Prizes Awarded at Llano County Cowboy Show
Prizes continued from page one include a pair of Straus trousers for fifth place won by Mrs. Vivian Dilis of San Saba. Bud Evans earned high scoring rider honors from Llano for two calves and Jasper Hardin won for best time from Llano. Six more awards included five gallons gasoline for best nightly calf-roping times, best average time for a Llano boy, high Cowgirl score for Tolano County girls, and additional trousers and feed prizes from local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straus
Vivian Dilis
San Saba County
Bud Evans
Llano County
Jasper Hardin
Liano County
Erickson Oil Company
Cliff Martin
Andrew Haynes
Tom Foster
Ella Clair Bruhi
Tolano County
Clinton Hardin
Acme Dry Goods Company
Bud Aeae
Andrew
Dea Okeyano County
J. R. Phillips
Llano
Carter Brothers
Preliminary population figures show increases in 11 of 14 towns
In the Brady district, H H Jackson reports preliminary results for incorporated towns. Eleven of fourteen checked towns show population gains, while decreases occur in areas engaging power farming. Towns with increases include San Angelo, Lampasas, San Saba, Goldthwaite, Roberta Lee, Mertzon, Lometa, Talpa, Richland Springs, Blanket and Bangs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Coleman
Mullins
Mills County
Miles
Runnels County
San Angelo
Lampasas
San Saba
Goldthwaite
Rowert Lee
Mertzon
Lometa
Talpa
Richland Springs
Blanket
Bangs
Robert Lee
Denison Dam to Create Vast Inland Lake in Red River Region
Denison Dam will back water along the Red River forming a giant inland lake with a 1,100 mile shoreline and a $54 million project. Four towns face inundation Hagerman Old Preston in Texas and Aylesworth Woodville in Oklahoma with cemeteries and historic sites affected. Main dam construction set for early summer following April 16 bids amid local notes of residents visiting relatives and merchants in Llina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Southwest
Texas
Red River
Red
Washita
Oklahoma
Hagerman
Old Preston
Aylesworth
Woodville
Glen Holen
Holland and
Sophie Coffee
Robert Be, Lee
Albert Sidney Johnston
Gen
Sam Houston
Glen Eden
Kansas City
Preston Trail
Preston Cemetery
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
A weight loss ad promotes Kruschen as a 30 day plan to shed fat from hips chin and sluggishness. It urges daily half teaspoonful doses with hot water, claims rapid pounds dropped, and offers a four week supply with money back guarantee encouraging readers to spread the success among others.
Why America Has a Farm Problem
An analysis notes that excessive cultivation has ruined about 60 million acres and another 50 million near abandonment. Conservation of soil resources is key, with Texas showing over half cropland already protected. Soil and water conservation districts empower farmers, with support from agents, vocational teachers, SCS, COC, FSA, and NYA to promote fertility-building practices and erosion prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Texas
Ter
Ie” Tate Soil and Water Conservation District
SCS
COC
FSA
NYA
AAA
Democratic committee calls meeting to set ballot order
Wilburn Oatman announces Democratic Executive Committee of Liano County will convene at the courthouse in the district court room on Monday June 17 at 1 PM. The session will decide ballot order for candidates, estimate primary election costs, and address other business. Mrs Clyde King is visiting from Westchester Pa with her parents. Grease muffin pans lightly to prevent heavy crusts and rim rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Liano County
Wilburn Oatman
Democratic Ex Com
Liano Co
Mrs
Clyde King
Westchester Pa
Ernst Marschall
Local Visitors and Guests Reported Around Kingsland
Kingsland notes list of visitors and guests including Aubrey Nolan Lula Nolan and Myrtle Nolan from San Antonio, Otis Goll and child from Austin, Albert Banks and sons from Llano, Ary Noble Jr. from College Station, and many Austin Houston and Waco locals visiting family at The Antlers and other homes. Readers are urged to note travel to San Antonio and weekend gatherings with Mrs. C. C. Weeaks and families, plus planned extended trips to Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Nolan
Lula Nolan
Myrtle Nolan
San Antonio
Otis Goll
Austin
Franklin Waldrop
Albert Banks
Sons
Llano
M. J. Banks
H. C. Benton
J. H. Benton
Mary Lee Bradley
May Beth Bradley
Sue Clifton
B. F. Camp
Ary Noble, Jr
R.S. Hammer
Flavel Roe
Lina Margaret Roe
Sam Barnett
Neal Wood, Sr
Howard-Payne College
Brownwood
E.L. Weed
Mabel Clark
Parrland
Ollie Weeaks
Bobby Martin
Waco
C. C. Weeaks
Vesta Williams
Ingram
Neat Wood
Myrtle Wood
Antlers
Joe Gilbert
Red Cross Urges Continued War Relief Funds
The American Red Cross chief emphasizes humanity amid heavy wartime suffering. He notes 5,000,000 refugees in France from Belgium, the Netherlands, and northern France, and credits Red Cross aid for food shelter and medical care. He appeals for continued public generosity to meet the expanding relief mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Davis
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Red Cross War Relief Fund
Revival at Valley Spring Methodist Church
The Valley Spring Methodist church opens its annual revival next Sunday June 16 with 11:00 morning services and nightly 8:00 services through the week. Pastor Warren Bills of the Ldang circuit conducts the meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Spring Methodist Church
Revo Warren Bills
Ldang
Last Chance for Cheap Lots in Corpus Christi Area
Property sale notices for Lot 17 with various lot prices from $300 to $600 by Lrame Real Co. in Corpus Christi Texas. Each lot sold separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commntricatide
Corpus Obhristi
Lrame Real Co
Garner
Corpus Christi Tex
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Baer’s Ferry
Oklahoma Territory
Abel Warren
Mrs. M. D. Cody
Gainsville, Morida
Mrs. W. W. Watkins
Steve Tickling
Pontotoc
Llina
Wallace Berry
U. S
Ashcan
Pampas
Gulliver
Jimmy Dorsay
Traveltalk
Joel McCrea
Nancy Kelly
Lew Lehr
Call OF Democratic Committee
Kingsland News
Grace Lindsey
Valley Spring
Endlock
Bhaat
Ube
Dala
Tase Price
Cobra
Conalais
Ines
Eagle Lettuce
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