Attorney General Bobbit clarifies cross land fishing rights in Llano
In a press statement Attorney General Robert Lee Bobbit explains the ruling on crossing enclosed private lands to reach public waters for fishing. He notes private landowners may post and prohibit trespass while the public may fish in public waters if not violating law.
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Attorney Generals Office
Attorney General
BR. S. Klett
the Standard
Fredericksburg
Texas
Robert Lee Bobbit
Jazla
Liano County
Tate
Annual Boy Scout Camp Ready for Scouts at Camp Llano
Camp Llano the official Boy Scout camp for the Austin Area Council will receive the first group on July 2 for a week of activities. Leader notes from John L McShatry and staff detail dining room work water lines a new well and swimming with Buddy System lifeguard instruction and healthful meals prepared by Tom Wilkerson.
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Llano
Austin
Clay Milstead
Noel P. Amstead
J. L. Leste
Lyman J. Batley
Lampasas Fourth of July Celebration Sparks Citywide Tour
Lampasas bugle corps and local businessmen toured Llano promoting July 4 events. The visit aimed to boost lampasas festivities while Llano plans its own program, as the Lampasas post and community anticipate a busy Independence Day. Mrs. D F Dunaway and son Thomas left Llano for St Louis to visit relatives for several weeks.
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Lampasas Bugle Corps
Liano
Limpasag
Texas
Liane
American Legion
Lampasas
D. F. Dunaway
Thomas
St. Louis
Llano
University of Texas backs child welfare foundation
The University of Texas supports establishing the Foundation for Child Welfare and Parent Education. It will draw on the Medical College Nursery School and Extension divisions along with operating schools and departments to advance the program. Local people must understand and support it, with leaders explaining to others who are still unsure.
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Texas
Miss Mary &. Gearing
University of Texas
Guncheon
Department of Agriculture
Miss Gearing
Auckland Geddes
United States
Congress
Commissioner of Patents
Misa Gearing
Children’s Bureau
Foundation For Child Welfare
Educa
Taist
Tori
University of Texas Han Tee
Medical College
Division of Extension
Tecis
Iaround
Heart of Texas Proposed as Cavern Name Near Richland Springs
The Richland Springs region explores a new cavern slated for improvement as a tourist resort. Will Mayes proposes the title Heart of Texas Cavern to reflect its location near Enchanted Rock Falls Creek and Willern’s Glen, aiming to boost prestige and draw visitors.
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Richland Springs
Mammoth Cave
Carlsbad
Will Hr. Mayes
Heart of Texas
Gibbons Cavern
Texas
Enchanted Rock
Falls Creek
Willvern’s Glen
Ifill
Heart of
Death of Mrs William Oestreich Near Castell
Mrs. William Oestreich died at her Castell area home on Friday June sixth after an illness of one year four months. She was born November 20, 1859 near Castell and married William Oestreich on November 30, 1882, with eight children born to the union. Survived by husband, six children, thirteen grandchildren, two sisters, three brothers, funeral at the family cemetery conducted by Rev. M. Heinrich, mourners praised her devotion and faith.
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William Oestreich
Castell
Oestreich
Liany County
Henry Wasterling
Olga
Irma Oestreich
Berthold Grenwelge
Mason
Paul Oestreich
Fredericksburg
F. H
W. K. Oestreich
Chas
Leifeste
August Lehmberg
Liveoak
Fritz
Vasterling
Louis Vasterling
Austin
M. Heinrich
Joint Band Concert At Castell Saturday Night
Castell Bluebonnet band Llano Municipal band and Liao school band will perform at Suntell on Saturday starting at eight o clock. Musicians prepare a strong program and the public is invited to attend and share in the evening with a large crowd in attendance.
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Castell
Castell Bluebonnet Band
Llano Municipal Band
Liao School
Suntell
Llano Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Goodman celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in Llano on June 21. Eight children their spouses and eleven grandchildren attended a family reunion with gifts including a radio and broadcasting station program from Houston. The Methodist church was decorated in golden flowers by the Woman’s Missionary Society and friends visited to extend congratulations.
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Llano
John Goodman
K. T. RR. H. Broadcasting Station
Houston
Tle
Goodman
Methodist Church
Death of Mrs. Cora V Wood in Bluffton
Mrs. Cora V. Wood died last Saturday at seven. Burial was Sunday at Bluffton cemetery with Rev. Mobley and Rev. McPatridge officiating. Born December 18, 1860 in Tennessee, she moved to Texas in 1875 and Bluffton in 1886. Survived by eight children including Mrs G G Norton and Mrs O K McDonald, four grandchildren, and one sister. A devoted Baptist, she lived a life of faith and service to family and neighbors.
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Cora V. Wood
J. D. Wood
Bluffton
R. A. Mobley
F. V. McPatridge
Wood
Our County
Llano
Burnet
Tennessee
Texas
Cora ¥. Neeley
J. Wood
G. G. Norton
Portales
New Mexico
O. K. McDonald
Camp Wood
Sam Brown Ligon
Misa Clive F. Wood
Liane
John A. Chism
Baptist Church
Liang
Keyser Family Reunion Held at Castell July 11 12
Second Keyser family reunion at Castell on the Liuano river drew fifty three attendees July 11 and 12. An annual event was voted, with camping site river front, barbecue meals, games, music, and swimming. Out of town guests included Ernst Ottens family Fredericksburg Henry Keller Loyal Valley Fred Hall Georgetown H Bascom Watts and D R Keyser families plus W G Keyser of Liang.
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Christian Keyser
Castell
Liuano River
River Front
Ernest Ottens
Fameily
Fredericksburg
Henry Keller
Loyal Valley
Fred Hall
Austin
H. Bascom Watts
Fedo Buchholz
Georgetown
D. R. Keyger
Liane
W. G. Keyser
Liang
Sidewalk Replacement at Corner Drug Store
Bob McKinney and a crew tore out the old stone sidewalk in front of Corner Drug Store and laid a new concrete walk. The project should finish today and completes a bridge of concrete sidewalks in the town's business section. The prior walk was installed about thirty five years ago by Mr. I. N. Jackson.
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Bob McKinney
I. N. Jackson
Aunt Lucia staged by Baptist church draws large crowds
The play Aunt Lucia by the Woman's Missionary Society at the Baptist church attracted about a hundred locals and packed the high school auditorium on Monday and Tuesday despite hot weather. It was praised as one of the town’s best home talents. The public turnout and Baptist patronage were strong.
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Aunt Lucia
Woman's Missionary Society
Baptist Church
Phi
Baptist
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Juanita Breazeale
Dallas
A. F. Moore
San Antonio
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Floyd Crownover
Dillas
Tom Wilkerson
State Board of Hearth
WM. Oestreich
Cora Vv. Wood
Tr. A. Pyfield
Damehters
Dore Brown
San Angelo
Tlans
The
Robinson State Park
United States Senate
West Texas
Masom Mavericks
Keyser
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