Texas Must Check Boll Worm Now in Texas
In Austin on May 25 Dr. Carl T. Marlatt of the Federal Horticultural Board urged Texas lawmakers to cooperate with the U S Department of Agriculture to establish non cotton zones or risk abandoning eradication efforts against the pink boll worm. He said the pest is present in several areas but not yet destroying cotton yields and urged immediate action and funding.
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Austin
Texas
Department of Agriculture of the
United States
Carl T. Marlatt
Federal Horticultural Board
Bureau of Entomology
Dr. Marlatt
D. Hunter
Hunter
State Department of Agriculture
Marlatt
At Agriculture
Dr. Merest
Governor Secretays Dith
Carl Kellerman
Federal Worticultural Board
Kellerman
Chautauqua Opens in Liana Next Tuesday for Five Days
Readiness is complete for the Chautauqua in Liana starting next Tuesday with five days of matinee and nightly programs. Season ticket sales have been strong and crowds are expected to break records at all performances. Reserved seats are available at the Corner Drug Store.
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Liana
Casparis Smith and Miss Cora May Smith Unite
Reported in a church ceremony, Casparis Smith wed Miss Cora May Smith in a Baptist service. The groom formerly resided in Joins and the bride is Miss Bet Yo sanity Jetta who attended the cusp wo for Jobineecaui tut.
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Cora May Smith
Baseball Friday Event Draws Town and Students
Local town teams meet at the high school field for a community baseball outing hosted by Modern Woodmen of America and supported by spectators. Mrs Gray Moss Belle Pa and W Wat were noted attendees and tributes were paid to a 94 year old Mr Watl.u.
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Woodmen of America
Cole Tarence wedding at Episcopal Church
Miss Dorothy Tarence and Mr J Fred Cole were united in marriage on Wednesday morning May 26 at 1 20 oclock in the Episcopal Church. Rev J B Cole of Crosbyton Texas performed the ceremony. The couple left for Crosbyton to begin their home.
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Dorothy Tarrence
J. Fred Cole
Episcopal Church
J. B. Cole
Crosbyton
Texas
Ruth Rayburn
Anna May Torrence
Fannie Newsom
Mendelssohn
Rev. Cole
Anna May Tarrence
Mrs. Cole
Mr. Cole
Granite Men Organize to Form Texas Quarry Association
On the first Tuesday night at J. G. Nelson Quarrying Co. office the granite men of Limo organized the Granite Quarriers and Manufacturers Association.T. W. Norton elected chairman and R. o S. Dunaney became secretary. The group aims to foster Texas granite industry and improve intercourse among granite workers with committees to liaise with the Lino Chamber of Commerce for forthcoming state convention in September.
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J. G. Nelson Quarrying Co
T. W. Norton
R. O S. Dunaney
Granite Quarriers’ and Manufacturers’ Association
Texas
Lino Chamber of Commerce
Llang
Texas Democrats Select Delegates
Dallas reporters note at 12 30 this Wednesday morning during the Texas Democratic State Convention counting ballots for the sixteen delegates at large to the National convention. Twelve men and four women to be chosen with key names listed among likely selections including Governor Hobby and Morris Sheppard alongside civic and legal figures. The four women named are Minnie Fisher Cunningham Margie Neal Jessie Daniel Ames and Waco's Mrs W E Spell.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
San Francisco
W. P. Hobby
M. AL. Crane
Cullen F. Thomas
Hugh Nugent Fitzgerald
Cone Johnson
T. M. Camphall
Marshall Hicks
San Antonio
Thomas H. Ball Houston
Morris Sheppard
Clyde A Sweeton
Greenville
Barry Miller
J. A. Kemp
Wichita Falls
Minnie Fisher Cunningham
Galveston
Margie EK. Neal
Carthage
W. E. Spell
Waco
Jessie Daniel Ames
Georgetown
Commencement Exercises Conclude at Llano High School
The Llano High School commencement exercises passed off successfully closing the school year. The graduating class presented the play My Son John to strong praise on Thursday night. Friday's exercises and Sunday morning baccalaureate sermon completed the closing events with Rev. Harris delivering the evening dress and Rev. Mintor delivering the sermon.
