Loan for Hamilton Dam completed with $4.5 million approval
President Roosevelt approves a $4,500,000 loan to finish the Hamilton Dam. The government will oversee the project, with the receiver Fegies Construction Company and Colorado River Company handling foreclosures and legal steps. About 1,348 workers are expected to be employed over eighteen months as work resumes in Llano County and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Connally
Buchan
Austin
Hamilton Dam
Roosevelt
Llano County
Fegies Construction Company
Colorado River Company
Colorado River Comany
San Antonio
D. B. Fogles
Co. RK
Texus Board of Water Engineers
Sine Pwa
State of Texas
Dius
Ail Plock
Central Texas Hydro-Electric Company
Insult Company
Mississippi Valley Investment Company
Insall Company
Federa Ey
al Court of Chicago
PWA
A. J. Wirtz
Central Texas Hydro- Electric Company
Fegien Company
Connally
Buchanan
Mansfield
Llano County to Get Federal Aid for Drouth Relief
Mrs. Clay Fowler Llano County Administrator said Llano County has been placed in the drouth area and federal aid will be available for those suffering from the drouth. The exact amount is not known yet but may exceed the regular state relief allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Relief Commission
Austin
Relief Commission
Clay Fowler
Llano County
Drouth
Tarrence Family Leaves for Extended Alabama Visit
Mr and Mrs E W Tarrence Mrs Irby Davis and daughter Cora lyn left Monday for a summer visit in Birmingham Alabama staying with their daughter sister Mrs Fed Cole and Tumils. Tarrence planned to tour several points on the trip and could return home at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
E. W. Tarrence
Irby Davis
Coralyn
Birmingham
Fed Cole
Tarrence
District Cotton Meeting in San Antonio
O B Martin Director of Extension work in Texas calls a meeting of all county agents in District four about twenty counties in San Antonio Friday and Saturday July 6 and 7 to discuss the Bankhead DOL with a representative from Washington. Liano County will be represented by D D Steele County Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Martin
Texas
San Antonio
Washington
Liano County
D. D. Steele
Production Credit Assn Capital Raised to 162000
The San Saba Production Credit Association reports capital stock increased from 60000 to 160000. President Payne director Burke and secretary treasurer Haze said the boost lets the group fund a larger loan volume for Llano Milam and Johnson counties at five percent interest. Local officials, including F. M. Johnson and Allen S. Johnson, host visitors in Llano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Haze
San Saba Production Credit Association
Llamu
Bazo
Payne
Burke
Houston
Production Credit Corporation
Federal Intermediate Credit Corporation
Baze
Llano County
Precaution urged to curb pasture fires this dry season
Officials warn individuals to extinguish all sparks from cigars pipes and cigarettes before leaving camps or driving through pastures. Dry grass fuels fast spread and a small spark can destroy hundreds of acres. Citizens urged to show common care for others and ensure no embers remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Imaites
Ruling Prohibits Trotlines in Llano County Fisheries
Statement from Wm J Tack secretary of the Game Fish and Oyster Commission cites Attorney General ruling that trotlines or throwlines with more than two hooks are unlawful in San Saba Gillespie Kerr Comal Llano Mason Real Edwards Sutton and Real Counties. Publicity urged to correct prior misconception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Tack
Gamez, Fish and Oyster Commission of Texas
John Taylor
Taylor
Attorney Generals Department
Uch
San Saba
Gillespie
Kerr
Comal
Llano
Mason
Rinis
Edwards
Sutton
Real
Llano County Boys Sent to CCC Camp at Longhorn Cavern
Tommy Fry and Bill Walker of Llano Richard Smith of the Baby head community and Ralph Barnett of Kingsland left Monday for Marble Falls for enrollment in the Civilian Conservation Corps. They will join the camp at the Longhorn Cavern between Marble Falls and Burnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Fry
Bill Walker
Llano
Richard Smith
Baby‘head
Ralph Barnett
Kingsland
Marble Falls
Civilian Conservation Corps
Longhorn Cavern
Burnet
Leaves for New York and other points to buy stock
Misa Beveridge travels to St Louis Chicago and New York to purchase tall stock for her store. Accompanied by Miss Martha Ellen Lindsey she attends a Heart of Texas Administrative Council meeting in Brady to advance relief work across the state. Mrs Raymond Rogers and Mrs Anna Brown visit Granbury and Fort Worth after a recent trip with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Misa
Heart of Texas Administrative Counsil
Martha Ellen Lindsey
Brady
Hay ¥ Wowler
Mra
Raymond Rogers
Anna Brown
Mrs. Rogers
Granbury
Mrs. Brown
Fort Worth
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Richland
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Goldthwaite Wallopeg Bend
Cowboys
Shelby
P. Watson
Zapp
Bourland
Damgers
Hachey
Corener Dhrew
Knapp
Simpson
Llane
Decker
Kuoaup
Reed
Atvod
Chink Taylor
Yass
Liano
Knaupp
Collins
Bazay
Y. Whriaen
Estiept
Noble
Currie
Hartley
Doran
Fuederburk
Rolls Com
County Relief Board
College Station
Ave Beis Phap Ned
AL & M. College
Moss Hall
Llaso
Liang Paver
F. R. Reppert
Hextension Service
É. J. Cotton
Buenat County
Rappert
R. R. Reppert
Baez
Liang
Veran McAndrews
Burnet County
As Club
PT Richland
Goldthwaite
San Saba Orice
Luang
A. Hichland
Puntotoe L. Goldthwaite
Dias Shelby
Roaupp
Funderburk
Ashley
Fanderburk
Balla
Brewer
Ellen
Scorera
Martin
Milam Johnson
Lockhart
F. M. Johnson
Allen
Llano CO
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