Wilson inaugurates as President of United States
Washington March 4 Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey was inaugurated as President with Thomas Marshall of Indiana as Vice President. The ceremony included Taft and Mrs Taft, the Justices, and Wilson family spectators. Mrs Wilson waved from the platform as Wilson kissed the Bible and pledged to uphold the Constitution. The day featured a five hour civic pageant and a formal oath at noon.
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Washington, D. C
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
United States
Thomas Marshall
Indiana
Supreme Court
William Howard Taft
Taft
Eese
William Bryan
Bryan
Perder
Progressive Democa
Victoris Fing
Virginia
Faud
Capitol Pl Cat
Ksst
Wilson
Princeton
Old Nassau
Banorgina
White House
Senate Chamber
Congress
Marshall
Senate
Capitol
White
Clark
Margaret
Eleanor
Jesse Wilson
Mrs. Marshall
Margaret Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
West Point
Naval
Annapolis
Sam
Speaker Clark
Menon
Rogers
Building Home on Old Fair Grounds Near Town
Ire Spinks, owner of the fair grounds near the town, plans to remove the old exhibit buildings and erect a residence on the site. The location offers country living with town conveniences including water and power, and the project is moving swiftly toward completion. Local farmers express optimism for the 1910 season, with stockmen expecting strong prospects and rising cattle income. City officials note street work and square improvements, while subscribers are reminded of a recent trades-day offer and urged to report missing papers.
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Ire Spinks
Wll
Liane
Pearson
Ino Tesas
Sinee
Drug clerk moves to Harper to start new stock and shop
W. O. Naylor, long in the local drug business, leaves for Harper to establish stock and outer business. The News notes Llano had four drug stores and envies his move. Raymond Wiyfield rents fixtures for a modern men's furnishing store, aiming to open by March after shipment delays.
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Harper
W. O. Naylor
Harpet
Taylor
Llane
Llano
Raymond Wiyfield
Mr. Hyfield
Worl
Sunday School Institute Elects Officers for Coming Year
At the Sunday School Institute held at the Baptist church in the past week, officers were elected for the coming year. President Wilburn Qatman. vice presidents John C. Qatman B. Jattze Lee Hazelwood S. Treas. Lindaay. asst. secretary PLL. Barker. Superintendents Elementary Mrs. Geo. M. Watkins Adult J. G. Tolud Educational Rev J. A. Miz eel Records T. W. Alexander Musics Mrs. Frederick Opp Home Daily Bible Heading Rev. J. M. Streater Missionary Rev. I. O. Lawkis Temperance Miss May Knowles Visitation Miss Sweet Oatman Publicity Rev. G. T. Bourne. Tharve showed strong interest from Thapy Sunday School workers in town. meeting lasted nearly a week with active participation.
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Wilburn Qatman
John C. Qatman
B. Jattze
Lee Hazelwood
S. Treas
Jd. Og. Lindaay
Seag-ras
PLL
Barker
Geo. M. Watkins
J. G. Tolud
J. A. Mizeel
T. W. Alexander
Musis
Frederick Opp
Home Daily
J. M. Streater
I. O. Lawkis
May Knowles
Sweet Oatman
G. T. Bourne
Tharve
Thapy
Cattlemen To Meet In El Paso This Year
Texas Cattlemen's Convention to convene in El Paso despite distance. The Llane delegation plans to attend with a representative and will travel by a chartered Pullman from Austin if plans hold.
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EL Paso
Texas Cattlemen’s Convention
Llane
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Llano March Trades Day Draws Large Crowd Despite Weather
Liano reports a bustling March Trades Day with merchants selling at low prices and crowds filling the old town. Many visitors stayed away due to poor weather, yet sales were strong and optimism grows for the April event.
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Liano
Old Town
Llano
Platinum ore profits loom for Llano mine venture
Alex McLarin, superintendent of Llano Gold and Rare Metal Mining Co, reports sending platinum ore from Heath mine to Pittsborough lab. Assay shows 69.44 percent pure platinum. Stockholders vote to issue 100000 dollars in bonds for a new plant and machinery. McLarin says ore could be profitable at three dollars per ton. He expects major outputs from Heath mine soon while planning relocations for the new facility. J T Hallford notes storm damage in Kingsland area. Dave Speck reports workers preparing for year’s crop in Lone Grove region.
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Alex McLarin
Llano
Dallas
Me McLarin
Pittsborough
Mr. McLarin
Las
North
South America
Limo County
Heath
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U. 8
WWDS
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Ambassa
Foreign Counneat
Congressional Innagural Committee
Gal Hnger
Tuman
Pontotoc
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Wiek
W. Fowler
China
Mirs
Appleton
du Pike
Poe
M. C. Outman
Women of
Cina
Pascal
J. F. Lantis
Marie Duncan
Joseph M. Martin
Edna Finlay
J. Nv Berry
Lone Grove
Lon Buster
Esbow
Lee Jernigan
Foes Bower
Ois
Mr. Jernigan
Dernigan
S. W. Davis
North Shire
Elmer Smith
Smithville
Elmer
J.T. Hallford
Kingsland
Dave Speck
Lone Grove Country
Cougneys
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