Mountain Remnant Brigade Reunion Opens In Llano
Veterans of the Mountain Remnant Brigade gather for the 1913 annual convention in Llano with Gen J. W. Palmer of Blanco as commander. Rev G. T. Bourne delivers welcome remarks as Judge Jenkin of Brownwood and others speak.
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Roland
Sobieski
Poland
Cromwell
Gustavus
Austerlitz
Bull Run
Jackson
Washington
Bragg
Chickamauga
Albert Sidney Johnson
Shiloh
Gettysburg
Pickett
Lee
Joel
Sherman
J. W. Palmer
Blanco
Miuntein
G. T. Bourne
Nettle MeInnis
Daughters of the Confederacy
H.R. Meinnis
Chas. Jenk- Bee
Brownwood
Jenkin
Lee J. Rountree
Georgetown
Llano
Ben Palmer
Geo
Battle
Lone Grove
Ratlitt
J. A. Morrow
Pontotoc
Henry Narduik
Fredericksburg
B. F. Porter
Valley Spring
R. P. Hale
Menard
A. J. Oliver
San Saba
R. K. Kolb
J. K. P. Oliver
J. S. Lawrence
Kerrville
F. W. Seaman
Stockdale
Rock Springs
L. Flimming
Mason
F. C. Streigler
C. L. Pruett
E. X. Alexander
H. P. Haynes
J. W. Owens
Sonora
C. Fur
London
Pat, H Hargon
W. C. Phillips
Offert Streigler
Men
W. T. Butler
Joe F. Brown
Cherokee
B. WW. Kerserk
Jacob Mirk
Castell
Fs . Bianco
Ed Lindenco
L. M. Wallace
Burnet
J.D. Justus
Bertram
Sol Cruze
Drift Wood
M. L. Reed
Jenley
W. T. Chapman
Dripping Springs
C. Cox
Marble Falls
Christian Schneider
J. M. Hall
J. M. Pounds
Robinson
Belle Patterson
C. A. Rabb
D. A. Hibdon
W. T. Melton
Brady
J. A. Hastey
Kingsland
Amanda Cooper
Lost Cause
Commonwealth of Texas
Empire State of the South
Llano County
Record crowds fill reunion grounds in Central Texas
Large crowds attend the reunion with hundreds on site and more arriving daily. Tomorrow’s free barbecue is expected to draw a record crowd as attendees cherish the event. Organizers prepare for a grand finale, noting this may be the last reunion for many Confederate veterans and their spouses in the area.
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Grim Reaper
M. D. Slator
Texas
Llane Reals
Davis Smith wedding at Baptist parsonage
Yesterday at five in the Baptist parsonage W C Davis of Blowout and Hattie Smith of Click were married by Rev J M Mizzell. The couple, described as highly regarded, will reside in Blowout and begin married life together.
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Baptist Parsonage
W. C. Davis
Blowout
Hattie Smith
Click
J. M. Mizzell
C. P. Smith
Hallie
Davis
Abolition campaign fuels stock law debate in Llano
The town council approved a stock law banning livestock from the corporate limits prompting opposition to the measure and a forthcoming election on corporation status. Debate widens to commission government and local issues as Llano hosts reunion week with heavy visitor turnout and town decorations.
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Hines
Shine Square Deal Club
Water & Light Company
Corporation
Telther
Ing
Commission
Fire insurance rate impact for Llano changes
A State Fire Insurance Commission letter to W W Watkins of Llano Texas dated August 1 1918 warns that abolishing Llano water works and other civic improvements would raise the Llano Key Rate to 1 00. This increases mercantile and special hazard insurance by 28 cents per 3100 and 14 cents per 10 on dwellings churches and schools.
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W. W. Watkins
State Fire Insurance Commission
Austin
Texas
Llano
Demonstration at Moss & Co by Misses Herman and Keyser
The Moss & Co store hosts a White Crest Flour demonstration this week with the Misses Herman and Keyser presenting the display. Many ladies attend daily and enjoy a free lunch served in the afternoons. Otto Keller, long in Mexico, plans Llano settlement amid worsening conditions there. Chas Wallace and wife travel to Marlin for medical treatment and the water cures. Mrs Wallace hopes for recovery and return home soon.
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Moss & Co
Moss & Company
Herman and
Keyser
White Crest, Flour Co
Otto Keller
Mexico
Llano
Old Republic
Mr. Keller
Chas. Wallace
Marlin
Williamson County Man Visits Llano for Reunion
J. B. Ratliff of Williamson county visits Llano this week to attend a reunion and meet relatives. He notes this is his first town visit and praises the area, announcing his continued Confederate identity. Geo. T. Gray, formerly of Liang and longtime county treasurer now living in Gonzales, also attends the reunion and reminisces about Llano and its people.
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Llano
Ask& Consequence
Llana
Old Town
J. B. Ratliff
Williamson County
Mr. Ratliff
Geo. T. Gray
Liang
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Father
Dixie
Kisa
Davis—Smith
Martin
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