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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
2
The paper promotes its comprehensive coverage of Llano County and nearby areas with special features and live news to keep residents informed about regional affairs and bordering territory.
The Waco Tribune laments repeated Texas city violence including Dallas and Waco. It argues public apathy and distrust in courts enable murder by the wealthy or connected. Calls for fearless public sentiment and lawful remedy to curb killings and restore faith in justice.
The piece urges Ilano Texas to join spring clean-up efforts with mayoral proclamations. It recalls a past successful cleanup and calls for business leaders to lead another town-wide effort. Cattle prices are noted as high, seen as a benefit to local raisers and the country.
A reflective piece from Llano County touching on community harmony, crop prospects, road maintenance, and planting. It notes cattlemen at El Paso convention, irrigation and water issues, and national topics like the Mexican war and liquor bills. The text also critiques Texas governance, editorials on penitentiaries, and opposition to free seed distributions by Congress.
The Daughters of the Confederacy express sympathy for the death of Mrs. John C. Oatman of Llano who died February 19 1913. The resolutions praise her Christian life and extend comfort to her husband and daughters. A memorial page will be dedicated in the minutes and published in the county paper. A special program at the Baptist Church on March 7 1913 and a league program on March 9 1913 are announced with details of speakers and songs.
Short notice item states a loss of about 15 to 20 keys between the post office and Martin Telephone Office with a one dollar reward for return to David. The notice provides no contact details beyond the name.
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