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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
6
Fleas have four life stages and harm poultry by feeding on blood. The human and dog fleas spread disease while stick tight fleas affect chickens. control relies on washing domestic animals with coal tar creosote preparations and eliminating breeding sites with sun drying, cleaning, and fumigation.
On May 6 Rep. Tinkham accused Deets Pickett of perjury over records of the Methodist Board of Temperance Prohibition and Public Morals. Investigations show eleven packages shipped by Morris Swartz to Baltimore held by the Baltimore Methodist Historical Society, not the board, with Swartz using the board’s name for convenience.
The closing hour for filing for Democratic primary placards triggered a wave of new candidates across Texas. Names listed include governor contenders R. S. Sterling, Miriam Ferguson, and George W. Armstrong with numerous senior offices and several at large congressional posts.
Roysa City receives a fully equipped engine purchase for the city. Cuero reports improvements to church grounds. Vernon plans a formal dedication for a new 125000 dollar free bridge over the Red River, 20 miles north of Vernonias. Oran and Orsuge predict a cannery factory ahead. Crowell Laurie Davis opens a beauty shop in a Ferguson Drug Store rear. Denison begins cucumber shipments. Grand Prairie Charry Irvin and Ox Kirby start an ice station on property north of the telephone office owned by the Presbyterian church.
Austin Texas June 4 conference with nine operators seeks permits for exploring and developing minerals under University of Texas lands in West Texas. A lease form for mineral development beyond oil and gas is proposed with legislative action expected at the January session to govern such development. Two mineralogists Dr J W Beede and Bert Haigh travel to San Angelo to study the black shale basin and University lands as part of the investigations.
The San Angelo Times reports Representative Cochran of Missouri says about $638 million in large-sized U.S. currency remains in circulation in private caches rather than active use. When such notes enter banks they are retired for smaller bills, showing hoarding persists.
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a fat-reduction aid. A Mrs. A Lanier of Sawhehe Coalit claims losing 7 pounds in a week after using Kruschen daily with coffee, urging readers to take a half teaspoonful each morning and cut fatty foods. It promotes a 4 week supply from Corner Drug Store.
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