Past Demands and Present Necessities in Public Borrowing
The San Antonio Express argues that public expenditures rose from 64 percent of national income in 1913 to 14.4 percent in 1930 and taxes at 15 cents per dollar justify tax readjustment. It urges citizen involvement through a taxpayers league to curb pet projects and focus on essential services like police, fire, health, schools, and road-building.
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American Association of Engineers
Dlow
New Taxpayers’ League
San Antonio Express
Shade trees along sidewalks deserve protection from damage
The piece argues that shade trees lining sidewalks are valuable and should be respected and protected. it urges prompt correction for children who destroy such property.
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Llano
Nation votes, liberty, and debt in a tax wary era
In gratitude for prosperity and air, the author praises the nation and critiques public spending. The piece defends the Grand Old Party’s recent convention shift, argues government can cut expenses, and warns small leaks bite the ship as debt grows. The tone blends patriotism with fiscal caution.
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Chase
Ry Eines
What is Truth in a Summer Newspaper Note
A Llano County column muses on truth politics and society. It touches on mistrust of national taxing battles, urban violence, crop storage, rain for bumper yields, and skepticism about local gold mining ventures, reflecting rural concerns of 1930s readers.
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Llano
Lolano County
Promised Land
Llano County
Tax talk and weather notes mix in Llano column
The column discusses national taxes funding presidential expenses and a Wisconsin congressman proposing a beauty parlor tax. It also visits Llano County noting timely rains leaving fields green and forecasts no small drought concerns. It ends with a quip about revenue use for congressional travel.
Ex-soldiers Return Contentious Bonus Bill Debate
Thousands of ex-soldiers who went to Washington for the bonus bill have returned home disappointed. The piece contrasts today’s travel with 15 years ago when banners and bands celebrated, invoking Kipling and a jab at Mr. Atkins as the band plays.
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Washington
Kipling
Johnnie
Mr. Atkins
Nu-Cy team edges Llano in 12 innings 9 to 8
The Nu-Cy nine beat the Llano Cowboys 9 to 8 in twelve innings on Tuesday night in Austin. Johnny Pinckney drove in four runs with a triple and a single and Chink Taylor added five hits as Llano led early before Nu-Cy rallied in the late innings. Bailey was the winning pitcher with Hammond and Draper also contributing on the mound.
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Liano Cowboys
Nu- Sey
Austin
Cowboys
Nu-leys
Llano
Johnny Pinckney
Dey
Ner
Chink Taylor
Goerner
Peel
Mather
Brown
Taylor
Mueller
Pinckney
White
Nuley
Reed
P. McLeod
Slussler
Hammond
Draper
Liano
Nu-Iey
Nu-ley
Bailey
Keltner
Karan
Martin
Grasshoppers warned countywide on how to poison
County observations show grasshoppers increasing across sections and harming crops as they swarm. Instructions advise using Paris Green or white arsenic, broadcasting the poison, and timing applica tion around 9 a m with dry conditions, plus a detailed bran mash formula and handling tips.
Enjoy Swimming Party by the Y W A at Sandstone
The Y W A held a swimming party Tuesday evening at Sandstone with sandwiches, ice tea and cake. Attendees included Misses Louise Spinks Nell Dunaway Emily Faris Thelma Walling Ethel Bohannon Wanda O Donnell Ima Reager Verdie Everett Frankin Wattin Carrie Strange Minika Martin Louise Ratliff Nora Belle Johnson Ruth Nolen Mary Bess Me Fatridge Wilma Dougling of Austin Mesdames R Fishbeck F W Me Fatridge Baijius Spinks.
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Sandstone
Louise Spinks
Nell Dunaway
Emily Faris
Thelma Walling
Ethel Bohannon
Wanda O'Donnell
Ima Reager
Verdie Everett
Fankin Wattin
Carrie Strange
Minika Martin
Louise Ratliff
Nora Belle Johnson
Ruth Nolen
Mary Bess Me- Fatridge
Wilma Dougling
Austin
Mesdames R. Fishbeck
F. W. Me
Fatridge
Baijius Spinks
Notice to creditors on Tate Jona AV Cone debt
Creditors are asked to call and settle debts with Mrs John A Cone or J M Cone at Grady Faubion's Insurance Office. If unable to meet obligations, arrangements may be made. Prompt attention requested.
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Tate Jona AV Cone
John A. Cone J. M. Cone
Grady Faubion's
Poultry Demonstrators Show Profit Despite Low Prices
Flocks in Lyell County report May profits with higher egg averages. Clarence Ratlitt’s Butt Leghorns lead at twenty eggs per hen and $3.61 profit, followed by Miss M. S. Wiley White Wyandottes at nineteen eggs and $4.30. Clyde Bush Cornish Games hit nineteen eggs, R Fishbeck White Leghorns eighteen eggs and $8.20 profit, Miss Iva West Barred Rocks eighteen eggs and $7.82. Overall flock condition is good though some face parasites.
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Liane
Lyell
Clarence Ratlitt
M. S. Wiley
Clyde Bush
Mr. R. Fishbeck
Iva West
Second Annual Tri County 4H Camp at Matern Ranch
Final plans announce a three day 4 H camp at the Matern ranch pecan grove five miles from Marble Falls starting next Monday June 27. R W Persons District Agent will attend Llano with the group and A J Cotton camp manager promises surprises. A Tuesday barbecue and program await visitors and 4 H Girl Day, with uniforms urged and participants bringing cats.
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Matern Ranch
Matern
Marble Falls
R. W. Persons
Llano
A. J. Cotton
Agme
Pyee
Clarence Rath
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