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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
4
The market lists cattle 6238 head and calves 795 with prices from 1.75 to 6.00 for various grades. Sheep recorded none while goats total 142 head with milk lambs 5.00 to 6.00 and weathers 2.50 to 3.00. Mrs. E W Tarrence visits Harlingen as guest of her daughter.
Baseball game saw 4 runs 3 hits for Weber over 2 innings while Hardy allowed 1 run 2 hits in 7 innings and Zapp yielded 7 runs 7 hits. Hartley and Col lings both recorded a passed ball each. Hardy struck out 10, Harkley 2, Funderburk 1. Randz Electric Trans ad 1. Me nand residents Frank Newsom visited Llano en route to Temple.
The Baracea and Live Wire cinesés of the Methodist Sunday School hosted a party at the tabernacle with games and contests. Sunflower decor and lemonade plus cake highlighted the event, and many area families attended including the Keyser and Mueller households. Local birthdays and fall visits from Dallas to Austin were noted among residents.
The agricultural engineering department hosted soil-erosion control classes with terraces exhibits and operating machinery. Attendance reached about 7,000, the largest in the history of the program, with a notable delegation from Llano County.
A three act play Alley Daffodil will be presented at St Johns church Castell at 8 oclock Friday night. The Roberts family social climbing riches plot ends in elopement and shifting fortunes with a fake count. Cast includes Mrs Roberts Mrs duce Evers and others. Special low prices on New Zenith Radios. T. P.O L. Co. 36 21 e.
Llano Municipal Band plans a Saturday night concert at 8 o clock with a varied program including Sousa and Wagner selections. Director EB Boxell thanks local businesses for support following the previous concert amid notes of community backing.
J C Harris of Austin spoke on the Llano church lawn denouncing repeal and urging revenues from Prohibition. Robert Kassel, Austin native and Castell former, urged keeping prohibition for youths not yet eligible to vote. Local notes report mentions visitors Norwood and Mayes families, plus a minor operation for Charlotte Mayes in Temple.
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