Texas Leads in Crop Production and Manufacturing Prospects
The article notes Texas has surpassed other states in crop production and is poised to become the leading manufacturing state. It explains manufacturing lag due to capital limits and farming profits, then credits idle bank funds as a potential driver for new factories and industrial investment. Guardians of the Public Morals reports six Travig County men facing trouble for punishing couples parked on highways amid alleged spooning. Law officers say spooning is not illegal and that punishment belongs in court, not roadside enforcement. The piece recalls the Garden of Eden as the origin of lovemaking, noting its long history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Union
Garden of Eden
East Texas Egg Venture Promises Surplus and Career Boosts
Citizens at Skising Star Texas invested in a 40000 egg incubator in January 1924 and within eighteen months the project yielded full return on investment. Farmers report 20 cents monthly net profit per hen and households estimate a family grocery bill covered by 100 hens, with extra funds for other expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skising Star
Texas
Rising Star
Ig Wera
Tomato Boom Near Jacksonville Shines on Harvest Night
Reports describe a booming tomato trade around Jacksonville with electric lights along streets and nonstop sales. At the peak, 140 cars of tomatoes were shipped in a day and banks received about $211,000 in deposits, signaling a rapid local wealth surge.
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Jacksonville
Texas Mountain Resorts Attract Crowds This Summer
Texas resorts including Kerrville Alpine and other mountain towns report larger crowds than ever as Texans seek health and pleasure in Southwest Texas. Officials note the climate draws visitors who once favored California or Colorado, suggesting a shift from cotton to diversified wealth in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Kerrville
Alpine
California
Colorado
Rio Grande Valley Seen as Future Winter Garden
The Rio Grande Valley is poised to rival California and Florida in fruit and vegetable cultivation as transportation improves. Experts foresee a regional development in Texas that could become a major winter garden and orchard for America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande Valley
California
Florida
Texas
United States
Ameriva
Accepting Outside Advertising A Local Publisher’s Dilemma
A small town newspaper weighs taking a large annual contract from a distant mail order house. The editor argues business must stand on merit and competition, or the paper loses its community mission and its right to exist. Local rivals should strive to attract and retain trade through effort and energy.
Public Business and Sentiment in the Press
The article argues newspapers are public institutions but cannot be run solely on sentiment or public subsidy. It compares hotel and convention roles, noting businesses must earn profits and cannot offer free service to support towns, urging balance between public interest and private enterprise.
Texas Loses Great Educator Tu WooT Tizeetl
Dr Higtell resigns from Texas A and M College to become president of the University of Oklahoma. The move surprises supporters who note his devoted Texas ties and the difficult personal choice involved in leaving Texas.
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Texas
Tu. Woot Tizeetl
Texans Agriculure
Mechanical College
University of 4Idite
Ike Oklahomia
Dr. Higtell
Vermifuge Promises Relief for Worm-Weak Children
Article warns sickly children show worm-related vitality loss and suggests White's Cream Vermifuge as a safe remedy. It notes pale skin dark circles and aversion to play as signs and urges purchase at the Corner Drug Store.
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Norma
Stay in Texas for comfort and opportunity
A plea against seeking aid from outside, arguing Texas offers climate and development prospects. The writer contrasts Texas favorably with Illinois and New York, noting mild heat, scarce disease, and ample beaches and mountains within the state. The message urges educators to pursue growth at home and avoid humiliation in seeking funds.
Summer School Pushes Texas Students Toward Life Work
Despite heat, thousands line up at the University of Texas for summer school registration to receive official authority for life work. Young men and women aim to become more effective instructors, many funding their own studies while parents support others. The cotton crop remains in poor condition. farmers are urged to plow on and maximize yields as harvest nears.
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Texas
University of Texas
Seii Uy
Swmmer School
Eminent Surgeon Says Cancer Preventable by Diet
Sir W. Arbuthnot Lane argues cancer stems from poisons in food and urges a diet of whole wheat bread raw fruits and vegetables with no meat. He claims digestion must be kept clean and the digestive tract well drained to prevent cancer.
