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Llano News

Location

Llano, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1935

Page

7

Llano River bridge damage spurs temporary crossing plan

Large floods wrecked the principal bridges on the Llano River including the steel bridge at Liano and the lower concrete span. A temporary all loose concrete causeway crossing is to be built under engineer Gresham with about fifty workers, targeting a river crossing by next week.

Ano Liano Owever Flag Creek Sandy Creek Highay 81 Gresham Llano Mr. Gresham Bef State ‘Highway Department

Young Modern Tate College Alum Ready for Vacation

After graduation, a young alumnus from Tate College in Lomenia contemplates a long vacation. The piece advises versatile clothing suitable for travel and more formal occasions, highlighting the traveler’s need for a traveling dress and a stylish yet practical wardrobe.

Denton Oung Texas State CIA

Undulant fever spread from animals to humans

Austin report by State Health Officer Dr. John W. Brown notes undulant fever can transmit from animals to humans with waves of fever and fatigue. Symptoms include warmth, chills, weight loss, and weakness while recovery spans weeks. prevention centers on animal disease control, dairy pasteurization, and avoiding contact with infected animals.

Austin Texas John W. Brown

Notice in Probate Llano County Syrena J Fox Estate

Llano County Texas probate notice details final account of administrator Luther Fox for estate of Syrena J Fox deceased. Court action set for July 1 1935 at Llano courthouse. interested parties may contest. Writ to Sheriff for publication in a newspaper of general circulation. Clerk J A Mayes signs seal.

State OF Texas Liano County Llano Syrena J. Fox Luther Fox Llano County Texas J. A. Mayes Llano Co Texar

Red Dots and Cotton Tops Highlight 1985 Beach Wardrobe

The piece describes a vacation wardrobe with red accessories as a substitute for navy blue. It emphasizes cotton as the main fabric across dressy, casual, and beach outfits, including shorts and wrap skirts for village visits and white or colored slacks. It notes bright bathing suits and colorful robes, plus cotton day and evening frocks with light trims.

Hutle Severn

When should a child lace shoes and grow up?

Psychologist Dr. Edgar A. Doll reports milestones from ages 2 to 20. He says children should walk unattended and eat with a spoon by age 2, handle small sums and lose belief in Santa by 6 to 7, start buying own clothes by 14, and be able to support themselves by 20, per remarks at a mental deficiency association meeting.

Chicago Santa Claus Edgar A. Doll Vineland N. J American Association On Palmer House

Concrete Subirrigation Expands in Hansford County Fields

Hansford county extends concrete subirrigation with relief-labor tile laying. Farmers supply cement and sand and share one fourth of 1935 garden produce. About 32,000 feet of tile now subirrigate local gardens, with similar efforts in Hemphill and Ochiltree counties boosting regional irrigation projects.

Minnie Fisher Cunningham Hansford County Hansford G. Lester Boykin Hemphill County H. M. Cantrell Ochiltree County J. YT. Stovall

Pattern 8402 Baby Dress With Circular Yoke and Gingham

The design suits small girls who seek comfort and style. A round yoke frames a sweet face, with a front neck opening hidden by a skirt tab. Flared skirt on bias allows freedom for play while puff sleeves gather at a front tab. A blue and white cross barred gingham pairs well with white upper.

Pattern Order and Local Alfalfa Harvest Report

For pattern orders send 15 cents per pattern plus NAME ADDRESS STYLE NUMBER and SIZE to Patricia Dow at Llano News Pattern Dept Brooklyn NY. Meanwhile Martin Stiles of Annona in Red River county harvested four and a half to six tons of alfalfa per acre on 21 acres. county agent C M Knight notes the lowest alfalfa hay price is $20 per ton.

Patricia Dow Llano News Pattern Dept Vme-Fmth Dvc Brooklyn N.Y Martin Stiles Annona Red River County C. M. Knight

Sonora to Host Annual Race Meet and Rodeo

Alfred Schwiening of Sutton County directs Sonora Texas Race Meet and Rodeo on June 27 28 with six horse races daily and roping events totaling purses of 1110 plus entry fees. The three night Camp Allison style platform dances will thrill attendees with a free barbecue on Thursday.

Sonora Texas Jane Alfred Schwiening Sutton County Schwiening Mason County Brady Camp Allison Liana River Fort McKayen Htis Alfred San Angelo

Large Flood Damage Hits TPLCo and Partners

Llano suffered major losses in a recent flood with Texas Power and Light and its subsidiary Texas Public Utilities Corporation named among the largest losers. Estimates place ice and water plant damage around 20000 dollars and equipment losses nearby near 10000 dollars.

State Highway Department Texas Power & Light Company Texas Public Utilities Corporation Llano Seer Lee and Eth Staryse ATR Stadhead R. Wa Blaeher Pax Power & Hight” Company Giang

Texas farmers push ahead on adjustment programs

Texas farmers continue voluntary adjustment programs despite rumors about the Supreme Court ruling. George S. Adams of the Texas Extension Service says over 70 000 new contract signers joined this year as farmers in 26 counties maintain the program, while Secretary Wallace notes amendments to the Agricultural Adjustment Act aim to align law with the Schechter decision and protect ongoing government support.

Texas Supreme Court AAA George S. Adams Texas Extension Service Adams Rio Grande Valley Wallace Congress Jine

West Texas satire on barbecuing and manners

A narrator mocks West Texas men who try to cut in during barbecue serving, calling them small and out of line. He contrasts such behavior with the care given to the women and the local custom of waiting for everyone to be fed. The tone is humorous and regional.

West Texas

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