Llano Post Office Public Notices Weekly Release
Classified public notice indicates second class mail matter under the 1873 act and that publication occurs each Thursday of the week.
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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
2
Classified public notice indicates second class mail matter under the 1873 act and that publication occurs each Thursday of the week.
The piece argues that historic party conventions rarely decided behind closed doors and cites Harding and Davis as examples. It notes the 1920 Republican and 1924 Democratic selections as public, compromise processes and warns against fear of backroom influence. It also touches on Llano County farming, drought, prohibition, and rural resilience.
The City Council met for its regular monthly session. Two actions passed included reducing the City Marshal bond to five thousand dollars with a surety. The bid to hire a new director for the Liano Municipal Band was tabled and D. W. Sauer will continue as director until further notice while musicians from various areas contest for the post.
Ronald E. Valliant and Vere Blount, both of the Loyal Valley area, were married Wednesday morning by Rev. F. Y. McFatridge at his home in Liano after obtaining a marriage license. They are well known in Shia county and receive best wishes.
At a Burnet-Liano Association gathering in Burnet Rev F V McFatridge outlined two Baptist General Convention projects. A June July drive aims to raise 300000 for Home and Foreign Missions with 110000 for Home and 190000 for Foreign. Texas quota stands at 40000. A summer revival effort is planned for pastorless churches and community centers across two counties.
In a message from Progressives Farmer Dr Holland urges resilience amid hardship. He notes that wealth cannot buy love and cites a married couple, a poor family, and another comfortable home to illustrate values beyond money. Faith hope and perseverance guide us toward better days.
A state report to M. T. Payne at College Station shows 136 boys and girls in Llano County enrolled in 4H clubs across Llano Lone Grove Baby Head Kingsland Castell Prairie Mountain and Field Creek. Demonstration work covered 140 acres of field crops 450 birds 65 hogs 43 club calves and 5A in garden with activities in terracing stock judging caponizing spraying pruning and rationing.
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