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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
8
Legislative note outlines Article 308i adding rules for wives of Confederate soldiers living in Confederate Home and Confederate Woman's Home. Wives married before the soldier’s admission may transfer to the Confederate Home with their husband and receive same care, then must move back upon the husband’s death or loss of inmate status. Also mentions Public Health Service challenges.
Austin Texas Dr P G Smith of the Public Health Service warned at the National Tuberculosis Association meeting that 1924 will bring the greatest loss to the nation from tuberculosis due to the war He predicted about 40000 will seek treatment in the next three years and 25160 of 133716 ex service men sent to hospitals since the War Risk Act were tuberculosis He urged reforms amid political appointments and heavy government paperwork hindering public health service operations.
A wedding solemnized at the Methodist Church South joins Ben Grote and Bertha Jordan in marriage officiated by Rev. Roy G. Rader. Only immediate family present as the couple, popular Mason residents, depart for San Antonio then Austin before returning to Mason to reside with the Hoersters. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jordan, wears navy satin. The groom is a Mason Drug Company executive and son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Grote.
Sam McKnight sent a Friday shipment of Whiteface Herefords, about 130 head, from the McKnight ranch to Kansas City market for sale then Chicago if needed. Cattle had been fed on cotton seed and grass since last fall, and averaged over 119 pounds, with more shipments expected this week and next.
The Texas Farm Bureau appeals to all members urging urgent action in the last ten days of June to support cooperative marketing of cotton. Members are asked to pledge personal effort and sign at headquarters to back the campaign and bolster economic independence for Texas farmers.
A fragment references a Texan opportunity and obligation with Secretary Moser of the Texas Fort Bureau. It notes a pledge to secure this through their efforts and mentions a phrase about nipership, indicating organizational framing.
The article recalls various bent notes and pictures featuring George Washington Jefferson and other figures tied to the Southern cause. It highlights Mrs. Jefferson Davis and Miss Lucy Holcamb of Marshall Texas as notable social figures in Washington and mentions connections to Senator Francis Pickens and to Russia via a Buchanan-era envoy.
A testimonial asserts Adlettidka quickly relieves sour stomach and stomach distress in twenty minutes. The ad claims Adlerika cleanses upper and lower bowels, removes foul matter, ejected gases, and decaying food, preventing chronic constipation and possible appendicitis.
Parties wishing to load cattle at Graphite must obtain inspection and a certificate proving freedom from all ticks including ear ticks, and must secure permission from the undersigned J. C. Stribling.
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