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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
2
Rufus R N Wilson, General Secretary, reports the World Cotton Conference will meet in three days at Liverpool from June 13 to 16 1921 with delegates moving to Manchester for the final sessions. The Llano News notes postal matter status.
Canadian papers argue the United States wasted pulp through reckless forestry and now begs Canada to yield more pulp resources. The discussion frames conservation as essential to U S supply security and trade relations.
The article recalls the 1777 adoption of the United States flag by the Continental Congress and links national colors to early Revolutionary War morale. It argues flag symbolism inspired patriotism and calls on Linano’s youth to learn the flag’s significance and the sacrifices behind it.
The piece argues high garment authorities will force drastic style changes, pushing women to discard old clothes to meet new trends. It notes Nebraska price commissioner Mrs. Charles G. Ryan and claims many women will resist drastic, costly styles, preferring sane economical dress.
A fragmentary text shows a heated exchange where one speaker threatens to call their father to remove another, indicating a family dispute or coercive tension without clear context or names.
A Brown Bros financial note argues that public distrust of lenders hides a broader truth about cheap money, tax free bonds, and the Farm Loan Act. It warns that tax policy and government borrowing raise interest for farmers and push land values higher, threatening overall affordability. It emphasizes the need to balance taxes, interest, and land prices under supply and demand laws.
The essay reflects on the shift from ten to eight hours in industry and the impact on leisure. It notes potential benefits like extra personal time and backyard productivity, but warns of risks including vice, gambling, and insufficient civic engagement as workers gain free hours.
A. J. Cotton, county agent, urges storing wool amid a rapid price drop in the national market. He cites weak wool prices, store discounts on clothing, and ongoing market instability as reasons to hold inventories until prices recover, proposing coordinated selling after stability returns.
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