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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
8
A detailed guide encourages planting trees to improve homes, noting best planting times, stock selection, soil preparation, root handling, hole sizing, watering, bracing, and fertilization. It advises choosing nursery stock close to home, spacing properly, and laying out diagonals for an orchard while protecting young trees from wind and drought.
Farmers may apply through county committees or Lee McDonald at the courthouse instead of Washington. Applications go to the county advisory committee and then to Dallas for final approval. Loans up to 300 dollars per borrower with regional limitations and strict crop use and waiver requirements are outlined.
A noted physician says candy does not harm teeth, prompting children to abandon their refusal to eat it. The remark appears in the Los Angeles Record, reflecting a playful take on dental health debates.
A visitor praises a well equipped junior high with modern facilities while wondering if the school fosters honor and character. The piece critiques theft within the building and laments gaps between education and character, urging teachers to impart lasting principles alongside academics.
Austin March 7 the Metcalfe bill would add 4 million dollars yearly by tightening gas tax enforcement. It passed the house 114 to 8 and would empower the state comptroller to hire a collection force, require labeling of gasoline carriers, and classify adulterated fuel as a felony. The measure aims to curb racketeers and restore funds to school and highway programs.
An old advertising text promotes Cardul as a tonic to improve overall health and relieve pains in women with weakness. It asserts long use over 50 years and advises women to take Cardyl to restore tone and ease discomfort.
The author argues the Zangara case proves rapid punishment can deter crime, noting guilty pleas shorten trials and contrasting with past Texas-style acquittals when bystanders die. The piece urges certain swift punishment to reduce crime, questioning when such time will come.
Public advisory states all lands owned or controlled are posted against trespassing and hunting trapping wood hauling or any depredation. Violations will be prosecuted under state trespass laws. Previous permits revoked June 13.
Public advisory that all lands owned or controlled by C N Parris are posted against trespassing including hunting trapping wood hauling or any depredation. Violators will be prosecuted. Keep out.
An ad claims Adlerilka cures dull headaches caused by constipation after one dose. It asserts the remedy removes poisons from the body and reduces nervousness, with a promotional tone typical of patent medicine advertising.
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