Moore State Bank Elects New Directors and Officers
Stockholders at the Moore State Bank vote in J. I. Cage J. Buttery H. C. Buttery T. J. Moore and Allen S. Johnson as directors for the coming year. The board then names J. F. Cage president J. F. Buttery vice president T. J. Moore cashier and Allen S. Johnson assistant cashier. Johnson has recent banking experience including Citizens National Bank and duties with the San Saba Production Credit Association.
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Moore State Bank
J. I. Cage
J. Buttery
H. C. Buttery
T. J. Moore
Allen S. Johnson
J. F. Cage
J.F. .Buttery
Allen
Fresh tomatoes enjoyed by Llano lady through winter
Owing to a mild winter, Llano residents and D. M. Jones of D Baird Texas reported ripe tomatoes for Christmas. Mrs Etta B. Harris owning a volunteer vine in her yard produced several medium tomatoes the largest nine inches. frost later destroyed the plant. Remaining tomatoes were saved for future use. Also a livestock market update from San Antonio notes steady cattle prices with strong hog and calf activity and no sheep or goats offered.
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Llano
D. M. Jones
D Baird
Callahan County
Texas
Etta B. Harris
San Antonio
California
Revival and corn hog plans renew farm support in Llano
The piece outlines 1935 Corn-Hog program structure with county and state meetings, base land and hog base rules, sign-up steps, and payment schedule. It promotes church revival efforts led by First Methodist Church of Llano starting January 13 to energize community welfare and moral renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
State Extension Department
County-Control Association
First Methodist Church
Llano
Liano
Chas. Nixon
Specialist Demonstrates Cut Ant Killing Methods in County
Entomologist R. R. Reppert from the A. & M. Extension Service joined County Agent in Linno last Thursday for two cut ant demonstrations. At Joe Smith ranch near Baby Head he showed fungus growth ants feed on and described a method pouring fifty gallons of water into a main hole followed by one to two pints of high life into the hole, then sealing nearby holes. A second demonstration was held at Jim Drace farm on the Colorado River with about thirty attendees including Kingsland school Agricultural students using the same method. Local druggists will offer special bulk pricing to farmers to enable economical large scale extermination of cut ants.
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R. R. Reppert
A. & M. Extension Service
Linno
Joe Smith Ranch
Baby Head
Limno High School
Jim Drace
Colorado River
Kingsland School
Beet Ring Causes Split in Heirloom Harvest
I n a New Hampshire farm tale Blodgett recalls losing a ring on September 12 1938 while plowing. A photograph shows a stock beet with a ring around its middle causing the root to split into two nearly four to five inch dia sections during harvest in October.
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A. Blodgett
W. F E. Blodgett
Pitts William
New Hampshire
Mr. Blodgett
Corn Hog Contract Rules for Hog Purchases and Land Entry
The text outlines limits on hog purchases by contract signers for 1935. It specifies counts of feeder stocker and breeding hogs, caps on non contract purchases, and a requirement that the producer run the farming unit throughout 1935, with entry permitted by corn hog control agents to all land owned or controlled.
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Corn-Hog Control Association
Four Llano Co boys leave for the Tree Army in Burnet
Columbus Fickling of Field Creek Curtis Treadwell of Baby Head James Light of Llano and Herman McDonald of Lone Grove left Monday for Burnet to report for duty in the Civilian Conservation Corps unit at Longhorn Cavern. They are the first from the county sent in weeks, chosen from a long list of applicants on file with Mrs. Clay Fowler county administrator.
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Columbus Fickling
Field Creek
Curtis Treadwell
Baby Head
James Light
Llano
Herman McDonald
Lone Grove
Burnet
Civilian Conservation Corps
Longhorn Cavern
Clay Fowler
Second Corn-Hog Payments Approved for Llano County
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration division confirms the second Corn-Hog payment contracts were approved on December 28 and checks are expected to arrive in Llano before the end of next week. A. G. Black, chief, advised Steele by telegram.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Llano County
A. G Black
Steele
Llano
Mrs Carrie Hallow Visits San Antonio Kin in Liano
Mrs. Carrie Hallow arrived in Liano Sunday from her home in San Antonio for a short visit with her sisters Mrs. N. R. Porter and Mrs. Walter Roberts.
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Carrie Hallow
Liano
San Antonio
N. R. Porter
Walter Roberts
Hasse M eese Wedding in Fairbanks Celebration
Miss Pearl Kees daughter of Mrs Will Keese of Lian and Clarence Hasse son of Mr and Mrs D P Hasse Castell were wed Tuesday evening January 1 at the home of the bride's sister Mrs Henry Falk Fairbanks Rev Don Harwell officiated The ceremony featured Mendelssohn s Wedding March and a gold chrysanthemum bouquet An informal reception followed with close family in attendance including the Falks Briers Pitze Myatt and other relatives
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Pearl Kees
Will Keese
Lian
Clarence
Hasse
D. P. Hasse
Castell
Henry Falk
Fairbanks
Rupert Falk
Bert Falk
Don Harwell
J. Tt. Pitze
Leon Myatt
Joe Briers
Robert Falk
1. G. Falk
Miss Dell
Emily Rose
Planting and Care Advice for Central Texas Home Orchards
Guidance on replanting orchards after crop losses, selecting site and soil, buying disease free trees, and choosing varieties like Pears Keitfer and Elberta peaches. Includes spacing: peaches 30 ft, plums 25 ft, pears 30–40 ft, grapes 10 ft, berries 4–5 ft, and notes on planting methods and sources.
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J. F. Rosborough
R. W. Munson
Pern Mounson
Champanel
Carmina
Dallag
McDonald
Austin Mays
Haupt
Missionary
Lady Thompson
Celestial
Brunswick
Fureka
Triumph
Big Buchanan Dam barbecue plans include Texas Legislature invitees
Llano prepares a January 19 barbecue at Buchanan Dam inviting all Texas lawmakers and state officials. Committees organize arrangements invitation finance program and transportation with Rev T C Rorie as toastmaster. Llano band to provide music. visitors offered transport from Austin to the dam site.
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Buchanan Dam
Texas
Llano
John
L. Watkins
Lewis Foster
J. Skoog
Allen
Johnson
W. W. Watkins
Chas. Milliger
Pinance
D. R. Keyser
W. H
Finance Committee
Rev
T. C. Rorie
Llano Municipal Band
Transportation Committee
Austin
Llano County
Capitol City
County Judge Currie in Austin on school and fair matters
County Judge J W Currie traveled to Austin on Tuesday for Liano County schools and fair related business. He said officials of the Texas Rebet Commission assured continued teaching and social welfare programs in the county until June, extending the project by four months.
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J. W. Currie
Austin
Liano County
Currie
Texas Rebet Commission
Palmer County Judge Takes Texas Relief Post
Palmer County official Jude Sylvan Be Simpson has accepted a role with the Texas Relief Commission as District Supervisor of Transient Bureaus with headquarters in Austin. He traveled by limousine over the weekend with his family and said he likes the new job but there is much he must do before the position runs smoothly.
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Palmer ‘County
Jude Sylvan
Be Simpson
Texas Relief Commission
Austin
Judge Simpson
Tree Planting Guidelines From A Garden Almanac
Tails relative to tree planting tables describe how to set rootstock heights for first branching. Peaches 18 to inches, pears 30 inches, plums 18 to 20 inches. When creases come with site branches, remove or adjust these to fit the desired growth pattern.
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Llano Lady
Elmon D. Stewart
Stewart
Bluffton
Towmyttee
Duncan Sabbe
Sandy Mt
Llano CO
Tree Army
Hasse-Meese
Capitol
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