Llano County Farmers urged to boost production with better seed and tractors
The editorial argues for turning more land into higher yielding farms in Llano County. It cites fertilization trials at the William Talley farm in Valley Spring, notes the shift from short to long staple cotton, and promotes deeper cultivation aided by motor tractors. A Watkins-Inks Motor Co demonstration at J R Rabb farm next Saturday is highlighted to inspire farmers to adopt scientific farming practices and increase production.
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Liano
Llano
William Talley
Valley Spring
Davis
Mr. Whitsett
J. R, Rabb
Watkins-Inks Motor Company
Community Chest effort urged to help local children
The piece contrasts big city campaigns raising funds with smaller towns like Llana that lack such organizations. It stresses responsibility to protect needy children during winter, calling for warm clothing and nourishing food for any tot within Llana’s limits.
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Liano
Llana
Respecting aging as holidays weave through life
The essay reflects on Thanksgiving and Christmas approaching, noting how time marches and age arrives for all. It cites Shakespeare on crabbed age and youth, but urges congeniality between generations and mutual respect for the elderly.
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Howe
Shakespeare
State House Graft Rumors Spark Public Demands
Ti reports are true and citizens call for investigation of public affairs. If graft exists, it should be uncovered and offenders punished. Suspicion grows as questionable acts by those in authority erode trust and taint public offices.
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State House
Wen
Abd Grard
Tose
Tobacco Clash Divides Clergy Over Use of the Weed
A era of debate on tobacco pits leading clergymen against each other in columns of major dailies. Some argue one may smoke while others oppose. the piece notes tobacco harms the human body and mocks excessive societal fragility. It also laments flimsy houses and the urge to throw bricks.
Duke's Two Wives Left Him Vast, First Love Debated
An obituary notes that Mr. Duke, a tobacco magnate, left a small sum to his first wife and millions to his second. The piece reflects on evolving social norms and contrasts past customs with present views as Halloween festivities in Llano proceed after a damaging fire.
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Mr. Duke
Llano
Weather Watchers Seek Relief From Deluge
A spring weather piece reflects on public dissatisfaction with forecasts and credits Eve’s sin for mankind’s doubts, noting Gabriel’s horn may be needed. The column cites J d Paylor of the State Pr and remarks on a wife’s refusal to allow a radio at home and a lack of credit houses selling such devices.
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J. d. “Paylor
Folumn
The
Dallas News
Fredericksburg Boosts Gillespie County Appeal
Fredericksburg touts Gillespie county as the world's most wonderful region. The Chamber of Commerce reports inquiries from people in a dozen states seeking information and literature, a sign that external publicity draws visitors and settlers. The piece urges following the southern sister county's promotional example.
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Fredericksburg
Gillespie County
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio law expands police home search power
The Ohio Legislature passed a law allowing officers to search a home whenever they deem it necessary. Courts have not yet tested its validity, and opinions vary on its merits, with supporters citing latitude for enforcement and opponents warning of potential abuse and rising law violations.
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Ohio
Prospering county crops contrast with claims of better lands
The speaker reports strong cotton yields cattle herd growth and rising prices. Granite pecan crops and upcoming turkey sales boost income while hogs sheep and goats perform well. No severe weather or disasters occurred. Yet some people seek better lands elsewhere, but the speaker doubts such a place exists.
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Llane County
C. I. A. Faces Leadership Turmoil at Woman's College
In a brief discussion, the source predicts the College of the South will lose its president Blayney, described as an educator aiming to elevate the institution. The analysis suggests his push for top-tier faculty caused internal trouble, and forecasts the association may later recognize the error.
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Woman’s College
South
Blayney
C. I.A
Plans from Llano grower on grape and berry planting
C M L Roy owner and manager of the L Roy Grape and Berry Nursery in Llano Texas shares lessons from planting two orchards with over a hundred trees each. He warns buyers that wrong varieties hurt value, notes a wide local market, and seeks partners with funds and knowledge to expand.
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Liano
Bell Mountain
San Saba County
Madson
Black Belt
C. M. L'Roy
L'Roy Grape and Berry Nursery
Llano
Texas
Post Notice Lease Hunters Barred From Pasture
Landowner posts pasture and leases hunting rights to Alfred P C Petsch asking others not to hunt without permission. Property posted against all depredation with due notice given.
