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Newspaper

Llano News

Location

Llano, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1938

Page

3

Bitter Weed Menaces Kerr in Kerrville

Kerrville residents confront a serious weed problem as bitter weed spreads through gardens and fields. Local crews report rapid growth threatening crops, pastures, and roadside greenery, prompting calls for control efforts and community cooperation.

Weed spreads toward Kerr County borders threatens livestock

County Agent T W Hillin warns farmers and all residents to prevent the spread of a deadly bread weed into Kerr County. The weed damages grazing by reducing land value and can kill sheep and goats. spread follows watersheds and ditches. Community meetings are urged to organize eradication efforts.

Kerr County T. W. Hillin

Fire trucks lost in $15,000 blaze shocks Mason County

Mason County residents woke to a Saturday blaze estimated at fifteen thousand dollars. Fire crews battled the fire as alarms rang and crowds gathered, with crews securing the scene and investigating the cause.

Fire destroys C A Kensing garage in Mason losses reach $15000

A blaze ripped through the C A Kensing garage destroying two Volunteer Fire Department trucks five cars a machine shop and a 40 by 100 foot concrete building. Loss was estimated at about $15000 with no insurance on Mr Kensing's property.

C. A. Kensing Brady Fire Department Jack Roeder Robert Foy Fort Mason Hotel Kensing Mason Masor

Fire damages Fort Mason Hotel jail and aids evacuation

A blaze scorched the jail adjoining the west side garage at Fort Mason Hotel. Deputy and Mrs. R. B. H. Foy aided by their children helped move out items as two boys held in the jail were released and assisted in the evacuation.

Fort Mason R. BH. Foy

Horses Bought as Polo Mounts in Mason County

Mason County news notes Mason Starks of Wichita Kansas bought two well bred Mason County horses to train as polo mounts. The purchases from Robert Polk and Wilkes Bode mark the twelfth local horse sale by Starks in the past two years. Prices ranged 165 to 250 dollars. Starks is a five goal polo player with the Wichita team and traveled between Mason and Wichita for a series of games this week. Mrs. Starks joined him on the trip.

Mason County News Clarence Starks Wichita Kan Mason County Robert Polk Wilkes Bode Starks Dave Starks Mason

Road contracts awarded for Harper and Llano roads

The Texas Highway Commission on Tuesday awarded contracts for drainage structures and flexible base on U.S. 290 Harper Road to Thomas and Ratliff of Rogers. Cage Bros. of Bishop won the Llano Road project. Copperas Creek bridge work on U.S. 290 in Kimble County goes to Purvis and Bertram of Fort Worth for 94,061 dollars.

Fredericksburg The Highway Commission Harper Road Llano Road Eckert U.S. 290 Thomas and Cage Bros Bishop Texas Copperas Creek U. S. 290 Kimble County Purvis and Bertram Fort Worth

Fish Leaps Into Boat on San Saba River

Perry Hardin of the County Assessor-Collector's office testifies to a late night fishing incident on the San Saba river. Roy Ragsdale and he saw a large black bass jump into their boat near midnight, landing the fish on the stringer after lantern light.

Perry Hardin Roy Ragsdale San Saba

McCraw and Woodal Lead in Newspaper SurveX

Frank Shannon and Carl S. Shannon announce in The Wharton Spectator the statewide poll results for daily and weekly newspapers. The item highlights McCraw and Woodal as leaders in the survey with nominees and voter interest noted.

McCraw Woodal Survex Wharton Texas Frank Shannon Carl S. Shannon Wharton Spectator

Laurel and Hardy return to Lantex amid candidate poll notes

The piece notes Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in a Metro newsreel at the Lantex Theatre while detailing a newspaper poll on Texas races. It cites William McCraw leading the governor race, Walter Woodul ahead for attorney general, Coke Stevenson leading lieutenant governor, and mentions a Goldwyn-Mayer comedy Swiss Miss screening July 5 and 6.

Dallas Ralph Yarborough Bob Calvert Lewis Goodrich Shannon W. Lee O'Daniel Goldwyn-Mayer Lantex Theatre

Notice to bidders for grader purchase in Liano County

The commissioners court of Liano County will meet on July 7 1938 to receive bids on a pull type grader with twelve foot mould board hydraulic control weight at least ten thousand pounds bank cutting type. Bids require a cashier's check for five percent of the bid amount. J W Currie County Judge

Commissioners’ Court of Liano ‘County J. W. Currie

Card of Thanks for Kindness after Death

We express deep appreciation to friends neighbors and relatives for kindnesses during illness and after the death of our husband and father Mia W A Ashley Reuben Ashley and family Carlos Ashley and family

Mia W. A. Ashley Reuben Ashley Carlos Ashley

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Kerr Kerville Mountain Sunset Sandwich Shop Wallace Hazelwood Mason _ citizens Purina Omolene Fatena Fatena Fatena Purina Brand Checker Board Store Pat Marschall Chevrolet Stewart and Kiser Fry Motor Co Gordon Croom Dodge and Plymouth Llano County Abstract Company Lee McDonald Reighenau San Antonio Mason — Castelli & Llano Llano S. E. Chesnut “General Insurance San Saba News Roy Dayton Daytone Coet me —_— Custom Suir Boulder EH. A. Schuessler Owner Funny Men Stan Laurel Oliver Hardy Metro Coke Stevenson G. H. Nebson Pierce Brooks Smith John Boles Madge Evans Paradise
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