Mason Bests Llano 5 4 In Ninth Inning Rally
Mason defeats Llano 5 to 4 in the Hill Country League with a ninth inning rally aided by an error. Danhelm, Bounds, and Kygar contributed key plays as Mason pulls even with Llano atop the standings. Next Sunday Mason hosts Brady at State Park in a likely top showdown.
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Mason Mavericks
Cowboys
Mason
Llano
Liang
Dougie
Fritz Bounds
Mather
F. Bounds
C. Brewer
van Huss
Fuller
Hardy
Kuger
Hatch
Josefson
Hoffman
Schmidt
Kygar
Nobles
Danhelm
Brady Turks
State Park
Brady
Fredericksburg Giants
Batamen
J. Brown
R. Bounds
Larrmnore
Leverett
Taylor and Martin
Kerrville
Fredericksburg
Junction
Tiana
District Court Concludes Three Week Session
District Court ended after three weeks of sessions last Friday. Frank T. Smith pled guilty to forgery and was ordered placed in the Austin asylum for thirty days for mental observation. M. W. Tyson pled guilty to forgery and passing as true and received a two year penitentiary sentence. Leo Warden pled guilty to forgery and was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. Judge Runge announced the cases clear from the docket and court adjourned until after summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Frank T. Smith
Runge
Austin
M. W. Tyson
Tyson
Leo Warden
Range
Burnet
Club Calves Picked For Show Finished by September
More than twenty club calves have been selected and put on feed with many already eating small amounts of bran. Some calves are at ranches for growing until September while others start on oats and bran and later a concentrated ration. Members are urged to prepare additional animals as calves fed longer are likelier to finish at show time. Agricultural committees have chosen many excellent calves not yet claimed by members.
Fattening Rations for Chickens Announced by County Agent
A county agent outlines fattening rations for chickens including No 1 and No 2 mixes with yellow corn meal gray shorts meat scraps cottonseed meal and galt. Rations should be fed in confinement several times daily until birds are clean and sufficiently fattened in ten days to two weeks.
PTA EXECUTIVE BOARD ELECTS FOR COMING YEAR
The P T A officers meet at Mrs. N J Rabensburg’s home to elect a full executive board with committees for Programs Membership Ways and Means Social Publicity Library Lunch Room Parents Day Play Ground Telephone Health Public Welfare Girl Scout Education Humane Music Sidewalk and Advisory groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Brame
Hubert Hill
James Duncan
R. A. Byfieski
A. G. Mueller
M. C. Wilkes
J. A. Mayes
M. M. Moss
Martin McDermott
Lee Howard
J. P. Moneyhon
Hazel May
Grady Faubion
W. W. Hart
Miles Buttery
T. EB. Foster
E. J. Moss
Hubert Hil
Etta B. Harris
P. W. P. Franklin
A. H. Broohl
J. T. Hallford
D. L Carl
Chas, Milliger
Wilburn Oatman
Sixty Low Mood Checks Still In Circulation
The sixty five dollar checks issued in May by two local banks remain circulating in town. Each five dollar check requires twenty endorsements before presenting for payment, with each check needing one hundred dollars of business to fulfill its purpose. Most will gain several endorsements this week as the first of the month arrives.
Livestock Meeting Draws Llano County Ranchers to Burke Ranch
About ten ranchmen from Llano County joined County Agent D D Steele for a Friday trip to Burke Ranch in San Saba County. H D Prewit of McCullough County led a discussion on creep feeding and self feeding of cattle with figures and models. A dehorning demonstration followed by a barbecue and insightful talks left attendees satisfied and hopeful Llano representation will attend future meetings.
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Liane County
D. D. Steele
Burke
San Saba County
H. D. Prewit
McCullough County
Extension Service
N. E. Scudder
San Saba
Llano
Llano Holds Open Air Band Concert Amid Rainy Season
Llano and surrounding country received about twelve inches of rain so far this year with May totaling 1.87 inches. The fairly even rainfall has supported the food season and moisture prospects. Last Saturday night a large crowd gathered around the court house square to hear Llano’s municipal band perform an hour of excellent entertainment despite intermittent showers.
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Liano
Court House
Llano
Texas
Llano Sn
Premier Granite Players Rout Willow City at Robinson State Park
Willow City managed a single run as Premier Granite dominated the game at Robinson State Park. L. A. Light pitched for Willow City while Granite hitters punished Gold on the mound, racking up four runs in an easy victory watched by a sizable crowd.
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Willow City
Granite
Robinson State Park
L. A. Light
Willow City Mound
Church of Christ Prolonged Meeting Set at Wrights Creek
The church announces a protracted meeting of the Church of Christ at Wrights Creek starting next Saturday night June fourth. It will be conducted by J. H. Stewart of Abilene and all are invited to attend during its progress.
