Franklin D Roosevelt Nominated for Third Term in 1936
A Corral editorial urges support for Franklin D Roosevelt as the Democratic nominee for president. It argues the nation faces grave dangers, praises Roosevelt for decisive action in 1933, contrasts the Democratic and Republican options, and endorses voting for the Democratic ticket in November.
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Fraklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic Party
United States
America
George IH
Roosevelt
Congress
Llano Band to Get New Uniforms for School Opening
Llano School band orders 56 gold serge uniforms trimmed in black with white visors for the fall. Lions Club committee led by Dr H J Hoerster reports cost around 1950 dollars, with about 450 dollars on hand and a remaining balance near 900 dollars to be covered by monthly donations or tax contributions.
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H. J. Hoerster
Lions Club
Sam Browne
Llano
Hoerster
Bill S. Watkins
R. L. Shepperd
Johan L. Watkins
Otto Holtzer
Mercury Tops 100 Mark in Llano Weather Report
Weather observer HH C Roth reports Llano temperatures exceeded 106 twice last week and matched once. Rainfall totaled 2.60 inches over the past week with 2.25 inches Friday and 0.385 inches Saturday morning.
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HH. C. Roth
United States Weather Bureau
Mercury
Llano Durin
Revival to Start Next Sunday at Llano Presbyterian
Revival services begin Sunday evening at the Presbyterian Church in Llano and run through Sunday evening, July 28. The Rev. R. A. Pratlaw, Home Mission superintendent of El Paso, will deliver sermons each morning at 10 and each evening at 8. Pratlaw, from Lubbock, is an noted Texas preacher and former Bible professor at Austin College Sherman. Members invite all to attend a series of worthwhile messages. Tom Duff departs for Horton, Michigan, for several weeks.
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Presbyterian Church
Llano
R. A.pratlaw
el Paso
Pratlaw
Lubbock
Texas
Austin College
Sherman
Eveyone
Protection of Dams Explained
A letter to Col Warner Garrison Jr from S Raymond Brooks describes precautionary actions for dam safety in Burnet and Llano counties. It notes transmission of county resolutions to the Lower Colorado River Authority and cites prior letters from July.
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Buchanan
Roy B. Inks
Liano and
Burnet Counties
State Department of Police Safety
Lower
Colorado River Authority
Col. Warner Garrison, Jr
Department of Public Safety
S. Raymond Brooks
A. P. Box
Llano County
H. D. Crawford
Burnet County
Commissioners’ Court
Burnet
Llano
Political Rally Scheduled On Llano Courthouse Square
Wilburn Oatman Senior, chairman of Llano county Democratic Executive committee, arranged a rally on the courthouse square Saturday afternoon. Candidates may present appeals to voters. the Llano school band will perform before the program at 1:30 o clock. County precinct and district state office seekers invited.
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Wilburn Oatman
Democratic Executive Committee
Llano County
Courthouse
Liano
Dan Hasse Returns From Hospital
Dan Hasse was brought to Lane last week from San Antonio where he had been under medical treatment. His condition was reported as favorable on Wednesday.
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Dan Hasse
Lane
San Antonio
Stockmen Entertain Businessmen Tuesday
Twenty one absentee votes have been cast for the coming primary election to be held Saturday July 27. J. A. Mayes county clerk notes July 24 is the last day for absentee voting. Voters listed include John Genini Joe Bozarth M Clymer Carrie Beveridge Ray Graves Dan Westbrook Howard Baldwin Emmitt Moore Lindsey Watkins Myers Durham Deats Sloan Moss Weed and Bill Watkins.
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J. A. Mayes
John Genini
Joe Bozarth
M. Clymer
Carrie Beveridge
R. L. Tate
Ray E. Graves
Dan Westbrook
Howard Baldwin
Emmitt Moore
J. HB. Lindsey, Jr
T. W. Duff
T. J. Watkins
Loyd Myers
Loyd M. Myers
Lester Durham
R. W. Deats
Corine Sloan
M. M. Moss
L. F. Weed
Bill S. Watkins
Sample Ballot Shows Democratic Primary Races in Llano
A scanned sample ballot lists Democratic nominees across Texas counties for U S Senator Comptroller Treasurer and other statewide and local offices. It notes Llano County voting on Saturday July 27 with changes limited to County Commissioner races and precinct offices.
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Llano Hex
Luther Nobles Lewis Templeton
Stacy Miller
Liang County Livestock Improvement hosts barbecue gathering
On Tuesday evening about 500 people attended a barbecue at the Liango High School stadion as Liang County Livestock Improvement association members entertained businessmen and families. County Agent C V Robinson introduced newly elected president Alex Hardin and speaker John J Lewis who traced the group's 1938 inception and its two livestock shows. Lewis outlined dues of two cents per head on cattle and horses and half a cent on sheep goats and hogs with a minimum $1 annual membership and a $1 honorary tier without voting rights. Board members Ben Schmidt Neal Wood Clinton Hardin and J W Winkel spoke before the meeting adjourned. See STOCKMEN on Page Five
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Liang County Livestock Improvement Association
Liang
Llano School Band
C. V. Robinson
Alex Hardin
John J. Lewis
Damon Smith
A. H. Schorlemmer
Mr. Lewis
Lewis
Llano County
Ben Schmidt
Neal Wood
Clinton Hardin
J. W. Winkel
Park Project Progressing in Llano WPA Effort
Improvement of Robinson State Park in Llano proceeds under a city WPA cooperative program. State WPA approvals are in place and awaiting Washington final approval. County officials have sought aid from Senators Connally and Sheppard, who pledged full cooperation. Funding includes city and donor support plus a $350 Lions Club gift.
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Robinson State Park
Llano
WPA
State Office
Washington
U.S
Tom Connally
Morris Sheppard
Lions Club
Liano Men to Go to Havana
T. J. and Bill S. Watkins depart for Havana Cuba to represent the Liano Lions Club as delegates at the International convention. They will drive to Houston to join a special train carrying delegates from 250 state clubs, then travel by Florida and boat to their destination.
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Liano
Havana
T. J
Bill S. Watkins
Cuba
Liano Lions Club
Houston
Rom Houston
Florida
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