Llano News Update on Bacote-Charts and Water Act
The Llano News reports on a motor trip to the list office as Bacote charts progress under a water act meeting Congress. BULLCHIPTIGN IN SDVANCE.
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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1918
Page
2
The Llano News reports on a motor trip to the list office as Bacote charts progress under a water act meeting Congress. BULLCHIPTIGN IN SDVANCE.
A community page notes visitors from Dallas and Frederickshire staying with local hosts, including Miss Elst Schweeere and Miss Alfeg Leiferte. Attendees report a recent Quartier Conference, school term closure rites planned for May 24, and a shift in grain war food guidance.
An old advertisement promotes lemon juice based skin whitening products for lightening freckles and complexion, touting inexpensive price and a simple remedy.
The Red Cross emblem stands for mercy and sympathy and its mission to relieve physical and mental suffering. It supports military, civil relief for allies, and European needs, expanding as war continues. Public support is urged to fund and sustain Red Cross efforts for servicemen and civilians.
Milton Shoriey letters urge readers to honor mothers and uphold civilization as nations face Prussian aggression. The piece blends wartime sentiment with domestic reverence and calls for steadfast service to country and freedom.
A wartime tribute extols mothers as the moral core and youth educators guiding boys toward patriotism and citizenship. It urges fathers’ equal care, recalls President Wilson urging letters to soldiers, and imagines mothers and sons linked by virtue, duty, and national unity during the war.
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