Unified Lake Fishing Laws Urged For Llano Buchanan Inks
A Texas lakes governance note argues for a uniform fishing law across Lakes Buchanan and Inks, highlighting current split rules between Llano and Burnet counties. It calls on state legislators to enact consistent regulations to curb enforcement confusion and support local tourism tied to Llano as a gateway to the lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan and Inks
Jane
Llano County
Smagwey
Burnet
Iolano County
Burnet County
Houghton Brownlee
Wildlife Committee
Rainfall Boosts Llano County Pastures and Crops
Showers across Llano County refreshed dry pastures and aided spring grasses and crops. Observer Roth reports rainfall totals for the year to date at 7.59 inches with May’s readings showing heavy drops and hail in parts, though damage remained limited.
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Liano County
H . Roth
United States Weathar Bureau
Llano
Castell
Ling
Farm Census To Be Taken In The County
More than five hundred blanks mailed to farmers and ranchmen to gather a complete agricultural and livestock census. County agent and Land Use Planning Committee coordinate with Rural Electrification Farm Security Administration and others to build a long term development program. Respondents urged to return forms so summarizing may begin by June first.
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Rural Electrification Association
Farm Security Administration
Production Credit Association
AAA
Game Fish and Oyster Commission
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Matlock Return to Llano Reopens Local Ventures
Mr and Mrs P W Matlock return to Llano county after a brief absence and will resume business. Matlock will operate the River filling station being remodeled this week and Mrs Matlock will open the leader store in the near future. The couple express pride in Llano and confidence in the area's future.
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P. W. Matlock
Llano County
Matlock
Give
Llano
Mr. Matlock
Rodeo to Feature Schultz Family at Local Stadium
The annual rodeo at LianoLI School stadium on June 9 10 and 11 will showcase the Charlie Schultz family from Ponca City Oklahoma. Rodeo manager Clinton Hardin of Willow City announced the booking after a Houston trip to hire the famed clown and family performers Clark and Norma Schultz. The act includes trick riding roping and horse catching with Schultz also performing as a Ford driver alongside his trained animals Honeysuckle and Dynamite and a pet ring tailed coon.
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Lianoli School
Charlie Shultz
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Clinton Hardin
Willow City
Hardin
Houston
Clark
Norma Shultz
Shultz
Ford
Farm Plan Aids County Farmers in Llano 1939 program
Llano county farmers can earn about 31000 in AAA benefits by full participation in the 1939 farm program. About 26000 comes as conservation payments for soil saving practices and 5000 as parity payments derived from cotton price adjustments. Conservation pays 2 cents a pound on cotton and 86 cents an acre for general crops, adjusted by productivity. Soil-building payments add 31.60 per unit for terrace construction and legume or cover crop seeding, with a maximum soil-building allowance for each farm.
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Llano County
Royce C. Jackson
County Agricultural Conservation ‘Committee
Terrace County
County Soil Conservation Advisory Group Formed
Precinct officers selected to form the county soil conservation advisory committee at a courthouse meeting and John J. Lewis named chairman and county representative to the District 4 meeting May 22 at Fort Stockton. The state board will include the presidents of A and M College and Texas Tech, the state agriculture commissioner, and other officials.
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Commmisssioners’ Court
County Soil Conservation Advisory Committee
John J. Lewis
Mark B. Moss
Damon Smith
Clyde Winkler
John Lewis
Fort Stockton
Texas A. and M. College
Texas Technological Coklege
Texas
Wv Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Parity payments set to 1.6 cents per pound on cotton
The 1939 program adds a parity payment of 1.6 cents per pound on cotton. The payment applies to the number of acres in the cotton allotment. Example: a farm with 20 acres allotment and 200 pounds per acre yield would receive $64 on 4,000 pounds.
School Board Elects Teachers In Liano City
At a meeting the board elected nineteen teachers for the ensuing term in Liano city schools. A board member later said the list for the 1930 40 term was not complete and the board would meet again within days to finalize teacher elections. Publication will follow final action.
