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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
8
A garbled OCR text fragment contains disjointed phrases about money lending and real estate set in Mason Texas. No coherent event, person, organization, or date is discernible to form a valid news item.
A humorous piece notes that nearly anyone can be an editor yet lists odd anecdotes of minor mishaps and misadventures. It mentions Mrs. X Y Jones of Cactus Creek cutting herself with a can opener, a lad in Pinktown striking Mr. Pike, John Doe seeking a leak and falling, and other small incidents on public squares and porches. The column ends with a quip about editors drawing salaries.
Brown overcoat missing after Llano fire last Saturday night. Finder urged to return it to Louis Lee Wallace.
The readable fragment suggests a discussion involving a Honorable figure and policy keyword trailed by stray letters. No clear event date or place is identifiable from the fragment.
Col William Mitchell faces court martial on charges of making a statement highly contemptuous of War Department administration. The case raises questions about limits on free speech for officers and cites prior criticisms by Roosevelt and Admiral Sims as context.
A small bottle of Lavoptik eye wash, mixed with camphor hydrastis and witch hazel, is claimed to aid weak or strained eyes. An aluminum eye cup is offered free, with sale through A. W. Bruhl, Druggist.
Posted under state law the undersigned claim no hunting trapping or depredation on the property. Do not come to our place seeking permission to hunt. Trespassers will be prosecuted under state law. August Keese & Son.
Biography details Sam Houston born in Rockbridge County Virginia with Scottish descent. Highlights include his father’s Revolutionary War service, his mother’s arduous mid 19th century migration to Blount County Tennessee, and young Sam’s early education and reading Pope. The piece cites a historian noting unclear dates for the family’s move and Brick Mill site.
Mrs. Brinkley reports gas relief after Adlerika, claiming better sleep and resolution of stomach gas for her husband. The ad promotes Adlerika as a powerful intestinal evacuant that removes waste matter and aids constipation. Also mentions a farm leasing notice for Campbell Wood Estate in San Saba County Michigan listing.
Dallas Morning News and Semi-Weekly Farm News team with Texas A M Extension Service to run a state wide Cotton Contest series in 1926. Plans aim to cover the Black Lands prairies and uplands with large prizes, separate divisions, and fair judging to encourage intensive farming across Texas. Community organization support offered by Victor Schoffalmayer.
Bevanth grade pupils at Orstell School form the Better English Club to chase incorrect English errors. They propose fines for mistakes described as "one pecan" and other lapses.
Chronic intestinal worms blamed for weakening children. The remedy White's Cream Versoifuge is advertised to expel worms in safe doses. Price 60 cents. Sold by The Corner Drug Store.
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