County Audit Shows Couts In County Expenses For '32
Special auditor KK L Bruhl presented the 1932 year end report to the Commissioners Court detailing county finances up to January. Expenditures fell to 551,024.30, a drop from 62,779.99 in 1931, with cuts in salaries jurors and bailiffs and other items. Revenue declined 4,860.04 from 1931 due to tax collections. automobile licenses rose. fire insurance was prepaid for three years affecting 1935.
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KK. L. Bruhl
Commissioners’ Court
Court House
Uiis
Bruhl
Llano County Shifts to Cash Basis Funds
Judge Bylvan B Simpson returned from Austin with 13 800 000 in Funding Bonds approved by the Attorney General. The bonds will retire 411 000 in outstanding warrants and 2 000 in other bonds not yet due, using new bonds at 5.5 percent interest to be retired at 4000 annually. Moore State Bank supplied funds for National Bank of Commerce in San Antonio, which purchased the bonds from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore State Bank
National Bank of Commeres
San Antonio
Twenty Farmers Apply for Crop Production Loans
Lee McDonald announced that about twenty farmers in Lolano County submitted Crop Production loan applications. The applications require loan recipients to cut cotton acreage by thirty percent.
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Lee McDonald
Lolano County
Fit
Highway 81 construction moves forward in northern county
Work on the Wie Pacan Belt Highway in the northern county makes progress this week. J C Sawyer completes tasks in his precinct while J F Wilbern nears completion in another. State grader operates south of Anna Browns place as crews grow, with plans to start at the San Saba county line. Weather and conditions will largely determine finishing time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wie Pacan
J. ¢. Sawyer
Jf. C. Wilbern
Anna Brown
Co. P. Gresham
Liano
San Saba
County Singing Convention Moves to Hutchinson Site
Shirley Williams president of the Lions County Singing Community says the Hutchinson school auditorium near Pontotoc will host the next convention instead of Kingshandag. The date shifts from the fourth Sunday in March to the second Sunday in April. Attendees are urged to bring lunch and enjoy a full day of singing and fellowship with singers expected from Brownwood and nearby areas.
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Shirley Williams
Lions County Singing Community
Hutchinson
Hutchinson School
Williams
Brownwood
Llano County
4 H Club Livestock Show Winners and Classifications
Prize list from last week’s show details 4 H Club entries across fat calves breeding classes hog exhibit and breed divisions. Winners include Raymond Winkel in champion bull calf and top hog exhibitor Wilson Redford with multiple firsts and seconds in努力 breeds.
John B Stribling Sells Bulls for Llano County Ranches
John B. Stribling sold three registered Hereford bulls this past week in Llano County. Erwin Bauer bought one, Mrs. J. W. Bauer another, and Frank Rhinehart purchased a third. One observer praised the bulls as among the very highest type of Herefords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Stribling
Erwin Bauer
J. W. Bauer
Frank Rhinehart
Llano County
Correction Notice to Teague Schedule Printing
The Teague secretary treasurer I E Martin notes a misprint happened last week with the Hill Country Baseball League schedule. The correct 1938 schedule will not appear in this paper next week as approved by the League President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Country Baseball League
I. E. Martin
the Teague
Male Quartette to Sing at Llano Baptist Sunday
The State College Male Quartette led by Prof. H Grad Harlan will sing a Sacred Concert at Llano Baptist Church on Sunday March 19 at 7 00 PM. The group tours Texas and recently completed a ten day run in the Rio Grande Valley with packed houses and praise from audiences. A free will offering will be taken for the quartet.
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State College Mala
H. Grad Harlan
San Marcos
Llano
Baptist Church of
Texas
Dw Rin Grande Valley
San Antonio
MacFatridge
Harlan
Guartette
Liano
Tony
Llano Relatives Safe After California Earth Tremors
Mr and Mrs J L Hollmig learn from their daughter Mrs BE M Kirby of Los Angeles that she and her husband felt tremors in Southern California but suffered no material losses. S Peacock reports his brother Indaw Mobert Cone and spouse are safe. The Ryeame is told by his son Andrey that all is well with him and his family.
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J. L. Hollmig
BE. M. Kirby
Los Angeles
California
S$. S. Peacock
Indaw
Mobert Cone
Ilright
Llano Grade School Honors Moore State Bank Opening
The Llano Grade School journal reports Moore State Bank opened for business on February with permission from the Bank Department. Principal and staff note deposits and withdrawals on a typical first day amid broader national banking moves led by Roosevelt.
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Llano
Moore State Bank
T. J. Moore
Lee State Bank
Te Baukine Department
Foxig
Vwreattiessay
Lesring
Torres
Moore
Avien
Johnson
Citizens National Bank
United States
Roosevelt
Honda
Prizes Awarded to 4 H Club Boys at Local Show
Special prizes went to Hy Club boys last week. Ten sacks of fattening ration from Georgetown Oil Mil Co for calves with highest average daily gain. First prize to Alton and Edwin Smith for a calf of 532 pounds in 249 days. Second prize to Morris Henderson for 524 pounds in 244 days. Third prize to Marl Westerman for 529 pounds in 144 days. Leather halter from Austin Long Harness awarded to Alton Smith for best trained calf.
