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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
6
An agricultural note argues that long staple cotton needs fertile soil and ample moisture, while medium staple can thrive on poorer land with proper feeding. It highlights that soil quality, fertility, and management matter as much as variety, and warns against matching land to unsuitable cotton types.
C H Alvord explains corn cultivation aims to reduce moisture loss and suppress weeds. Cultivate shallowly to three inches with a ground stirring implement to avoid root damage. Frequency depends on soil type and rainfall, prioritizing moisture conservation and early warmth for faster growth.
A flurry of construction and infrastructure plans across Texas cities includes sewer lines in Iowa Park and Dallas streets, hotel and theater renovations in Dallas, new schools in Denton and Mexia, bridges in Decatur and Cuney, and a surge in oil well output from Goost Creek and Big Sandy. Authorities report March building contracts set records, with investments ranging from rail systems to municipal utilities and roadwork.
An ad touts Adlerika as a remedy using buckthorn bark magnesium glycerine and other ingredients to relieve stomach trouble in ten minutes by removing gas. It promises relief from bloating and chronic constipation and notes availability at A H Bruhl Druggist with a Ford Drive-in Station offering free air.
Opportunity for farmers to buy 1 to 10 acre tracts near Littlefield in Tarac Crayven cotton belt above boll weevil line. Priced at 28.00 per acre with 20 percent cash and 10 to 15 years to pay at six percent interest. Water available at about 100 feet. Free transportation by writing, wiring, or visiting. Engar T. Neal, District Agent, San Saba, Texas.
Advertisement notes skin disease relief with BLUE STAR ointment for itching ringworm cracked hands and sores on children. Claims effectiveness from Llano Drug Co and promises pleasant odor and no negative effects.
An ad promotes a liver tonic claiming it restores energy and ambition for workers feeling tired or ill. The copy suggests taking one or two doses, priced at 60 cents, and directs buyers to purchase at The Corner Drug Store.
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