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Alfred P. C. Petsch
Epworth League Program Details and Participants
Leader Miss Alma McClenney presides with prayer by Mrs T J Watkins and scripture with comment by the leader Vocal duet by Mesdames Keyser and Simpson features My Favorite Old Testament Character and Why by Wallace Robinson plus My Favorite New Testament Character and Why by Miss Ossie Mae Lainey Doxology and league benediction accompany the service
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Epworth League
Alma McClenney
T. J. Watkins
Mesdames Keyser and Simpson
Wallace Robinson
Ossie Mae Lainey
Pasture Posted Against Trapping and Hunting
Notice posted under state law by H G Ricketson and Milton Ricketson warning the public that pastures are closed to trapping hunting with dogs and other depredations. Violations will be prosecuted under state law.
Acknowledgments to Firemen and Helpers After Fire
Townsend and Wilburn thank the Fire Department and friends for aid after a Saturday night incident at the Holiter building. They express deep gratitude for acts of kindness and support from community members and mention their optometrist office schedule and related notes.
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Carr
Holiter
Liang
R.A
Townsend
Whr
Llano All Stars Beat Mason Bunch In Thrilling Game
Llano’s All Stars edged Mason Mavericks 6 0 in the third quarter on a Red Hardin touchdown. The local team celebrated the victory and prepared to host Barnett’s All Stars next Sunday at 3 PM on the high school grounds.
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Mason Mavericks
Mavericks
Waterloo
Liano
Mason Bunch
Thei
Red” Hardin
Llano
Texas
All Stars
All- Stars
Barnet
Lands Posted Against Hunting and Trespass Warning
Public notice warns lands are posted under state law prohibiting hunting trapping or any depredation. Do not ask for permission to hunt therein. Trespassers will be prosecuted under state law. Signed Mrs Will Keesh.
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Will Keesh
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Set for Saturday Night
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet Saturday night November 7 at 7 30 oclock. This will be an important meeting and every member is urged to be present.
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Legion Auxiliary
Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion
Card of Thanks to Fire Department and Citizens
Mrs M W Holtz er thanks the Fire Department and citizens for saving her building after a Saturday night fire. She notes damage remained but praises prompt, efficient fire fighters for preventing greater loss. Window glass sold by Rockwell Bros Lumber Co with all sizes.
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Fire Department
8. M. Holtzer
Rockwell Bros. Lumber Co
Hallowe'en Party Spreads Spook Land At Southern Hotel
Mra Allan Newsom and Migs Ruth Rayburn hosted a Halloween party last Saturday night at the Southern Hotel. Guests enjoyed orange and black decorations and Halloween motifs with bridge games, high score trophies, and festive refreshments.
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Mra
Allan Newsom
Migs Ruth Rayburn
Hallowe'en
Pump
King
Talleya
Hallowe’en
Walter
W. R. Orr
W. Hi. Wallace
C. M. Wallace
H. N. Pardue
J.L. Watking
Vance Wallace
Roger Simpson
Howard Wallace
S. Whitsett
G. L. Gray
A. C. Bowman
Mesdames
B. L. Avery
John Stribling
BE H Qualls
Kathryne Atkins
Lucille Brown
Ethel Jenkins
Amy Newsom
Messrs
Shorty
Chesnut
Will ‘Collins
Robert’ Mayfield
Arch Deacon McKenzie
Missionary Society Meeting Friday Afternoon at 3
The Missionary Society plans a business meeting and tithing session Friday at 3 o clock with Mrs R A Byfield urging all members to attend. Also advertised is a for rent store building east of the public square with applications to Mrs 8 M Holtzer. BYFIELD'S STORE offers new Stetson hats for fall in stock.
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R. A. ‘Byfield
M. Holtzer
Byfield
Ladies Aid Meeting and The Ten Commandments Show
The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church will meet Friday afternoon at 3:30 with Mrs Worth Peterson. The Ten Commandments spectacle is being shown at the Opera House on November 16 and 17. Wilbur C Treadwell optometrist will be in his Llano office Saturday November 14.
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Ladies Aid. Society
Ladies Aid Fpeity of the Christian Church
Worth Peterson
Wilbur C. Treadwell
Llano
Children Suffer From Worms And Parasites
A regional notice describes intestinal worms in children weakening vitality and urging prompt treatment. It cites vermifuge cures and the danger of prolonged illness in young patients, warning caregivers to seek medical aid.
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Pisa
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Llano News
Hater
W. 8
Collins
Reece
Llano County
Prenelman
Correet
United States
Gabrel
H. G. Ricketson, Milton Ricketson
Hallowe'en Party
Missionary Society
Oper House
Cara Nome
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