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Church OF Christ
Wrights Creek
Church of Carisy
J. H. Stewart
Abilene
A. E. Crenwelge Home Nears Completion in East Llano
A. E. Crenwelge and wife near moving into their new frame home in eastern Llano near the E. L. Stewart residence. The dwelling includes modern conveniences and most exterior work is finished with interior touches being applied.
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A. E. Crenwelge
East
Llano
A. BR. Crenwelge
E. L. Stewart
Centennial chairs named in Limestone County for Texas Centennial
W W Watkins and Mrs M M Moss were named county chairmen of the Texas Centennial Committee for Limestone County. They will organize county and precinct efforts to promote the pending centennial constitutional amendment which would authorize state funds for a 1936 celebration while excluding other expositions. The committee aims to keep the movement before the public to secure a large approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Watkins
M. M. Moss
Liano County
4-H Beef Cattle Stock Judging Team Tryouts Planned
Llano county 4-H members who fed calves or are feeding now may try out for the beef cattle stock judging team. A meeting last Saturday at the county agent's office outlined practice plans and a trip to Mason for judging classes. A terracing team will train for competition at A and M College in July. interested members should contact county agent D. D. Steele immediately.
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Llano County
Mason
Robert Tate
A. and M. College
D. D. Steele
Ones
Valley Spring P T A Elects Officers At June Meeting
The Valley Spring P T A will hold its last meeting of the year on Friday night June 3 to elect new officers as president Mrs Avery and first vice president Mrs Nixon decline renomination. Secretary Mrs Keng and third vice president Mrs Wells have served two years. All members are urged to attend. Miss Kate Adel Hil, district Home Demonstration agent, visited Liane last Saturday.
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Parent-Teacher Association
N. J. Rabensburg
E. J. Deckert
L. T. Schrank
J. T. Hallford
J. C. Buttery
A. A. Baumann
J. J. Backues
Valley Spring P. T. A
Avery
Nixon
Keng
Wells
Kate Adel Hil
M. Extension Service
College Station
Liane
Byfield Purchases Frasier Dry Goods Stock
A. G. Mueller assignee sold the Frasier Dry Goods Company stock and fixtures, purchased by R. A. Byfield. Byfield plans a sacrifice sale starting tomorrow, featuring the Brame fixtures, as he prepares to liquidate the entire stock.
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A. G. Mueller
Frasier Dry Goods Company
R. A. Byfield
Byfield
A. H. Brame
Los Angeles
C. H. Brmaen
Timely guidance on turkey troubles from county agent
County Agent outlines coccidiosis in poults and adults, symptoms like sleepiness and thirst, and limited remedies. Emphasizes sanitation, dry, airy pens, and milk-based prevention. Vaccination for forehead chicken pox advised at about twelve weeks with feather follicle method.
Luther League Entertained at Nora Hartmann Home
The Luther League enjoyed Progressive forty-two on Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Nora Hartmann. Ice cream and cake were served afterward to a group including Dora Schorlemmer Esie Jordan Let rice Tolbert Bertina Rattiff Bertha Bauer Helen Schuessler Caroline Oestreich Rev Leo Benarden Otto Holtzer Egon Jordan Aubrey Rabensburg Charlie Clinger Marvin McDougall Spencer Weber Herman McDougall Mr and Mrs Henry Schorlemmer and Dorothy Belle Wilkes who has been at Southwestern University and returns home for summer with her parents.
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Luther League
Misa Nora Hartmann
Dora Schorlemmer
Esie Jordan
Letrice Tolbert
Bertina Rattiff
Bertha Bauer
Helen Schuessler
Caroline Oestreich
Rev. Leo, Benarden
Otto Holtzer
Egon Jordan
Aubrey Rabensburg
Charlie Clinger
Marvin McDougall
Spencer Weber
Herman McDougall
Henry Schorlemmer
Nora Hartmann
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van Huse
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L. Brown
van Hues
Peel
McLeod
Pene
Reed
Cf Mather
Ifad
P. McLeod
District. ‘Court
P. T. A. Executive Board
Nettie Ward
Ways and Means
Mra. Holmes Moss
W. R. Orr
Roy B. Inks
J. L. Watkins
H. C. Buttery
W. H. Wallace
Luke Moss
J. F. Buttery
A. C. Bowman
L. H. Baldwin
Ruftiy Deats, Jr
Fowler
St. David's Hospital
Marble Falls
TQ Burke Ranch
Premier Granite
T. A. Business
Valley Spring
Frazier Dry Goods CO
Turkey
Dorothy Belle Wilkes
Southwestern University
Mrs
M.C. Wilkes
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