Flowers for the Living honors H. M. Smith of Llano County
A Kingsland man lauds H. M. Smith born January 14 1854 in Big Sandy for self made success. He built family wealth through hard work on Llano River farm 800 acres. Mrs Smith raises 400 turkeys annually. The couple share strong family ties and community status. Smith served as Kingsland precinct commissioner and is praised for enduring labor and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsland
H. M. Smith
Llano County
Mr. Smith
Big Sandy
Lisno
Liano County
Texas
Kansas City
Mrs. Smith
Llano River
Liang County
Henry
Smith
Russia seeks wheat and flour imports to balance trade
The department notes purchases of 6 to 9 million bushels of wheat with a possible maximum of 128.6 million bushels in flour form. Russia aims to export other goods like butter eggs forest products and minerals to maintain a trade balance. Winter kill is expected to be heavy though some Southwest winter wheat areas fared better. The Soviet government pushes peasants to increase spring seedings to offset losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United States
Russia
Soviet Russia
International Institute of Agriculture
Ukraine
Llano City Council Enacts Street Labor for Fines
The Llano City Council passes an ordinance requiring convicted criminal defendants who cannot pay fines and costs to work on the city's public streets under the marshal. Workers receive 50 cents per day until the debt is paid, with the ordinance effective upon passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Llano
State of Texas
City approval noted for 1926 actions
The document passed February 9, 1926 and was filed the same day in the Secretary office by W. B. Haynie. It was approved February 9, 1926 with J. Ray Moss serving as mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Haynie
J. Ray Moss
New Method Heals Pyorrhea Says Jacksonville Woman
Mrs. M. J. Travis of Jacksonville credits Moore’s pyorrhea treatment with curing ten years of gum disease. She notes relief in three days and teeth tightening after starting the home remedy. The firm offers a $2 trial via Mooreham Co. Kansas City with a refund guarantee if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Travis
Jacksonville
Moore
Teavin
Travis
Llano Establishes 25 Dollar Arson Reward
City ordinance fixes a permanent reward of twenty five dollars from the general fund for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person committing or attempting arson within Llano City limits. It sets payment to informants who provide decisive info for arson cases and outlines funding from the city treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano
City OF
Liano
Salt City
Llano City Arson Reward Ordinance Passage in 1925
County records show Llano approves an arson reward ordinance to aid arrests and convictions with a $25 city payment upon conviction. The measure suspends three-reading rule and takes effect after a specified date. City officials include secretary W B Haynid and mayor J Ray Mors. local ad notes spring suits and ranch listings follow.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Copeland Brothers Tent Theater Company
Toby
Copeland
Southwest
Address Walsh
Scott
Itt & Bowne
Bloomfield, S. 3
Star Garage
EXIDE
GATES
Chamberlain
Eggall
Guaranty Products
Mig. Co
Lipscomb Streat Fort Worth, Texas
Moore State Bank
Florida
W. B. Haynid
J. Ray Mors
New Spring
Byfford's
W. J. Moors
Redmar’s Tea
The
Llano C. Ofc
Home Builders
Spencer
Hn CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!