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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
7
An advertisement touts Prickly Ash Bittern as a man’s remedy for the liver and bowels with a price of 1.25 per bottle sold at all drug stores. It includes a reward notice from Luke Moss of Llano Texas seeking information leading to recovery of a person described as 1514 bands high with a scar and foretop reach.
The Lone Grove school closed its eight month term on May 8 18 with six graduates Misses Georgia Templeton Wilda Williams Gladys Box Lessie Box Leon Warden and Willbern Bebrns Miller. Georgia Templeton valedictorian Lessie Box salutatorian. A play titled The Poor Married Man was presented. Rev Alvin Johnson preached the graduation sermon on May 20 at the Baptist Church.
The article promotes a Sunday Bible School lesson about resisting self will led by H. M. Gillmore Jr. and Mrs. Harris’s Aid group. It notes Mrs Atchison’s class had the most attendees and invites others to attend eleven o'clock lesson and prayer meetings.
The Llano church outlines Sunday School at 10 a m, morning worship, and 8 p m evening worship plus midweek prayer. A men’s Bible class just started invites men not in other Sunday schools. Evangelist J P Kidd is expected June 28 to July 8.
Livergarde laxative touted as new gentle remedy for all ages promoted by Lungardia Company Dallas Texas and sold by local distributors. Includes solicitations for free samples and consumer addresses. Also notes a missing stand bag with initials WR and a reward for return near Llano roads.
Dr George B Moore, dentist of Austin, arrived in Llano last week and is now located in Dr Rogers office where he offers full dental services. This professional card outlines his method of practice.
Urgent call to home ownership notes social unrest tied to renting. City readers urged to invest in housing through Rockwell Bros & Co lumbermen offering materials to build homes.
A bold pitch promotes buying existing homes at 250 to 5000 dollars versus constructing new ones. The ad claims buyers can avoid safety-bank deposits as their money works for them, urging action from possible investors.
A concise note on how constructive social influence can uplift neighborhoods, guiding individuals toward collaborative growth and supportive networks. It emphasizes practical steps to foster positive change through shared effort and mutual aid.
Public notice states land is posted under state laws and trespassing is prohibited. Violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. The text also mentions vehicles and brands like Ford and Graage in a garbled line.
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