a dole system to farm work. It stresses dignity, government funding, and citizen cooperation as essential for success, with leaders urging public support and participation.
Cecil Allen of Jasper County Missouri and his wife with ten children found relief land to farm at $2.4 per month and moved from evictions to self sufficiency. The story, cited by Missouri relief officials, shows work on a rented tract, building a home, and a shift from direct relief to productive income. It highlights broader aims to replicate similar farmer recoveries across states.
General Motors will stage a nationwide exhibition of its products the week of June 2 to 9, featuring sixty under-one-roof shows in leading U.S. cities. The event highlights new models from Cadillac, LaSalle, Buick, Oldsmobile, Pontiac and Chevrolet, plus Frigidaire, Delco appliances, United Motors Service displays, and GM trucks. Music and entertainment accompany exhibits.</S>
Miles Buttery is billed as an undertaker and embalmer with shows listed across a wide circuit. cities include Poston Hartford New Haven Providence Albany Brooklyn Buffalo New York Rochester Syracuse Newark Atlantic City Philadelphia Harrisburg Pittsburg Baltimore Washington Louisville Richmond Charlotte Charleston Atlanta Birmingham Nashville Memphis Jacksonville Miami Beach New Orleans Toledo Cleveland Cincinnati Dayton Columbus Detroit Grand Rapids Indianapolis Chicago Davenport Des Moines Milwaukee Minneapolis St Paul Omaha Fargo St Louis Kansas City Wichita Oklahoma City Tulsa Dallas Houston San Antonio El Paso Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco Los Angeles Oakland Spokane Seattle Portland.
Misunderstanding of government rules for contracted cotton wheat and corn acres causes confusion. Extension Service notes the corn hog pasture rules are misread and grasses are not universally permissible. Officials say 43 million acres are taken out of production during the emergency and retired land may be used for permanent pasture, not for all crops. The AAA emphasizes cooperation to restrict production while supporting farm families.
We express our deep appreciation to friends for kindness and comforting words after the death of our husband and cousin P. U. Barker and for the floral offerings. May God bless each of you. Mrs P L Barker Mrs J H Atchison
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