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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1924
Page
2
The Llano News notes the upcoming primary season with candidates at work, praises local industry and printing firms, and urges Llano to host a cattle trade excursion to boost business. It reports on fishing and tourism growth, grasshopper control, and student graduations in nearby Bonham.
A former inmate warned of brutal treatment of convicts by guards, urging authorities to investigate and reform. The News cautions the speaker may exaggerate but calls for scrutiny if any part of his account is true, arguing libel laws could curb false public lectures.
Notice to all persons knowing themselves indebted to the former Corner Drug Store owners Daniel and Porter to arrange prompt settlement of accounts.
A Marble Falls Texas man, E T Nanney, touts Doan's Pills for back pain. He describes relief after a shop accident and notes continued occasional benefit over four years. Advertisement claims 60 cents at dealers and cites Foster Milburn Co. as makers in Buffalo New York.
Commissioners' Court of Daw County Texas will meet at Shing courthouse on July 15 1924 as a Board of Equalization. Parties must appear to show cause why their property valuations should not be raised. County Clerk T Hallford signs notice.
The Episcopal Church in Llane invites all to hear Rev W T Capers D D Bishop of the West Texas Diocese preach Friday night at eight o'clock. The event is open to the public.
A revival begins near Pontotes four miles south at Stewary Grove and runs until end of duty period. Preachers Mrs M L KE Purdue and Mrs M E Bartlett from Louisiana will lead. All welcome to attend. Methodist Ladies plan a Cake and Pie Sale Saturday June 25 at the old Raymond Buffell Stand from 11 o'clock.
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