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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1976
Page
6
AUSTIN warns vacation travelers to plan home protection before leaving. Law enforcement and the Attorney General urge steps such as notifying a neighbor, stopping deliveries, leaving some lights on, securing doors, engraving valuables, and checking for police close patrol options to deter burglars.
Funeral services for Marcus Morris known as Whitey 65 of San Angelo were held in San Angelo with burial in Sherwood Cemetery. Morris brother of Olen Morris and Mrs C D Boatright of Llano died Monday in a San Angelo hospital. Survivors include his wife a son and other siblings. AD
The article notes the average American hen yields 217 eggs annually while the average British hen lays 203 eggs. This comparison highlights higher U S production per hen and implies differing farming conditions or breeds.
Texas farmers push ahead as the 1976 cotton crop nears ginning in the Rio Grande Valley while wheat harvest gains pace in central Texas. Cool, wet weather slowed planting and growth but the crop is over three fourths seeded. 1975 cotton harvest was the smallest since 1946, yet Texas regains top state status. National wheat output is forecast near two billion bushels with exports to meet remaining needs.
1260 head sold at Llano Livestock Auction Co in a steady market. Stocker and feeder yearlings strong with good demand for new crop calves. Slaughter cows and bulls steady as buyers cleared a very nice offering. Numerous named sellers and buyers listed among representative sales and attendees at rodeo and class reunions.
John Wesley Johnson 70 of Kingsland died Tuesday in an Austin hospital. Funeral 10 a.m. Thursday at Waldrope Funeral Home Chapel officiated by Rev. Fred Brucks. Burial Kingsland Cemetery. Born Houston Feb 11 1906 he lived in Kingsland 15 years. Married Christine Funderburk in Houston April 18 1935. He worked as an electrician 40 years and was an officer of the Kingsland Masonic Lodge. Survived by his wife.
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