Llano Notices and Local Lodge Announcements
Llano Texas notices include regular lodge meetings for Commandery No 34 and Liano Lodge No 242 with invitations to visitors. Also present is Eastern Star No 216 urging attendance and officer notes. A county tax equalization meeting and a public budget hearing are scheduled for Monday August 25 1941 with details provided by County Clerk J A Mayes.
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Lano Commandery No
E. T
Order of Eastern Star No
Vialtore
Minita Martin
W.M
Oma Darnall
Commissioners’ Court
Llano County
Board of Equalization
J. A. Mayes
Army Air Corps Enlisted Pilots Begin Training in 1941
The War Department announced the first class of 188 enlisted aviation students will start August 23, 1941. They enter elementary training at Spartan School of Aero Nautics Muskogee Oklahoma and Brayton Flying School Cuero Texas. Eligibility includes Regular Army or National Guard service high school graduation 134 math credits age 18 22 and medical clearance. Training pays $10 000 government life insurance with premiums paid by the government. Wings earned bring warrants as Staff Sergeant Pilots Air Corps with pay $108 monthly plus maintenance. Enlistment requires three year reenlistment post graduation. The program differs from the Aviation Cadet program which offers commissions after civilian entry and 60 hours of flight time.
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Army Air Corps
War Department
Spartan School of Aeronautics
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Brayton Flying School
Cuero
Texas
Spartan School
Brayton Training School
Air Corps
National Guard
Army
Regular Army
Air Corps Reserve
Veterans of Foreign Wars
R. A. Duryea
V.F.W
Brother Treadway
St. Mary's University
San Antonio
Air Corps Institute
Trappers Hold Third Annual Get-Together at Fort Davis
Trappers from Trans-Pecos held their third annual barbecue under H N Elliott of the US Biological Survey. Reported 886 coyotes and 310 bobcats trapped in January to March across nine western counties, saving ranchers from losses.
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Fort Davis
Trans-Pecos
H. N. Elliott
United States Biological Survey
Pecog River
Rio Grand
Valentine
George Newton
Darwin Ivy
Jeff Davis County
Mr. Elliott
Ross Graves
Will Everett
C. Stone
Guy West
Mee Harrison
Texas
Lesser Prairie Chickens Prosper in Panhandle Texas
A Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission report notes Lesser prairie chickens in North Texas plains thrived, aided by rainfall and cover, while Attwater birds declined due to floods and habitat loss from rice cultivation. Open season remains closed through 1946 by law.
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Austin
Texas
Panhandie
Ward
Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
North
Texas Plains
North Texas
U. S. Army
McKay
United States Army
Fort Ringold
Southwest
Warden Recalls Rare Shooting During Game Department Work
A warden recounts using a firearm during a routine incident after a raptile twice moved before releasing a fish. The humorous animal returned to the water and swam away, with the warden noting it as the only time he needed a gun in his years with the game department.
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Game Department
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