Re-Union 7 and Local Obituaries Mentioned Names
A section lists attendees and names from a reunion in Longview and Cherokee area, including G Jackson Raymond Gray San Saba J N Coffman Daingerfield Frank Brown Cearnal Fort Worth Lennig Walker McEneely Beulah Mae Walker J L Dailey Mrs J L Daily Mary Marsh Essary Helen W L B Mohle Robstown Mary Allen Barton Fannie Walker Nora Walker Campbell Joe Della Walker Allen Walker Orlena Peacock Walker Jim N Walker Leon Barber plus a rental ad for a furnished four room apartment and a request to copy the Llano County Early Days page by Miles Barler with a contact address in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Jackson
Longview
Raymond Gray
San Saba
J. N. Coffman
Daingerfield
Frank Brown Cearnal
Fort Worth
Lennig Walker McEneely
Cherokee
Beulah Mae Walker
J. L. Dailey
J. L. Daily
Mary Marsh Essary
Helen
W. L B. Mohle
Robstown
Mary Allen Barton
Fannie Walker
Nora Walker Campbell
Joe Della Walker
Allen Walker
Orlena Peacock Walker
Jim N. Walker
Leon Barber
Llano County
Miles Barler
Mary Joe Carroll
Post Road
Austin
Penalty Rates Set for Excess Cotton Marketing in 1941
County AAA secretary Royce C. Jackson announces that cotton sold above the 1941 farm marketing quota will incur about 7 cents per pound penalty. The scheme applies penalties only to the excess carryover portion, with the remainder becoming penalty free. Legislation ties penalties to 50 percent of the basic loan rate, and non cooperators receive a 60 percent loan on excess cotton but stay subject to penalties when marketed above the quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royce C. Jackson
County Aaa
Jackson
Lutheran Brothers Meet At Camp Tow At Buchanan Lake
The Lutheran Brotherhoods of the Fredericksburg Conference held a social gathering Sunday afternoon July 13 at Camp Tow Buchanan Lake hosted by St Pauls Brotherhood of Liang. Participants from Werrville Beth any and Zions Fredericksburg Crahapine Mason and Shino enjoyed a fish fry and waterfront picnic as Emil Saenger president spoke on the group’s spiritual aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Brotherhoods
Fredericksburg
Camp Tow
Buchanan Lake
Puests
St. Pauls Brotherhood of Liang
Severay
Werrville
Bethany
Zions
Crahapine
Mason
Shino
Emil Saenger
FIELD CREEK NOTES AND LOCAL VISITS
Mrs. Webster Underwood and son Harold visited the B. T. Underwood home. J. E. and Clyde Harlow returned from Eldorado to help Grace Sherrod ill. The Church of Christ added eight members. Baptist set meetings for July 21. Grandmother Moore injured ribs in a fall but is resting. UT law enrollment hits new high with 341 students. Red Cross First Aid course yields certificates. UT engineers study native Texas materials to cut home-building costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Bowie
Moore
C. T. Perry
Bess May
University of Texas Law School
American Red Cross
University of Texas
Texas
University of Texas Engineers
Brotherhood Meeting Closes After Prayer at Zions Church
Rev. BEA Bracher read from the New Testament at the gathering which concluded with a prayer by Rev. M L Schwarz. The group plans the next quarterly meeting at Zions Lutheran church in Fredericksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Bracher
M. L. Schwarz
Zions Lutheran Church
Fredericksburg
Markets show steady beef cattle prices with limited supplies
Beef cows mostly 6.00 to 7.25 with some higher offerings and steady canners at 4.00 to 6.00. Killing calves largely steady at 10.00 to 10.75 with some 11.00. Stockers and feeders little changed, good to choice steer calves 10.50 to 11.50, occasional 12.00. heifers 9.50 to 10.50. yearlings 9.00 to 10.60. stockers 9.00 at 725 to 750 lb.
Stribling and relatives visit in Texas towns
T W Stribling of Dallas Jack Perry and Miss Anna Stribling of Hamilton visited in the home of Miss Eunice Gray Saturday. Misses Carolyn and Doris Ann Lange of Freena Texas are visiting with their grandfather B Lange and aunt Mrs Percy Hagemeter in Llano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Stribling
Dallas
Jack, Perry
Anna Stribling
Hamilton
Eunice Gray
Carolyn and
Doris Ann Lange
Freena, Texas
B. Lange
Percy Hagemeter
Llano
Sheep Prices Steady Despite Mixed Consignments
Prices held steady across the deep division with total receipts around 700. Yearlings brought about 7 dollars, medium aged wethers sold 4 to 4.60, slaughter goats 3.60 to 4.00, and small spring lambs in feeder flesh fetched 7.50.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Olga Hays
Florwera
R. Flehbeck
Little Page Produce CO
The
Thu Elliott
Lone Star
Western Union
Robert Young
Randolph Scott
Virginia Gilmore
Arkansas Hill Billies
Weaver Brothers
Elviry
Arkansas
Lutheran Brotherhoods OF
Field Creek
Mrs. Hope Brown
Wilburn Samuel Oatman, III
Wilburn Oatman, Jr
M. C. Dakhau
General Insurance
Life Insurance
Kansas City Life Insurance Company
Justin-ShaTon
Mio
Justin - Barton
Dickie
U. S
Acme
Currie
San Antonio
Leader Store
Llano, Texas
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