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Hy Club
Georgetown Oil Mil Co
Alton
Edwin Smith
Spain
Morris Henderson
Packers Say Llano Calves Dressed .635-5 Per Cent
The article notes Llano calves dressed at .635-5 percent with light losses in weight. Apache Packing Co and other buyers in San Antonio and nearby yards purchased calves, averaging $3.08 per hundred pounds. Several buyers listed include Union Stock Yard and Lange & Son.
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Llano
Spi Anta
Jones
Binduewutu
Wie Apache Packing Company
Apache Packing Co
San Antonio
Union Stock Yard
Suna Amonio
Union
Damen Smith
Lange & Son
Willer Gehtrer
A. A
Gov
W. Saunders
Damon Smith
Lange
Lange &!Iment
Walter Lekker
Apache Parking Co
Iews
Siar An Co
Eastern Star Grand Officer Visits Llano Chapter
Mrs. Mary B. Leather deputy Grand Matron visited and inspected the Llano Chapter last Monday night. She praised the chapter’s work, complimented its members, and noted the evening as pleasant and helpful. Fat Stock Show attendees Stribling Damon Smith Lehrer and others planned Fort Worth travel. Bertena Ratliff returned from San Antonio after a week with Mrs Schmid.
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Mary B. Leather
Order of Eastern Star
Llano Order
John B. Stribling
Damon Smith
Walter Lehrer
Fort Worth
Bertena Ratliff
San Antonio
A. A. Schmid
Monard Guest Visit Recalls Mrs Townsend Event
Mrs James Fhick of Monard visits by Liane as guest of Mrs Classie Townsend with Mrs E. Dal rymple. The fragmentary line hints at social hosting or a ceremonial gathering.
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James Fhick
Monard
Liane
Classie Townsend Witt
E. 2. Dalrymple
Llano Poultry Demonstrators Report February Egg Averages
Records show February egg production averages of 15 eggs per hen across demonstrator flocks in Llano. Top flock produced by sixty Barred Rocks led by Roe. other strong performers include sixty five Barred Rocks of Robert Redford and White Leghorns of R. Fishbeck with 15.5 eggs and $7.69 profit respectively. March expected to rise with green feed and favorable weather. advises culling hoarders and retaining profitable birds.
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Mens
Robert Redford
R. Fishbeck
Turkey
Relief Work Provides Jobs for Large Local Labor Force
Relief work in the county has placed seventy five men on three projects with varying schedules. Workers split time between highway, town, and school projects while districts report returning men to work and banks remain closed for March cash needs. The central committee notes funds distributed and potential April allocations awaiting county decisions.
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Entee
Athe
Turk
F.C. Willbern
I Liu
Esté
S. E. Chesnut
LNT
Lisno
Clean-Up Week Proclaimed by Llano Mayor in 1933
Llano Texas mayor proclaims April 2 to 6 as Spring Clean-Up Week urging city departments, the Chamber of Commerce, Civic Clubs and residents to participate. Fire Marshal and Police Chief to form committees and coordinate efforts to improve safety and community welfare.
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Llano
Amin
T. J. Watkins
Texas
Ted
Swanson Couple Return From Texas Trip
O. E. Swanson and his wife visited Eoin Liane for several days then left last Saturday for Fort Worth to attend the Fat Stuck Show. From Panther City they will return to Fairfax Oklahoma. Oscar noted Oklahomans and Texans alike were not disturbed by the belt rays and felt the nation had hit a low mood bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Swanson
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Stanley Stribling
Fleur J. Moss
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Louis Pryor
Hampshire
Randolph Hirk
Shannon Tal Jey
John
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Andrey
Bonne Rotl
Bis
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Doris Everett
Lil Russell Myers
Junior Brown
James Deats
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Jot Harlford Smith
Doris Walker
Jean Leverne Moss
Lucile Myers
Billie Johnson
C. W. Alien
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Heary Buttery
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Joe Hart
C. Ly Qaviar
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Viola Cox
Peggy Deckert
Jane Wallace Dunn
Charlsie Smith
Laura Fare Smith
Charlotte Mayes
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Doris Buttery
James Terrell Epperson
Joyce Marie Frye
Shigetta Smith
Willys Mae Raeusener
Juanita Muriel Farr
Billie Marie Dat
Midcolm Melellan
Fred Osbourne
Annielee McMullen
Minnie Moselle Patman
Herman Miler Seoch
Juuinn Raesner
Tiuy Graves
Agn Weatherford
Mildred Stewart
Joe Tings
Edwin McKay
W. J. Ricks
Morna Abreas
LaTrelie Duncan
Tinta
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Cliftu Fen Lan
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Maxine Rathitt
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Firth Crade
Harold Buttery
Mass
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Mose Tyler
Simo
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Lilian Smith
Marjorie West
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Arthur Gray
Laurabell Wright
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Tatey Womack
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Robetta Patterson
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