Llano County Plans Refunding Bonds for Road and Bridge Warrants
Llano County commissioners seek approval at September 14 1964 Regular Term to issue Road and Bridge Refunding Bonds not exceeding 42000 dollars to retire 1964 warrants. Bonds carry up to 3.5 percent interest and mature within ten years. Notice issued under July 18 1984 county order. County Judge R P McWilliams signs.
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State OF Texas
Llano
Commissioners Court
Llano County
Texas
R. P. McWilliams
Humorous Golf Observations at Highland Lakes Inks Links
A narrator shares colorful notes from Highland Lakes Golf One at Inks Links. He recalls quirky fashion, lighthearted antics by ladies players, a dramatic moment on seven where a ball went in and a putter jam occurred. He laments his own swing, envies their form, and praises a free lesson seen Thursday.
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Rain and superstition in Llano town talk
The column jokes about influencing weather with ideas and a rain dance by high school coach Gene Cook. A shower follows minutes after the remark, and locals joke that selling stock or hosting events could bring rain.
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Gene Cook
Golf Winners and Pretty Drive Highlight Llano Round
Evelyn Gould took low gross and Winnie Pearson low net while Ethel Farquhar won on putts. Marie Shepperd earned the prettiest drive among the four, as Hal Cunningham praises Llano Golf Course's well kept greens and looks. The Wanderer urges practical talk over expert chatter.
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Llano football likely to finish last in district 8-AA
The piece notes Llano's expected cellar finish in district 8-AA after heavy losses of lettermen and a new coaching staff. It cites Texas Football Magazine predictions, with Brady favored for the title, and lists Mason Fredericksburg San Saba as other district members.
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Llano
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Mason
Texas Football
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San Saba
Coleman
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Liano
June Bond Sales Reach High Peak in Llano County
Llano County Savings Bonds sales for the first half of 1964 totaled 90271 dollars, with 60.1 percent of the year’s goal achieved. June sales reached 26245 dollars. Texas statewide first-half sales totaled 75465762 dollars, reaching 50.3 percent of the 150 million goal.
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Llano County
T. J. Moore
U.S
Treasury Department
Moore
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