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United
British Isles
United States
W. Arbuthnot Lane
Bart
The
Dearborn Independent
Sir Arbuthnot
Bocter
Arbuainet
Loans Wanted for Stock Farm and Ranch Loans
Advertises unlimited funds for stock farm and ranch loans in Llano Mason and San Saba counties. Promises low interest rates quick inspections and material advances. Signed S. Smith.
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Llano
Mason
San Saba
Home town papers face mail order ad offers
The Brady Standard discusses weekly papers accepting or refusing mail order advertising. It notes offers totaling about 550 to 652 per year and argues home town merchants and papers should value local ads. It highlights the contrast between home merchants' ad levels and foreign advertisers.
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Weekly Press of
Texas
Dallas
Standard
Auid
Miilorder
Fmail
Mncichants
S Nowspaper
Mer- Wis
Ubottown
Brady Standard
Oiling Water to Fight Mosquitoes Proposed by Health Board
Texas State Board of Health outlines a fool proof oiling method using soaked sawdust in crude oil and kerosene placed in sacks along streams. The technique forms a film that spreads downstream, works in running and stagnant water, and reduces labor while preventing brush and debris from breaking the film.
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Texas State Board of Health
Hughilton
Marlin and Falls County
Whotcame Health Unit
Beaumont
Lost Ladies pin offered for return rewards
For plumbing and electrical work of any kind at any time fee or phone 42-41 p ALBER'! WIMBERLY, LOST-Ladies pin, with combination O, E, 8. and Shrine emblems, Re wird paid al this office for it's return. Invite us to your next Blow-Out. Quick tire service, WATKINS-INKS MOTOR CO.
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Alber
Shrine
Rewird
Watkins-Inks Motor CO
Sheriff’s sale notice in Llano County Texas 1925
On June 3 1925 Llano County Sheriff W T Rogers announces a tax foreclosure sale of the east half of Block 12 in the original Town of Llano Texas. The sale will occur July 7 1955 at the Llano County Courthouse between 2 and 4 pm free of encumbrances except rights of redemption and partial division. If no bids arise the property may be struck off to the state.
Sheriff Sale in Llano County Texas on Delinquent Lot Block 24
Judgment of 8.74 dollars plus six percent interest and costs leads to sale of Lots 7 to 12 in Block 24 Butler Addition Llano Texas. Sheriff will expose property at Llano County courthouse on first Tuesday in July 1925 between 3 and 4 PM. State of Texas holds right of bid if no other offers. June 3 1925.
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State OF Texas
Luuano
A. D
District Court
State of Texans
Butler
Llano
Texas
Court House
W. T. Rogers
Llano County
Dan McDonald
Liano
Jime
Texas Sheriff's Sale Record From Llano County 1926
The Llano County Sheriff announces a foreclosure sale of 60 acres and 74 more to satisfy a 343.66 dollar judgment plus costs for nonpayment of taxes. The sale, set for the first Tuesday in July 1926, will occur at the county courthouse with bidding open to the public.
Sheriff sale of Llano County property in Texas
The State of Texas executes a sheriff sale of the Llano County property described as Block No. 47 of the Liane Improvement & Furnace Company to satisfy a tax judgment. The sale occurs on the first Tuesday in July 1925 at the county courthouse with auction to the highest cash bidder, with several statutory conditions and rights of redemption reserved. Heirs and successors may bid as allowed by law, and the sheriff’s office handles the process.
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Texas
State of Texas
Teich
Teich: Mont
Sta
District Court of County
A. Sword
Winingham Sur
W. T. Rogers
Llano County
Dan McDonal
Depa Liano
Llano
Dig Court
Cj House
Dan McDona
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Department of Journalism
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Texas Press Association
Tyler
Lenat
Reaeh Tate
Routhwest
Thais
Peyaw Mere
Ronde Ty Nii
Pexas
Fort
Illinois
New York
Watkinsanks
Smith
Sheriff's. Sale
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Llano River
Sheriff's Sale
Leg Range & Runge
Mason, Texas
Bere
Ind
Muartin
Bros. Lumber Company
P. Hwagelm EI
S. D. Rainie Llano
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