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Without Llano
Son John
Opera House
Harris
Christian Church At
Llano
Music Recital by Mrs Opps Pupils at Presbyterian Church
The music pupils of Mrs Opp entertained parents and friends at the Presbyterian Church on Friday and Saturday nights with two recitals. Friday showcased other pupils while Saturday featured the younger and kindergarten classes. Duets and solos showed skill and practice, and attendees praised the performances and church setup. Mrs Opp's large class earned credit for the success, with several boys performing as well as the girls.
Texas Republicans Favor Wood for National Ticket
The Texas Republican State convention ended with hints that a majority of Texas delegates to the National Republican convention support Leonard Wood. Delegates-at-large split with one for Wood and one for Robinson, while most district selections were ratified. NoInstructions were given beyond voting for H. F. McGregor for national committeeman. A separate item notes a farewell party in Llano for Miss Novella Moseley with gifts, prizes, and social festivities.
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San Antonie
Pexans
Eugene Nolte
Wood Forces
Texas
Leonard Wood
Wood
Jobinson
H. F. McGregor
Franklin Moseley
Novella Sloseley
Llano Soup
Miss Novella
Misses Jewel Lindsay
Mildred Keeneeale
Lucille Atebisan
Marie Harris
June Eda Isothimian
Kathryn Brown
Ether Dees
Francis Davis
Maryles Chesnut
Gertrude Atebison
Novella Museles
Pranklin Moseley
Jewel Lindsin
Ethel Dees
Mildred Breageule
Gertrude Atchison
Miss Atchison
Lucille Acheson
Kathrin Brown
Lucile
Novella
Shower honors for Miss Dorothy Tarrence at Moss home
A miscellaneous shower for Miss Dorothy Tarrence was hosted by Mrs. Olney Moss and Miss Mary Moss at J. S. Massomary residence. Guests enjoyed pink flowers and cupid motifs, with Maud Moss at the table and prizes awarded for a trunk gift contest. Mrs. H. Cogdell sang, and the bride elect wore pink organza.
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Olney Moss
Mary Moss
Dorothy ‘Tarrence
J. S. Mass
Maud Moss
St At Manderssolivs
Peank Rothman
Ms Carrol
Pike Bo Mo
HH. OB. Cogdell
Isothamian
Walter Peck
Bred Cola
Beautiful
Edo
AL Ho Braks
G. G. Galloway
Misa Tarru
Cale
Fatal Accident Kills San Saba Child
Four year old Clos Mullay, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Mullay, died near San Saba when a cotton bale toppled and crushed him while near a pile of bales. Neighbors report the accident occurred this morning as the child clung to cotton. Relatives express deep sorrow at the loss.
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San Saba
Carrie Dieveridae
Clos
Mubles
Chus
Mullay
Tae Boy
New Advertising Rates for the Newspaper
The notice lists rising rates to cover paper and supply costs. Rates include one page for one issue, two or more issues, and various display options with per word and per insertion charges. It indicates advertisers should note the new prices and follow them accordingly.
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Zor
Issies
Othe
Iestles
Ua Erent
Rep Coharen
Akerite
Decoration Day Services Observed by Ministerial Association
The Ministerial Association plans Decoration Day services at the city cemetery this Sunday at 3 o'clock. The program includes singing audience prayers and scripture readings led by Rev. Garner and other local speakers. A monetary demand noted at the event is discussed and challenged by attendees.
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Ours City
Rob Oeder
Plarris
Hew
Pennyboaeker
Garner
Paige
Peace Remains Remote in Mexico Amid Revolutionary Shifts
Dispatches from Mexico City report ongoing instability as revolutionary factions form and negotiate while Carrancista forces maneuver. Key leaders like Villa Aguilar and Cabrera hold troops, with Colima and Oaxaca showing resistance to the de facto government as debates over constitutional alignment intensify.
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Washington
Francisco Villa
Lawlers
Villa
Clandido Aguilar
Fermen-Law
Mexico
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Marble Falls
Clara Belle Watkins
Busines Col Fete
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Bietipe
Sean
Casparis-Smith
Tae
Hite
Cole-Tare
Granite Men
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Durago
Alfonso Cabrera
Puebla
San Miguel-Pefango
Uae
Feist
Uebba Indias
Luis Cabrera
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