Final Cotton Ginned in Llano Rises to 904 Bales in 1932
Final census figures show Llano County ginned 904 bales of cotton from the 1932 crop, up from 736 in 1931. Officials warn that average yields remain below the thousand-bale level in recent years and prospects for the current year are uncertain.
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Census Bureau
Department of Commerce
Washington
J. L. Conners
Liano
Red Cross Receives Fifteen Hundred Pounds Flour This Week
A shipment of about fifteen hundred pounds of Red Cross flour arrived in Llano on Monday and Tuesday. Most was stored in Red Cross rooms near Watkins Gregory, with some sent to the countryside for distribution. The relief effort continues as warmer weather approaches and gardens come into play.
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Red Cross
Llane
Watkins Grogory
Elimination Contests For County Meet At Local School
The Llano and Lhaza Grate School elimination contests were held in the school auditorium on Monday and Trasday wapata of this week. Awards were given by the judges for senior girls and boys, junior categories, and grade school divisions. Mary Hart led senior girls with first place in declamations while Robert Hiessel claimed first in senior boys. Music numbers enriched the program as a large audience attended.
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Llano Tish School
Lhaza Grate School
Trasday Wapata
Mary Hart
Margie Smith
Nellie Glenn Dodson
Robert Hiessell
Ernest Speck
J.D. Bale
Chase Smith
Stanley Stribling
Harry Nichols
Vernon Bohunnan
Syroud
Mose Tyler Simpson
Ssrargy Hater Gynay
Vacant Lot Gardens Planned for Lango Town
Judge Sylvan Bo Simpson backs an ambitious plan to convert vacant lots into urban gardens to grow vegetables for local workers and provide summer produce for landowners. He cites county tax strain and unemployment, urging owners to offer lots for cultivation and promising mutual community benefits.
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Sylvan Bo Simpson
Tiany
Judge Simpson
Simpson
Commissioners Court
Pecan Selk Highway Under Strong Progress Across County
A large labor force works on the north end of the Pecan sector with graders, gravel piles, and fencing being completed. Commissioner Willborn and J. C. Sawyer report finishing fence setbacks while the telephone company crews set back poles. Deeds for right of way are being secured and the project moves toward readiness for the Highway Department, with Llano County likely to have the first hard surfaced road barring Gillespie.
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Pecan Ue
Willborn
J. C. Sawyer
San Laba County Lne
Lown
Wrights Creek
oThe Telephone Company
Lak
Ile Road
Willbern
Highway Department
Threatening Weather Lingers Over Region With Light Showers
The passage notes several days of threatening weather with low hanging clouds since last Sunday. Rain has only been light and sporadic, not enough to settle dust, while reports indicate better rainfall to the east near Llano and Burnet.
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Llano
Burnet
Ture
Wallace son of C M Wallace improves after operation
Dudley Wallace son of Mr and Mrs C M Wallace underwent a very serious operation in San Antonio last Thursday and is reported resting well under the circumstances. His family had faced months of declining health and grave apprehension, but relatives and friends are relieved by the progress noted.
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Dudley Wallace
C. M. Wallace
San Antonio
Large Yellow Catfish Brought Into Llano Early Week
Sidney A. Beal of Bluffton and Ben Wallis drove into Llano Monday morning with a very large yellow catfish caught on a Frat line in the Colorado near Beal's home. The catch excited local fishermen who planned river trips, noting favorable fishing this season.
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Sidney A. Beal
Bluffton
Ben Wallis
Colorado
Mr. Beal
Aviator Delayed In Llano After Plane Damage
R L Wassell brother in law of S E K and Miss Alice Chesnut had his plane damaged on landing in Llano Sunday noon. He was on a cross country flight from Langley Field Virginia to Kelly Field San Antonio with a short stop here. Landing gear damaged a wire stay was bent and repairs completed by 2:29 yesterday morning. He then landed in San Antonio at 8 00 o clock thirty one minutes after leaving Llano. Wassell returned to Langley Field soon after. Local visit noted as pleasant while awaiting parts.
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Llano
Llano Chamber of Commerce
Sueheon Club
Barker
Ioc M Chevrolet Company
Moore State Tank
Alt Barker
Fecamse
Dusi- Wee
Cardine
D. Steele
Hinver of Commerce
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Pssembly
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Alan Newsom
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Wis
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Toady Foster
Tiano Sole
Tealy Foster
Georgetown
Southwestern University
Southwest University
George Aone
Tom Lee
Allen S. Jiohnson
Washbiston
Citizens National Bank
Johnson
Washington
San Antonio
Alamo City
Linui
Wassel
Heranse
Taungley Field
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