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Liano City
Hst
WPA funds aid Llano county sanitation facilities
The Works Progress Administration approved a $9 047 allotment for Llano County to build and install sanitation facilities including septic tanks. Funds may be used only in rural areas on public property and were approved mainly for rural schools per a letter to County Judge Andy P Box from Senator Tom Connally.
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Works Progress Administration
Llano County
Andy P. Box
Tom Connally
Westerman listed among Texas A and M graduates
Texas A and M College will confer degrees Friday night June 2 to a record 623 candidates including M A Westerman Valley Spring pursuing a bachelor of science in agricultural education. The list includes 23 master’s degree candidates and 27 B S in architecture along with 45 D V M degrees.
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Colleza Station
Texas A. and
M. College
M. A. Westerman
Valley Spring
Texas
District of Columbia
Mexico
Puerto Rico
India
Extension classes announced for May 26 meeting
Summer courses at Daniel Baker College will be organized at the county courthouse on Friday night May 26. Miss Iva West announces offerings in education Shakespeare and English poets for the upcoming term.
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Daniel Baker College
County Court House
Iva West
Shakespeare
Enelish
Game signs and irrigation tile offered at reduced prices
About fifty game signs and several hundred feet of irrigation tile made by NYA boys are now available for purchase at reduced prices to support the program.
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N.Y.A
Farmer loses parity payment for overstepping allotment
If the farmer exceeds his allotment by a fraction of an acre he forfeits his right to any parity payment as prescribed by policy.
Drunk Driving Sentence Is Assessed
A spring term grand jury returned five indictments and pledged speed in district court. Nelson Stafford pleaded guilty to operating a vehicle under the influence and received a one year suspended sentence. Edmund Alborn and Frank Beyer faced indictments for assault with intent to murder and cattle theft respectively, released on bonds. Final dispositions included six divorces granted and two dismissed.
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Raymond Gray
Nelson Stafford
Sun Saba
Edmund Alborn
Frank Beyer
John
George Phillips
Ernest Schneider
Pierce Butler
C. M. Drace
Ruby Drace
Verda Mae Isham
James Douglas Isham
A. J. Weed
Pauline Weed
Clarene Dennis
Roy Lee Dennis
Bessie Viola Smith
Henry Smith
Mary Virginia Waight
Raymond Waight
120 Cars of Cattle Move From Liano to Out-of-State Points
The spring cattle movement totals 120 cars, says local freight agent R. Fishbeck. In the past week only 13 cars moved: Kurt Eckhardt sent 2 to Town, Damon Smith sent 5 to Colorado and 1 to Illinois, T. J. Donahue sent 2 to Illinois and 2 to Indiana, and Larkin Renjick moved 1 car to Kansas City.
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Liano
R. Fishbeck
Kurt Eckhardt
Damon Smith
Colorado
Illinois
T. J. Donahue
Indiana
Larkin Renjick
Kansas City
Agricultural meeting to hear A and M specialist
A county wide meeting of farmers and ranchmen is held today at Maya Chapel eight miles north of Liano on Highway 81. E R Budaly Specialist of the A and M Extension Service discusses feed conservation and trench silo ideas with new recommendations for silage using neutral crops under a new AAA ruling. W I Glass district agent will speak on extension work and county land use planning. Meeting starts at 2 p m.
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Maya Chapel
Liano
E. R. Budaly
A. and M. Extension Service
Budaly
AAA
W. I. Glass
Will
Community crafts offer low cost tiling and signs
The N Y A project ended but tile and signs are produced to provide youth work experience and supply farmers and ranchers at reduced prices. Interested parties should contact the county agent for purchase.
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N.Y.A
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the News Corral
Lano
Buchanan
Innce
Bessie Swearinger
Liano River
G. Swearinger
Loter Ranch
Dallas Hospital
Mrs. P. W. Matlock
WPA
Texas A
Wyoming
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