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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
2
Local notes include visits from residents of San Angelo Menard Louise Cherokee and Shawnee Oklahoma. Residents like Miss Fay Byfield Miss Anna May Tarrence and J H Borden were mentioned with recent travels and activities. A June promotion offers one third off all suit cleaning or pressing on Tuesdays at the tailors shop.
Local cleaner offers a one third discount on every salt cleaning service throughout June. Customers can save on all salt removal tasks, with services available at storefront and by appointment.
A Brow n Brothers financial letter argues against public prejudice toward money lenders and explains how land security, tax free bonds, and Farm Loan Banks affect farmer credit. It decries rising taxes and interest, warns that tax free securities enable wealthier classes to dodge taxes, and links high land taxes to overall price inflation.
Vacation time brings school closing celebrations and a busy Castell scene. Castell and Esbow batters split no games A doubleheader saw Castell win both contests. Local families gather for reunions and relatives visit from Houston Florence and San Antonio while students attend summer sessions and job shifts unfold.
A dialogue features a woman asking where worn tires end up and a man speculating about burning rubber at their likely destination, hinting at the odor and environmental angle.
Calomel sales decline as Dodson's Liver Tone dominates with druggist endorsements. The vegetable remedy promises safe relief from liver sluggishness and constipation, with a money back guarantee if not effective. It is flavored as pleasant and non-gripe, avoiding the aftereffects of calomel.
In a Birmingham Age-Herald snippet Henry describes a strange exchange with John Jibway during a call at the Jibways. He recalls a sign, a hasty exit, and a remark about old volumes in the library as Henry notes a shared taste for books. The dialogue hints at suspicious circumstances surrounding the pair.
A look at the storied figure who would challenge anyone who labeled him an agriculturist, tracing his stubborn pride and long-held stance in rural life. The piece explores his reputation and the era that shaped his fierce loyalty to plain farming.
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