How and Where To Spend Your Outing Kingsland Resort Emphasized
The article extols Kingsland as a favored outing resort at the Llano and Colorado Rivers junction. It notes rapid post year improvements and rising traveler interest, praising natural scenery, bracing air, and accessible rail travel. Descriptions highlight Packsaddle Ridge, Long Mountain, Backbone Mountain, and railroad ridges surrounding the town.
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Kingsland Baptists Plan Vacation Bible School
Kingsland Vacation Bible School will be held at First Baptist Church of Kingsland from Monday to Friday June 69. Sessions run 6 90 to 11 30 am with graduation at 8 pm Friday. Registration is Saturday June All area youths ages three to sixteen are invited.
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Rope Barrier Penalty Rules In Arena Rodeo
The roper pulls the rope across the inti Glite box where the steer wrestler enters as the flag drops. Arena conditions give stock a head start marked by a scoreline. If the rider breaks the barrier before release, a 10 second penalty is added to the time.
Kingsland Parks and Crescent Lake Attract Turn of Century Visitors
Riverside Park north of The Antlers hovel fronted Crescent Lake formed by a 1000 foot Colorado lock. The ten acre grounds feature elms oaks and pecan trees with Cedar Run bridged for access. Hydrants water works and terraced beaches supported camps cottages and hotel lunches. Crescent Lake 5 to 30 feet deep spans five miles with 800 foot width. boating and fishing from Colorado and lakefront camps draw visitors.
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Bull Riding Attracts Cowboys For Prize And Challenge
Bull riding remains pro rodeo’s riskiest event with eight seconds of risk for prize money and the lure of outsmarting the animal. Cowboys pursue both pay and the mental challenge of taming the bucking bulls.
Llano News Rodeo Edition Celebrates Local History
The Llano News celebrates a history issue with notes from readers and two early Llano street scene photos courtesy of David Peacock. Images by the late Jack Carter from glass negatives were reproduced for the paper, with Mabry and Mrs. Billy Clawson contributing memories about Kingsland and railroad brochures from the Austin and Northwestern line.
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Llano County 1876 Mineral Resources Redevelopment
Report notes progress in reviving long dormant Llano County mineral resources neglected since the Indians expelled the Spaniards. Hematite ore beds appear along Honey and Sandy Creeks and near the mouth of Stroud or Walter Creek, thinning southeastward to the county’s edge. A 47 foot shaft on Lopez League No 515 near Honey Creek Cove is cited as evidence of ancient Spanish mining.
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