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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
8
A discussion urges early home and school conservation teaching to reduce waste and protect property. It recommends adding grade school courses in conservation and notes the Texas Centennial Board seeks a permanent president with financial strength and leadership to honor Texas history and mobilize support from Congress, the legislature, and nations.
The Texas Centennial Board faced fear of lacking leaders yet believes Texans can meet any demand. Governors pursue careful selection to avoid mistakes and plan an extensive education campaign to Texanize Texas. Enthusiasm is seen as key to a splendid centennial success.
Richard T Harriss, a Fort Worth former newsboy, rises to president of the New York Cotton Exchange. He credits poverty and hard work in youth as stepping stones to success and asserts newsboys can become financial leaders with the right mindset.
At a recent Austin Parent-Teachers meeting critics attacked newspapers for meddling with schools. Proponents argued press groups seek to aid education and that loud critics often owe the press finances. Also noted is the claim that nearly half of U S asphalt output is of Mexican origin.
The text reproduces a deceitful scheme urging readers to send advance money for goods and services while promising future delivery and urging reliance on the seller over local businesses. It includes coercive rules and references to church bells, roads, and credit, ending with unrelated cultural notes and a graduation gift remark.
The London Morning Post columnist Sir Maurice Low reports that despite Porter at Geneva, narcotics and alcohol use among American youth has alarmed observers. He cites gossip over pills at dances and parental concerns while criticizing prohibition as aiding vice.
For sale items include a six foot windmill with pump and pumpjack with option to buy one or all. Also mentions summer motor traffic regulation in Yosemite Valley and a Ford Drive-In-Station offering ice and cold soda water.
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