Manager Callaway Recalls Row Over Slippery Elm Ball
Lano manager L. C. Callaway recounts a disputed game with the Fredericksburg Giants over using rosin and slippery elm on the ball. He alleges the Giants manipulated rules, refused fair play, and failed to repay expenses from a prior return game, urging caution to other managers.
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Giants
Lee
Mr. Lee
San Antonio
McNatt
McWatt
Walter Klaerr
Cobb Martin
He Lee
Mr. Klaerner
Rob
Round Mountain
Liano
Gianic
Klaemer
Lino
Tix Fame
Llano Boys
Thera J
Predericksburg Giants
Llane
Fredericksburg
Pitching Rules From Rule 30 Section 1
Early baseball rule text outlines how a pitcher must stand with both feet on or near the plate and deliver the ball with one foot in contact. It prohibits foreign substances and methods like shine or spit tricks, with immediate ejection and ten day suspension for violations.
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League
Llano Woman Asked To Accept State Organization Role
A Llano woman invited to serve as vice president of a Texas centennial celebration group asks all parts of the state to send delegates to Belton July 2 to 4. The letter urges coordinated citizenship work, unity among women’s clubs, and forming a neutral channel to promote liberty, righteousness, and peace.
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Belton
Texas
C. P. Garrett
Llano
Carrett
Lethar
Benjamine
Pranklin
Dallas
Mmessengers
Permmnent
Jennie M. Hardy
Patriotic Comell
Society Notes Highlight Local Socials and Guests
Llano society chronicles a busy spell of entertaining with Mrs Ray Moss hosting a bridge party honoring Misses Anice and Ethel Jenkins and Miss Lee Tyler Jackson winning high score. Lilian Brown hosts a buffet luncheon and dance with yellow and white decor. A Memorial Day style party at Mrs Olney Moss’s home features electric lanterns and dancing, with many Llano residents attending and new social plans hinted.
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Ray Muss
Bridge
Anice
Ithel Jenkins
Lee Tyler Jackson
Antee
Ethel Jenking
Pauline Haynie
Mary Phema Loyeleas
Plano
Beatrice Moseley
Susan Brown
Hazel Hargon
Elsie Rothmann
Helen Oatman
Grace Brown
Mary and
Otilla Mons
Mesdames Waithing
Olney Moss
Hardison
Foster
Gray
Qualis
Daniels
Kirven
Fowler
M. M. Moss
Wallace
Ray Moss
Lilian Brown
Ethe
Jenteins
Mary Pham Loveless
Mins OL. Mors
Mary Moss
Mul Ries
Uheir
Llano
Flus Gnesla
Lauwa
Lilane
Vics
W. W. Watkins
Watkins
Mise Clifford Sea Linn O
Llatin
Liano Paint Co. Offers Guaranteed Var Paints
Bar Fowler visiting from San Antonio at his parents home in Jano this past week. The Liano Paint Co. guarantees its paints stay painted and carries the motto May in Phone 328.
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Liano Paint Co
Bar Fowler
San Antonio
Jano
Mr. and
Mars
J. W Fowler
Orrs Return From Houston Visit
Mrs. W. R. Orr and her daughter Miss Maisie have returned home from Houston after visiting relatives and friends for the past few weeks.
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W. R. Orr
Maisie
Houston
Miss Parne's Brief Llano Visit Returns to Austin
Miss Parne, formerly Miss Kathryine Maclary, spent a short visit in Llano last week before returning to her home in Austin.
Wanted All Your Clean Bright Syrup Buckets
A Wig event at a decorated home featured many guests and hospitality from the hostess. The evening included refreshments and portions of the program with assistance in making the event pleasant.
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Earniny
Lost glasses found near Wilbur C. Treadwell cage
A pair of nose glasses is missing and expected to be returned to the News office for a reward. The note mentions W. L. Moss staying at home for a few days last week from Nock Fale where he is employed in the o uighnede.
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Wilbur C. Treadwell
W. L. Moss
Nock Fale
Mrs M and Rogers Family Take Trip to Austin
Mrs M and Rogers with children and Miss Lillian Lane left Wednesday for Austin for a brief visit. Dalton reports a fishing trip on the Llano river with wife and daughter Izetta and Pat Chestnut enjoying several days in the past week. Mrs Wilburn Oatman returns from Temple after consulting a specialist and visits her daughter Hazle at Georgetown before continuing home.
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M. & Rogers
Austin
Lillian Lane
Ln Dalton
Miss Izetta
Pat Chestnut
Llano River
Mr. Dalton
Grace
Wilburn Oatman
Temple
Georgetown
Miss Hazle
Mrs. A. K. Moore Injured in Austin Fall
Mrs. A. K. Moore of Llano traveled to Dallas to visit her daughter Mrs. Geo Breazeale. She slipped on a sidewalk step in Austin, spraining her ankle, and returned home by Saturday. The injured limb is improving rapidly at home.
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A. BK. Moore
Llano
Dallas
Geo
Breazeale
Austin
Liang
Phone your paint troubles to the Sun Point Co.
This brief notice urges readers to contact Sun Point Co for paint troubles via the Martin phone number 328. The item reads like a promotional or help line blurb from a local page. The entity Sun Point Co is named along with Martin and the number 328.
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Sun Point Co
Martin
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Burnet
J. B. Mayes
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I and S. Hospital
Don Carlos
W. A. Wilson
White Star Laundry
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Llang Drug CO
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Misa
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Torople
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Dublin
Mrn
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Ada
Jugoon
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Claire Haren
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American Legion
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Existance
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Slane Furniture Co
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