Jitney scheme lands trio of Georgetown men in jail
Oscar Montgomery Robert West and Burley Dove of Georgetown were arrested in Llano after attempting to hire a jitney to Bertram. West is a deserter from the army and faces theft and wire-cutting charges. Dove and Montgomery were taken to jail after officers staged a roadside interception with Sheriff Johnson and Marshal Kendrick.
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Oscar Montgomery
Liam
Lone Grove
Mmen
Bluffton
Fred Templeton
Templeton
West
Liano
Llano
Dove
Bertram
Central
Sherif Johnson
Montgomery
Marshal Kendrick
Wnd
Johnson
Foster
Mr. Kendrick
Kendrick
San Antonio
Deve
Senator T H McGregor Visits Llano for District Court
Senator T H McGregor of Austin spent the week in Llano attending district court. Sam PD Youna departed Sunday for Paris and other points on a business trip.
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T. H. McGregor
Austin
Llano
Sam PD
Panac
Burkett Campaign Visit Moves Through Llano and Mason
State Senator Joe Burkett of Fastrand announces Democratic gubernatorial bid. He will speak at Llano courthouse Thursday at 1 30 pm and address Mason voters that night. He praises Llano county ties and outlines plans to grow industry while balancing capital and labor.
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Joe Burkett
Fastland
Llano
Istrict Court
Burkett
Lone Grove
Court House
Mason County
Mason
Slane
Llano County
Copeland Brothers Postpone Show Due to Bad Weather
The Copeland Brothers Company arrived in Llano for a planned Monday and Tuesday performance but extreme weather delayed both nights. Weather disruptions affect business and attendance, with a likely public opening tonight if conditions permit.
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Copeland Brothers
Llane
Liana
Llano
Turkeys Herded Along Llano River Captivate Town
On a recent Saturday, about three thousand turkeys were moved along the Llano River below town by workers from Hill Produce Company to stock the plant for Christmas. The sight drew astonished neighbors as Llano shifts from cowboy cattle to turkey commerce, hinting at a growing Turkey Center status in Texas.
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Llano
Romatic
The
Hill Produce Company
Texas
Go to Church Sunday Planned by Llano Pastors
The Pastoral Association named the second Sunday in January as Go to Church Sunday. Local pastors aim to fill every Llano church that day with programs, music, and guest invitations.
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Llano
Aras
Lieut Heber McLean Marries in Seattle
A telegram reports Lieut Heber McLean of this city wed Miss Mids Yvline Lane of Seattle Washington on Tuesday in Seattle The bride comes from a prominent Seattle family The groom has a noted navy record and the New York may be reassigned to the eastern coast their future home is with the couple after marriage
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Liana
Heber McLean
Seattle
Washington
McLean
Navy
New York
Sudden Weather Change Describes Texas First Week
A nostalgic passage recalls a warm spring day in Liang followed by a cold rain and wind. The writer reflects on Texas weather, Kipling, Will A New, and the enduring symbol of sunflower in the empire while lamenting shifting conditions and the endurance of readers.
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Texas
Liang
Sol
Kipling
Will
County Schools Enjoying Good Attendance This Fall
County Judge A. El Moore reported this morning that twenty six schools in the county are now in session under favorable conditions. Attendance this fall is generally good and the plan aims to keep enrollments steady through the year with standard daily routines.
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A. EL Moore
Wis
Geison
Thie
Cowie
Ehilbeen
County Commissioners In Session Here Monday
Hyer ret in weet at The Comms ry session Mepriays, bet there was little hrsine that ceame cop fra athens tion at this time, Arber passing on the bills presested against the Coun ty, and looking after the regular we shen that always need, consideracion, Court adjourned sion amis eee tay, waiduy aftersoan, hetyg in ses Gearee Gray, a former Elano et gen, but nos residing at Bertram, has been in Liang this week, meeting wily Oll friends.
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Hyer
Athens
Gearee Gray
Bertram
Liang
Mr. Gray
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Futch Duncan Wed In Quiet Friday Ceremony
On last Friday afternoon at seven, Mr. Robert T. Futch and Miss Juanita C. Duncan were quietly married by Rev. Wesley Prinze. They traveled to Fredericksburg and San Antonio before returning home Sunday night. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs J. W. Duncan, has lived here and is a teacher in Ivano schools. The groom, from Lillie Louisiana, has been bookkeeper for John Orr Wholesale Grocers in Line. They will reside at J. A. Mayes place in east Line. Congratulations from the community.
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Robert T. Futch
Juanita C. Duncan
Wesley Prinze
Fredericksburg
San Antonio
J. W. Duncan
Fire destroys Llano home on Thursday night
The Llano residence of J. B. Mayes was completely destroyed by a Thursday night fire that started likely from an electric front. Neighbors saved little, and Marry Paulus’s home next door suffered smoke damage. The Behrns house insured, Mayes uninsured, leaving the family with total loss and temporary relocation to W. H. Wallace’s home. The blaze coincided with the couple’s forty seventh wedding anniversary.
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J. B. Mayes
Marry Paulus
BM. Behrns
Mayes
W. H. Wallace
Mrs. Mayes
Skunk Season Opens in Llano Section
Reports from Liluno indicate the fur trade will soon peak as buyers arrive for batches of native furs. Experts warn against early trapping by youths, noting premature sales depress values and harm the market for the season.
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SKUNK
Llano
Liluno
Little Work in District Court This Week
Very light docket in district court with few bills turned and judges recessing. A jury is being formed for the Quel case while transfers and local activities show minimal courtroom business amid recent vacancies and difficulties.
May Carter Pecan Donated for C H Square Landmark
A pecan tree named for May Carter is to be planted on the court house square after a tract was closed for the gift. Jack Carter offers the best nursery tree and William May will dig the hole and plant it. The gesture could lead to more shade trees along the public square.
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Court House Square
Jack Carter
PL May
Carter
May
Quiet December Week in Llano Sees Rain and Moderate Activity
A quiet December week describes Llano with persistent rain since Monday. Roads remain passable though muddy while business slows, and visitors like George Shelley of Austin and G Galloway of Houston visit for district court affairs and social meetings.
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Ea Brasley
Wace
Ligne
Mr. Hardin
Mrs. Bracley
Copeland
Kevin Lauer
Irvin
Ant Qeany
Onley Moss
J. Ut. Moss
Can- Witten
Linden
San Antone
Wig
Myre
Ray Moss
Cates
Eler Arthur Jones
Christian Church
Llano River
Lland
Lieut
Attes Heey
Verge i Prams
Mia
Duncan
Nugtin
West Moamchy
Mosseise
la Colentin
Frank Walkie
Swift & Company
Eliya
Maess Bimiate
Miller
C. H. Square
Hart
Unis
Altie
Neoone
Dilan
Geverge Shelley
District Court
G. G. Galloway of
Huston
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