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Newspaper

Llano News

Location

Llano, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1932

Page

3

Construction boom spans Texas towns on Highway 19 and beyond

A sweeping list of construction and business openings across Texas: Culverts, highways, hotels, and gas lines expand from DeWitt county to Refugio and Harris regions. Projects include caliche base on No.19, No.72 work, new golf club house, water towers, paving contracts, and several firm openings.

Yoakum Sabinas Carrizo Springs Orange North Orange Lake Street Timpson Sabine River Dumas—Wilson Funeral Home Brown Cladewater—Simms Oil Co Cald Las Purchase Upshur Nicholson San Antonio Central Police Station Pleasant—Greenpoop Victoria—Arcole Construction Co Refugio White Deer Holmes Elub San Patricio Here Rex Theatre Eatelline Memphis Lefors—Roberts Bros. Construction Co Seven Mile Lindale Orange—Commercial Pulp & Paper Be Company Hayden and Austin Anderson County Jasonville Mra M. G. Williams J. D City Throckmorton Jim Batlard Breckenridge Alvin—Humble Oil & Pipe Line Co McAshan Whitham Construction Company Stamford Stonewall Brownfield Chisholm Bros Raymondville Toward Mortuary Alpine—Berkley Halland Avenue Charles Bishop Sealy Frank Vykoukul Brushy Creek Lewisville Huffines Motor Company Snyder—J. el. Sears Victoria Victoria Tennis Club Goodwin Avenue Glass Street Siackey Construction Company Roberts County Electra Mesdames Leta Bair Johnie Knight Bohne Main Street Orange—Agency Southland Greyhound Bus Lines New Holland Hote Fitch Street Akard Auto Service Alice Ben Doggett R. L. Musgraves Mitch Cuero—M System Range Grocery Austin Sabine Texas Board of Mineral Development Mt. Pleasant Rio Grande Valley Crosbyton Megsra P. A P. C. Noland Stinnett Meahuns Pecos Drug Company Wurchased West Drug Store Pecos Buford Qi! Company Eagle Pass Central Power & Light Company Rosenburg Sylvan Beach Park Dickens

It Was Ever Thus Mock Obituary in Monitor

A sharp local notice mocks an irascible man who once “stopped his paper” by name calling and predicts a future obituary in the same pages. The piece contrasts his past spite with the editor’s ongoing existence and a stated foreshadowed obituary. It ends with a Journal of Education quip on political platforms.

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Chemical industry to aid the farmer in the future

Industrialist Mr. Swann foresees a chemical decade 1920s expanding markets for farm raw materials. He cites pine fiber paper, cotton based cellulose products, xylose from cottonseed hulls, levulose from Jerusalem artichokes, tung oil from American tung trees, and plastics replacing wood and metal. The article notes diversification for farmers and workers to ensure income amid industrial growth.

Theodore Swann Mr. Swann Chemical Laboratory Pew America Jerusalem China United States Swann Te- Neves Henry Ford

Some Follies of the Federal Government

The piece criticizes federal waste and paternalism with a Washington critique. Senator Harrison cites soaring civil service numbers and rising expenditures since 1900, noting department growth and lavish bulletins from Commerce and Agriculture. It mocks odd bulletins from various agencies and lampoons government oversight of family life and private matters.

Sam Washington Chase Pat Harrison Mississippi Army Navy Department of Commerce Solomon's Temple Department of Agriculture Harrigan Bobby

Cheap grazing makes cheap beef says McLennan farmer

McGregor May 10 Beef priced at 3.75 cents per pound to 10 calves raised by Ernest Luedtke, McLennan county farmer, on sudan and oat pasture with grain sorghums oats corn and cottonseed meal. Sold early year at 5.75 cents per pound, calves weighed 400 pounds bought last July and 800 pounds when sold, feed bill $100.40. Luedtke says with grazing on waste fields beef can be produced at profit despite low prices.

McGregor Ernest Lueidtke McLennan County Sudan Luedtke

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