Llano First Newspaper Touted Aims And Early Life
The Llano Iron City News founded by A T Moupin and O F Solsen in 1888 aimed to reveal mineral wealth beneath Llano hills and to promote local development. Its first issue covered state capitol dedication, politics, railroad plans, religious notes, social announcements, and daily life in Llano.
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Fulano
Llano
A. T. Moupin
O. F. Solsen
Iran City News
Iran News
State Capitol
Austin
Cleveland
Iron News
Aransas Pass
Comfort
Fredericksburg
Austin and Northwestern
Burnet
Slane
Black
Storm Damages Lakeshore Area and Utilities Hit
A Lakeshore Price storm last Tuesday night caused extensive tree and property damage. Electrical service and some telephone lines were disrupted. Local residents report recovery continues as crews address outages.
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Lenora Coble
Lakeshore Price
Janie Overstreet
Shepperd Hospital
Alfred Scherbel
Navasota
Ira
Lake Buchanan
Burnet and
Liano High
Centennial Edition on File for Llano County History
A limited run of 44 page Centennial Edition copies remains at 25 cents each. Send a copy to a friend or relative to share stories of Llano County's early days, including facts and fiction.
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Llano County
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Tony’s
San Saba Highway
Tale Corporation
Llano, Texas
Abigail Burleson
Valley Spring
Johnson Creek
Jj. J. Gmathers
Llano News
Helen Moss
Texas
A. J. Johnson
Democratic Executive Committee
Oxford
Llano River
Iron City News
Holtzer and
Duncan
Buchanan Dam
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Mr. and
Mrs
Chas. Sagebiel
Pinkie’s Grocery & Market
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