County Agent Report to Commissioners for June
County agent H C Robinson files a June report detailing 24 work days in Pre County and county, 54 office consultations, 21 calls, 16 letters, 42 farms visited. Seven meetings and 11 demonstrations drew 81 attendees, with 824 automobile miles. Poultry care, vermicide use against tapeworms in turkeys, pecan grafting demos, shade trees and garden insect calls feature. progress noted in pecan and agronomy work and livestock judging contests.
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H. C. Robinson
Eir
A. E. Moore
Pre
Nora Hartmann
Carl Moss
Bec
Fred Tatsch
Wm. Fritze
Ted Parish
Chas Pleun- 4Yneke
Fom Bush
Emil Grenwelge
Hugo Oestreich
Forrest Smathers
Billy Gray
Edgar Lehrer
Dave Nixon
Richard Fishbeck
Rudolph Schorlemmer
Lawrence
Fan Saba
Julius Seabolm
Mason Cic
Central Texas
Llano Club
Llano Bar Urges Constitutional Amendment Vote
Llano bar members urge a July 16 1929 vote for a constitutional amendment to increase the Texas Supreme Court from three to nine Justices abolish the commissions of appeals and keep the court in continuous session The group includes Wilburn Oatman Lawrence L Brue A E Moore A G Mueller J H McLean and F J Ftohnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano County
Supremeourt
Texas
Supreme Court
Commissions of Appeals
Wilburn Oatman
Lawrence L. Brue
A. E. Moore
A. G. Mueller
J. H. McLean
F. J. Ftohnson
Amendment exempts Colorado and Rio Grande on fishing
Lawrence Bruhl, County Attorney, reports an amendment passed by the Legislature exempting the Colorado and Rio Grande rivers from the trot line flaw in House Bill 171.4 The change clarifies fishing rules across counties, removing distance restrictions previously tied to county lines, and allows trot lines in these streams regardless of adjacent prohibited territory.
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Lawrence Bruhl
Colorado
Rio Grande
Burnet County
Johnnie
Revival Meeting at Valley Spring Next Wednesday
The News announces a revival at Valley Spring starting next Wednesday night, July 17, and lasting two Sundays. Elder L. V. Nobles will lead with forceful sermons, drawing on his strong reputation in the area. The promoters invite the public to attend.
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Valley Spring
L. V. Nobles
Pele
Syring
Wisl
Transfers of School Children Must Be Made by Aug
Parents or guardians should visit Judge A. B. Moore’s office this month to arrange transfers between school districts as the August first deadline approaches. The note warns of many transfers this year and urges prompt action.
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A. B. Moore
Liang
Judge Moore
Stege Park Draws Large Crowds This Summer
Bill Stege reports steady patronage at his resort with visitors daily for picnics fishing swimming and rides from town. The Boy Scouts camp opening today is expected to draw unusually large crowds, including local boys, as improvements made since last year attract summer visitors.
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Bill Stege
Stege
Ypie
PISTMASTER GONE FOR TEN DAYS TRIP TO WEST TEXAS
Tarrence and wife with Mrs Saunders depart by car for El Paso and Clint Texas to visit relatives and rest from post office duties for about ten days. The family plans a quiet vacation with no government affairs in mind during the trip.
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Pistmaster
West Texas
Low. Tarrence
W. J. Saunders
EL Vaso
Porter Leaves Llano for Denver to See Parents
G Porter departs Llano today for a trip to Dallas and Denver to visit his parents Mr and Mrs N R Porter who he has not seen in about ten years. The Methodist church sermonists Rev Soulie McCrelessie will lead both morning and evening services including singing and readings.
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G. Porter
Denver
Q. G. Porter
Llano
Dallas
Ralph Porter
Colorado
Methodist
Soulie McCrelessie
Asbury Coltese
McCreless
Arly Agnor
Prospect Hillhodist Church
San Antonio
P Me
Futch Returns Home After Six Months in San Antonio
Robert T. Futch, long hospitalized at the Government hospital in San Antonio since January, is back home in Llano. He says he feels fine and prefers Llano County’s living to any other land. He sustained a WWI wound still causing trouble, and has been under government care since the start of the year, with a stop in Kerrville and a visit to Austin before returning home.
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Dallas
Young McLean
Llano
McLean
M. J. Patterson
W.S. Combs
J. C. Gunning
Sjustica Robert Ogden
MubLean
Grady Kennedy
District Attorney's Office
William Methraw
Hill McLean
Judge McLean
Bill McLean
Dodge
Battery
Citizen National Bank
Moore State Bank
Byfield
Bridge Street
Decker's Tailor Shop
Laning
W. H. Ligon
Robert T. Futch
San Antonio
Mr. Futch
Llano County
Uteh
Kerrville
Austin
Bo Fore
Lian
Pastors Gather for Llano District Conference in Castell
Pastors from eleven counties met in Castell for the Llano District Conference at the Castell Methodist Church. Delegations from Lampasas Williamson Burnet Gbl esne Kerr Blanco Kendall San Saba Lluga Mills and Mison attended. The two day session featured a regular program plus group quarterly lay meetings with lunch served by the Castell church. About 650 visitors attended the first day according to Mason News.
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Countis
Castell
Masou News
Pontiac Enchanted Rock Climb Shown At Lantex
The famous endurance climb by Hildan Brad wn to the Enchanted Rock is to be seen at Lantex this Saturday. The M G M News reel service filmed the car at multiple points along Ai clin and will show the complete drive with full details.
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Pontiac
Lantex
Hildan Brad Wn
Bath
M.G. M
Ai Clin
Boy Scouts Camp Opens At Llano River Park Today
The Austin Area Council dates its annual summer camp at Llano's Stege Park on the Llano River. Twenty four pyramidal tents form four to a section with an adult leader tent nearby. Water work uses buddy system with two daily periods for swimming and water games. Second camp period begins July 1 with a July 18 deadline for those missing the first period. Cost for second period is 5.25 dollars. Registrations should mail to Boy Scout Camp Llano Texas. Local leaders include Lawrence Bruhl and J B Bute among others. A watermel on feast planned and a grand cookout night is anticipated.
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Boy Scouts of the
Autsin Area Council
Stege Park
Lingo River
Onas
Ufa
Vis J
Llano
Texas
Geo. Harned
Grady Faubion
Hoys
Liane
Austin
Lawrence Bruhl
Mil Pebt, Sr
J. B. Bute
Charles Moss, Jr
Garter Peacock
Lauren Baldwin
Qarrall Faubion
Carl
W. W. Wallace
Bea
K. W. Sauer
Bac
Liang
Weeklong Rains Benefit County Farmland and Livestock
Rainfall in the past week boosted pasture and roads across the county with reports of up to three inches in places. The showers helped tarmac and cattle feed while easing parched areas, though some early damage is feared to have limited benefits for late-planted crops and overall parkland conditions.
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Kingslund
Iravniau
York
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Ounty
Gordner
William
Dallas ‘News
Bi Mclean
William B. McLaay
Lake Cliff
Robinson State Park
Colorado and Rio Grande
R. T. Futch
L. A. Hospital
BOY Scouts
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