Vote For the School Bonds Tuesday
Citizens are urged to vote on school bond measures this Tuesday. The notice promises no tax increase and emphasizes that expenditures will fund improvements and educational enhancements across Llano County.
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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
5
Citizens are urged to vote on school bond measures this Tuesday. The notice promises no tax increase and emphasizes that expenditures will fund improvements and educational enhancements across Llano County.
Fid Smith of Mason passed through loading last Monday on his way home from Fort Worth where he had been on a fork busltad. W Vander Srucken and family have gone to Martin to grant relatives of Mrs Vander Srucken.
Mrs. Dave Reed, visiting in Austin, returned home Monday with her son and daughter who have been attending school there.
The coroner details the death of a man found on Cherokee road near Livin Texas. The body showed a gunshot wound to the head and evidence of asphyxia or poisoning as possible causes. The deceased was about thirty eight years old and named Woe Dirnkib. The report notes the person’s last movements and found near Vine Ute second Galil with the wound.
The article notes the Cacin of Confederate Veterans in Llane and details losses, elections, and ceremonies at the Joe 1. Sharrigan Camp. It mentions funeral proceedings, growing memorials, and a future memory of the camp, plus delays to urban street work and water main alterations on Main Street and Bridge Street.
The NEWS urges voters to decide on bonds totaling $6,000 to fund additional school facilities. The measure asks no increase beyond existing plans and centers on accommodating rising attendance.
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