Wildlife harmony urged in Llano county deer laws
A Llano County discussion advocates enforcing game laws to balance wildlife protection with farmer needs. Landowners supported hunting rights revenue and crop protection, urging deer fencing and fair recompense to small property owners to sustain wildlife conservation in the region. The piece notes local hog farming importance and mentions visiting relatives of the Hardy and Snyder families.
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Llano County
Big Ranchman
Hinch
Right of Farmer to Protect Pea Patch Is Issue
A mistrial was declared in the case of Herman Lettemeyer charged with killing a wild doe deer after a six member jury failed to reach a verdict. The trial raised the question of a farmer or ranchman’s right to shoot deer depredations without strict compliance with state procedures.
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Herman Lettemeyer
Justice of the Peace
J. B. Mayes
Judge Mayes
Gray Fowler
Woodrow Wilson
W. V. Moss
Robert Duncan
Wallace Robinson
L. M. Myers
Mayea
L. L. Bruhl
Settemeyer
D. W. Williams
Bill S. Watkins
A. G. Mueller
Game Protective Association
State Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Herman Reese
Albert Lehmberg
Walter Schlaudt
Lettemeyer
Watkins
Mueller
Rainfall Nears Average in Llano County for July
Llano County shows rainfall near average with 13.44 inches since January 1 and 2.13 inches in July. June recorded the heaviest rainfall at 3.57 inches while March had only 0.05 inch. July brought high temperatures up to 112 degrees and nightly lows near 69 degrees with 12 clear days and 18 partly cloudy days. On August 8 a thunder shower covered the county, Llano receiving 0.44 inch in the afternoon.
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Liano County
H. C. Roth
United States Weather Bureau
Roth
Llano
Family Reunion at Lakes View Honors Elderkin Treadwell kin
A Sunday reunion on August 6 at Lakes View in the Treadwell home honored the visiting mother. Relatives gathered for a generous dinner of barbecued mutton and chicken, salad, pickles, cakes, and iced tea. Numerous Treadwell family members and friends from Richland Springs Llano Austin and San Antonio attended the event.
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Lakes View
R.R. Treadwell
Fourth Generation Stribling Enters Cattle Business in Texas
Rotan, Texas. Stanley C. Stribling joins his father John B. Stribling in the family cattle firm "John B. Stribling and Son." The 20-year-old Texas A and M graduate with animal husbandry training carries on a multi generation Hereford legacy dating to 1844 with Blanco county ranching roots and a storied family lineage.
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Rotan
Texas
John B. Stribling
Stanley
Stanley C. Stribling
Stribling
Tennessee
Republic
United States
Mexico
Blanco County
Lurania Stribling
J. C. Stribling
J. C. Stribling, Jr
M. College
Texas Herefords
Sheriff Returns Man Facing Forgery Charge Here
Sheriff Simon D. Stewart and Deputy Roy Ellason brought Raymond Husak to Llano from Wichita Falls. Husak faces a December 5 1938 forgery complaint. Kilgore Texas born E A Norris and Edna Mae Bradley welcomed an eight and a half pound baby boy named Robert Eugene. O K Smith and wife of College Station visit Llano. Mrs Henry Haynes to Austin for eye surgery. Allan Barr returns home after five weeks in Llano. Henry Roth and Herman Roth attend funeral in San Antonio.
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Simon D. Stewart
Roy Ellason
Liano
Wichita Palls
Raymond Husak
E. A. Norris
Kilgore
Texas
Henry Haynes
Austin
St. David's Hospital
Allan Barr
M. C. Dalchau
Esther Dalchau
Sherman
Henry Roth
Herman Roth
San Antonio
H. C. Franklin
Local social notes list Lampasas and Llano residents
Marshal Fordham Clifford and Ray mond Dean of Lake View, Charles Lee Caviness and Alten Caviness of Lampasas, Mr and Mrs Arthur Wof ford and daughter of Lake View, Fred Shultz Jr of Llano, Mrs Roy Smith of Llano, Mrs Joe R Smith of Baby Head appear in a regional society roundup.
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Marshal Fordham
Clifford
Raymond Dean
Lake View
Charles Lee Caviness
Alten Caviness
Lampasas
Arthur Wofford
Fred Shultz, Jr
Llano
Roy Smith
Joe R. Smith
Baby Head
Beulah Burton faces bigamy charge in JP court
Beulah Burton waived examining trial in Justice of the Peace J B Mayes court on a bigamy complaint. She bonds out on 150 dollars awaiting grand jury action for the next district court term.
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Beulah Burton
Court of Justice of the Peace
J. B. Mayes
Mail Box Change Ordered by Llano Post Office
Postmaster W B Collins announces a new rule for star route carriers on highways 29 and 81. Carriers will service only right side mail boxes during heavy traffic and on left side boxes only if patrons have boxes on both sides. County roads may see no change for now.
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W. B. Collins
Post Office Department
All Star Route
Mr. Collins
Llano
Cherokee
Willow City
Collins
Post Office
Judge Mayes Conducts 119th Wedding in Llano
Justice of the Peace J B Mayes reports his 119th ceremony, his first for a colored couple, as he officiated Sunday at the bride's mother's Llano home. About a hundred guests attended the colorful ceremony uniting James E Isaac of San Saba and Huginnie Carter of Llano.
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Justice of the Peace
J. B. Mayes
Llano
Mayes
James E. Isaac
San Saba
Huginnie Carter
Liano
Man
Home Furniture Enlarge Funeral Home Operations
The Home Furniture Company remodels its building this week to expand space for the adjacent funeral home, shifting policy to sell only electrical appliances and discontinuing the furniture line. Local social notes include visits by Miss Mayrene Garrett and Mrs A C Kraege with families and relatives in nearby cities.
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Home Furniture Company
State to Install Traffic Control At No 29 and 81 Junction
At a called city council meeting an ordinance approved a pact with the State Highway Department to install a traffic light at the junction of Highways 29 and 81 on the river’s north side. The light will be funded by the state but operated by the city. Plans call for two poles in front of Crenwelge's store and Magnolia station. A companion resolution asks the state to study a second light at the northeast corner of the courthouse square, south of the river, due to rising hazard reported by City Marshal J J Backnes.
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State Highway Department
Highway Department
Crenwelge
Magnolia
Court House Square
J. J. Backnes
Livestock Market Report from San Antonio August 8
S A Livestock notes market activity in hogs cattle and sheep with receipts totals around 900 hogs 500 cattle 100 sheep and 1500 calves. Hogs top at 5.90 for good to choice 170 250 lb pigs with various weights priced from 4.50 to 5.90 for packing sows and feeders mostly 4.00 to 4.75. Cattle calves show light receipts steady trends and mixed vehicle prices including steers 5.75 6.25 and yearlings around 7.50 to 8.50 while calves range 5.00 to 8.50 and stocker calves 7.00 to 9.00 per hundredweight. Sheep and goats small in number with lambs around 5.00 and stockers 5.50 or less and Angora goats 2.00 to 2.26.
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Federal State Market News Service
San Antonio
Texas
Frione Family Visits Bo Lange in Texas
Mrs. O. F. Lange and her daughters Darla and Caroline of Frione Texas visit her father Mr. Bo Lange and also Mrs. Liltie Hagemeter of Llano.
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O. F. Lange
Darla
Caroline
Frione
Texas
Bo Lange
Liltie Hagemeter
Llano
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