Meusebach Treaty Arrives on Display at Texas Archives
The Meusebach Comanche treaty from 1847, negotiated by John C. Meusebach with the Comanche, now on display in the Texas Archives and Library Building lobby thanks to gifts from Mrs. Trene Marschall King and Mrs. Cornelia Marschall Smith of Waco. The document, partly German and English and measuring about sixteen by twenty inches, is shown with related artifacts and a family lineage note from Mrs. King.
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Trene Marschall King
Cornelia Marschall Smith
Waco
Wero
Texas Archives and Library
John C. Meusebach
Frederickburg
Republic of Texas
Hanseatic League
Queen Victoria
Rneland
Texas State Library
Dorman H. Winfrey
King
John O. Meusebach
University of Texas Press
Germany
Adelsverein
Texas
Braunfels Castle
HenrtsFarr
Meusetach
Llano Texas Girl Sweethearts and Realism in Faithful Women
A writer lauds Texas women as practical and connected to rural life, praising their resilience and traditional roles. He argues for female equality in principle, quotes Whitman on mothers, and extols differences as biological reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Walt Whitman
Kerryville resident spends Monday night with Ratliff family
Carroll Hullinger of Kerryville spent Monday night with the Joe Ratliff family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Hullinger
Kerryville
Joe Ratliff
Highland Lakes Pony League Adopts Six Team Schedule 1972
Highland Lakes Pony League sets a six team slate for 1972 including Llano Kingsland Burnet Mason Marble Falls and Lampasas. Opening round features Marble Falls vs Lampasas and Llano hosts Kingsland with games at 8 p.m. Rules follow 1972 Major League with 75 foot bases and 54 foot pitching distance.
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Llano
Kingsland
Burnet
Mason
Marble Falls
Lampasas
Moore State Bank
Pinkie’s Grocery
James C. Beesley
Beesley
I Ilcudes
Rud
Woggy Wisdom
Shelby Wright
Robert Levensailor
Johnny Napolez
Danny Gray
Roger Herridge
Carl Simpson
Highland Lakes Pony League
M.f.lamp
Alano-Kings
Kings
M.P
Mason-Liano
M.F
Lamp-Kings
Liano-Burnet
Llano-Lamp
Burnet -Kings
Bull Riding: The Most Dangerous Rodeo Event
The text describes bull riding as the riskiest rodeo discipline. A one ton Brahman bull panders to gore a rider who may be thrown after an eight second ride. Clowns risk danger to distract the bull and prevent further harm to fallen riders.
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Braham
Livestock Auction Slaughters Steers Slowness Yet Strong Bulls
Llano Livestock Auction Co Tuesday sale features stocker calves 50c to $1 lower than last week’s high, with unusually fat calves discounted. Feeder cattle steady, stocker steers and heifers mixed gains, slaughter cows mostly steady, and bulls up about $1.00. Representative sales list includes John Zulauf Cherokee, Donald Duncan Burnet, and others with varied steers, heifers, and cows traded across 230, 1972 listings.
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Llano Livestock Auction Co
Cer
John Zulauf
Cherokee
Donald Duncan
Burnet
Llano
Llano Rodeo Promises New Acts and Big Night Crowds
Lloyd Woodley plans an expanded Llano rodeo with acts such as a clown duo with trained buzzards and a tightrope walking coyote plus Clinton Harlow with a barrel riding sheep dog. The event includes bareback bronc riding calf roping steer wrestling and bull riding. Local posse rosters feature Kilfeen Friday and Georgetown Saturday. Afterward a three night dance at the Llano County Community Center features Adolph Hofner Harold Williams and Dick Polk. Friday’s rodeo is free for children.
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Lloyd Woodley
Stano
Clinton Harlow
Sheep Dog
Kil
Feen Sheriff’s Posse
Georgetown Posse
Llano County
Adolph Hofner
San Antonio
Harold Williams
Llano Tune Wranglers
Dick Polk
Austin
Liano
Tow Now In Texas Tow Now In Texas
Town note on Tow Now in Texas by Floyd Hall describes a rural community. It portrays residents as devoted to living on the land and preserving their simple lifestyle.
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Floyd Hall
Tow
Global Culture Amid Atomic Threats Warns of Rising Conflicts
The piece laments looming world tensions and social shifts while noting a temporary lull in urgent decisions. It argues against imminent pressure and emphasizes the need to prepare for future civil conflicts and violent clashes on a global stage.
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Crete
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Llano, Texas
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Texas Archives
Meusebach
MR. B's of
Burnet, Tex
Ula
Mary Talley
Brenda Tribbie
Josie Najar
Lenore Morales
Barbara Morales
Lucy Morales
Judy Parks Landers
Linda Whitson
Mintie Jensen
Bobby Malliburton
Elrita Nobles
Sandra Schneider
Janelle Castro
Llano News
Dan Sawyer
Spencer Weber
J.L. Sawyer
D.R. Edwards
Sherry Sawyer
Oes
Liano Mon
M.f.-Kings
Llano-M.f
Lamp
Burnet-Llano
Mason-Kings
Llano-Kings
Tues
Llano-Mason
Llana-M.f
Liana
San Francisco
George Kaltanowski
Fairport
Ohio
Hi. H. Kuykendall
Rex Kelly
Vanderpool
Gordon Olver
Bend
Tatnes Gray
Haneehee
Meneles
Sam Rabb
Liane
BK W. F
W. F
Ak Liane Ik W. F
W. F. Hfr
Otte Jr
James Purehan
Albert Bi
Raymond Grote
Sana Auiaia
Owen Hyatt
Fev Mt
Terrell Garrett
M. J. Stev
Wwe
Enon the
America
Eppy Ant
Columbus
Indies
Aed Hays
The
United Transportation Union
Waldrope Funeral Home, Inc
Don Waldrope
Kenneth Barnes
Loren
Forrest Shannon
Larry J. Watson
Mrs. Mattie White
Lolan Adama
Rex Harris
Jimmie Ford
Jan L. Brown
Melvin Richardson
Castell
Don Marshall
Carroll Jones
Battery Hardware Co., Inc
Lone Star Gas Co
Swenson Western Auto
Charlie’s Store
Llano Rx Pharmacy
Llano Chamber of Commerce
City of
Llano Utilities
M. C. Dalhan
Acme
Inman
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