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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
2
A letter expresses desire for another good rain next week and thanks the weather forecaster. It notes general precipitation would help, mentions Dwight Moreow in New Jersey and Lindbergh’s campaign, and references Juneteenth celebrations with a segregated crowd and Park event.
Lynch Davidson quits the governor race and warns Texans to stay clear of Mayfield Love and Ferguson. He does not back a specific candidate, but readers may infer Stearling as the implied choice.
The article contrasts charity with swindling how to help those in distress and the value of giving. It laments possible fraud yet urges generosity, citing biblical guidance. It marvels at recent rainstorms that revived fields and greened nature, crediting divine design for real blessings beyond human action.
The piece notes New Jersey’s stance on prohibition history and national politics, contrasting local attitudes with broader nationwide trends. It casts New Jersey as a smaller player in the larger contest between dry and wet forces.
The piece argues more obligation to perform worthy actions for others and the public, claiming a town or community must be worth working for or it is not worth living in. It critiques leisure use of funds, noting golf as a clean diversion but warning against living on others’ money.
A columnist questions the fairness of pledges and the democratic process as about a dozen candidates contend for the Texas governor nomination. The writer argues that voters should support a worthy ticket or abstain, criticizing pressure to back a specific choice and urging integrity in party primaries.
A Texas columnist warns of Chicago gunmen moving to Dallas and criticizes city attitudes toward crime and employment. He cites Census data showing Llano county unemployment and urges able-bodied men to work, arguing society bears the burden of loafers.
The Llano region thrives on diversified markets with cedar timber as a key income source. Observers note large cedar shipments through town daily, highlighting thousands of dollars in yearly revenue from this early stage of the industry and related timber processing.
The reader is urged to reflect nightly on both hardships and blessings. It highlights health appetite and cheerful friends as advantages of living in a great nation, suggesting gratitude improves happiness and the world.
The piece accuses Chicago reporters of high status after a gang assault and notes resignations by city leaders as proof of rot in Chicago. It argues foreigners who cannot speak English should be removed to ease the cleansing process and improve respect for laws.
The column notes a forthcoming high school auditorium play Aunt Sueia next week. Several local amateurs are named while J Hurt is praised for staying with friends and council. Jeff is predicted to attract big crowds similar to Babe Ruth, with Hollywood in sight.
A Llano resident recalls a passerby seriously faulting a respected man for talking too much. The speaker urges restraint and cites Kipling’s warning about a tongue that speaks lies and harm.
The appeal urges redrawing Texas maps to create a Hill Country district. It argues current Abilene representation overlooks regional needs and resources. Proponents say a Will County native would better advocate Hill Country interests in Washington.
The McInnis family expresses deep gratitude to friends for kindness and sympathy after the death of Miss Ella McInnis. They acknowledge flowers and long years of care, praying for a merciful Father to reward such goodness. Carrie McInnis and Mrs J N Mendenhall sign the notice.
The notice lists Sunday School at 9:45 a.m and sermons with Pastor at 2 p.m and 7 p.m. Rev Atticus Webb, head of the Anti-Saloon League, will speak at the Methodist church causing the eight o'clock service to be dismissed. Bargain notices from Onered Aume Dry Goods Co. closes June 21.
Record sale now on with de on music records at 66 cents each. Newest records and latest hits available during the sale. Visit Llano Music Co. for anything in the musical line. A pleasure to serve you.
Woman with high school college and business training offers stenography typing bookkeeping and filing skills. Several years experience in law business and newspaper offices. Write Steno Box 157 384 to Liano.
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