Llano Drops to Third as Eden Beats Them 3-1
Mason tops Brady 7-2 to seize first in Hin County League. Eden defeats Llano 3-1 with strong hitting led by Coor and McVay. Schedule shows Aug 9 at San Saba and Aug 27 at Brady as key dates. Local notes cover NRA codes, shop hours, and community updates.
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Manon
Fiden
Aame
Mason
Brady
Liane
Cowboys
Eden
Sling
Atil
Richland
Mavericks
Eden Steers
Harold Collings
Faught
Cand Wise
Betas
Paul McLeod
Collings
Deuker
Read
Liang
State
Brewer
Dale McLeod
Paul
Hughes
McLeod
Wilt
Dale Dale Mcleod
Vegal
Traney
Wise
Neld
Haney
Coor
Jth
AEE
Eder
Goodman
Anderaon
McVay
Maddox
Anderson
Liang Gamea
San Saba
Llano
Light rainfall boosts Llano County pasture growth
The Llano County area received about half an inch of rain last Sunday morning, the first meaningful shower in weeks. Early rain fell steady though converted to sunshine by noon, with easterly winds suggesting more rain to come and beneficial moisture for grass and vegetation.
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Llane
Llano County
Building equipment to test the sands in Sandy Creek
John C. Rogers of Pittsburg Texas plans a thorough test of the Sandy Creek sands believing they hold valuable ore. He has leases along the creek from the Franklin ranch toward Enchanted Rock. A movable pump system with 1000 yards daily capacity will be used, with barges and a sand ore separator under construction. Community hopes for a new mining enterprise if deposits prove substantial.
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John C. Rogers
Pittsburg
Texas
Llano
Anl
Sandy Creek
Franklin Ranch
Enchanted Rock
Mr. Rogers
Emil Bogusch
Mr. Bogusch
Rogers
Carnival Tomorrow Night at Linden Foster’s Home
The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church stages a carnival at Mrs. Linden Foster’s home tomorrow night with music and merry making for all ages. Booths on the large lawn offer varied entertainment run by the Sunday school workers. Public is cordial invited to attend for an evening of amusement and relief from troubles.
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Ladies 'Aid Society of the
Christian Church
Linden Foster
Mrs. Culver Dies in Lampasas After Illness
Mrs Dan Culver mother of Mrs W W Hart died at her Lampasas home last Saturday evening July 29 after a long illness. She was known locally and many mourn her passing. Funeral held Sunday at four with Prof Hart and child attending from the city. The Hart family remains in Lampasas at this time.
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Dan Culver
W. W. Hart
Lampasas
Prof. Hart and
Childrett
Llano Schools Set to Open Monday September Fourth
Llano Independent School District trustees set the 1983 84 session start for Monday September fourth Superintendent W W Hart released the faculty list including Hart Helmatz Guffin Rich Stephen Powell Scott and others The major issue is finances with 24 percent of last year’s school taxes unpaid risking a seven to seven and a half month term unless paid The district pledges full instructions for pupils teachers and patrons soon including teacher assignments and book issuance details.
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Llano Independent School District
Mondas
Supt. W. W.W. Hart
J. ©. Watson
Bama Hunter
Mary May
Zolara Stribling
Brownie Byfield
Hazel May
Tillie B. Moss
Annie C. Ingram
Ossie Mae Lanier
Clara Moran
Ruby Johnson
Eiza Hayes
Clara Durrah
Hart
Llano
Sister killed in Dallas tornado last Sunday
A message reports Mrs. Mart Stewart sister of W. H. Ligon and Mesdames Bettie Hammond and Florence Bradley, all of this county, died in the Dallas tornado last Sunday afternoon. Burial was in La Grange Tuesday morning as the bereaved seek sympathy and support from friends.
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Llane
Mart Stewart
W. H. Ligon
Mesdames
Bettie Hammond
Florence Bradley
Dallas
San Saba Fair Boosters Visit Llano for Expo Pitch
A crowd of San Saba fair boosters visited Llano last Friday morning to promote their coming exposition set for next week. The San Saba band performed several selections before the group traveled on to Mason and then Brads Eden and other points.
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Liguo
Llano
San Saba
Mason
Brads
Eden
July Heat Reaches New High In Town Record
Mrs EB Tarrence, local weather observer, reports July average daily heat at 103 degrees the hottest month on record. The month included days of 111 114 and 116 degrees boosting the average, though the last week brought relief and signs that hottest weather has passed.
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EB. W. Tarrence
Wedding at Methodist Church Unites Willenberg and Dalchau
Miss Myrtle Kimily Dalchau became the bride of Edward B. Willenberg at a Thursday afternoon ceremony in the Methodist Church. Rev. Wilmaga officiated as a ring ceremony featured palms and ferns, with Ruth Britton Huff lighting candles and a bridal party in white organdy and Mousseline de Soie. The couple left for a coast honeymoon and will reside in Castell. An informal reception followed at the Dalehau home, with guests and decorations drawing on yellow and white motifs.
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Myrtle Kimily Dalchau
W. FL Dalchau
Edward B. Willenbere
HL .Wilmaga
R. OG. Grote
Misa Ruth Britton Huff
Mason
Miss Pearl Dulchan
Lohengrin
Westey Willenberg
Llano
Tasatar
Ruth Dalehan
Caldwell
Leis Mae Keyser
de Soie
Ernest Alberson
Lester Keyser
Hogar
A. R. Dalehau
Esther Dalehau
de Sui
Marjorie Ann Dalcan
Liana
Lange
Mendelssoon
County Widespread Cotton Destruction Underway
Farmers in the county began destroying cotton crops on over three thousand acres as dry conditions push plowing and grazing. County officials will survey destroyed fields and issue certificates and payments under the program to compensate producers for the losses. The campaign has mobilized many farmers with cooperation reported and little conflict.
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Liang
Orhi Ho
Thia
Ataaen
Ftteean
LL. OG
Tueadiy
Steele
Hones
Ullure
Bree'e
Lebes
Iatit
Liana
Moira Thay
Ouotea
Cottean
Desairuetian
Fetala
Iisa
Rhodesia trip ends after three weeks at camp
The report notes Rhodesia and his wife returned Wednesday from a three week stay at a Dan Liarrison camp. Hideovan described the camp as ideal with a good fire cover and facilities for meals and rest. The detS.
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Bhodesia
Hideovan
Ao Facia
Ora
Phew
Tae
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