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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1926
Page
3
The Bull's Eye explains it goes to print only when it has worthwhile news and rejects fixed press times. It notes readers expect relevant content and cites reporting on a man smoking a sack of Bull Durham to illustrate sharing useful information.
The piece argues that few seek truth while many pursue novels and fame, urging personal investigation of nature and scripture. It recalls how early observers used simple tools to measure time, contrasts divine wisdom with worldly pride, and stresses individual discernment over accepted authorities.
A New Orleans congregation encountered flood damage as 9 inches of rain caused water intrusion at the church last Sunday. Local officials note the impact on worship services and nearby facilities.
Three week late Texas cotton crop pushes traders to expect higher prices as buyers and sellers monitor fresh supply signals. Bulls gain interest while analysts warn against overreliance on early momentum in a volatile market.
The piece argues a six month school cannot match a nine month term, with thirty five pupils and seven to eight grade levels taxing a single teacher. It critiques patronage in hiring, calls for better teacher pay and career outlook, and urges community consolidation and stronger boarding for teachers as steps toward improvement.
An old poultry care notice advertises Martin's Roost Paint to kill bugs in hen houses and urges feeding Martin's Poultry Tone to infested chickens. Bruhl's Drug Store guarantees availability and recommends the product lines for poultry health.
Community notice advertises home bakers offering cakes and pies on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Contact via phone number 7, 1-tt-c for orders.
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