Llano Supporters Donate to Ball Team
Llano High School football boosters raised almost 209 dollars to buy uniforms. The list of supporters includes Nelson Davis & Son, Western Granite Works, John Orr Wholesale Grocery Co, Palace Meat Market, Llano Drug Company, and many local businesses and individuals.
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Llano High School
Llano
Nelson Davis & Son
M. C. Wilkey
Rothmann & Company
Western Granite Works
Battery Hardware Co
Liano Drug Company
Lee Howard
Bill Gray Allen
Johnson
Clyde Buttery
Corner Drug Store Co
W. Bailey
John Cummins
Dan Hackworth
Joe Backeus
S. Whitsett R. BE. Rogers
W. J. Everett Llano
Sanitary Bakery Co
McCubbin
Townsend Tailor Shop
Moss-Watkins Co
J. R. Rabb
the Palace
D. D. Smith Moore State Bank
Qgity
W. B. ElRoy
J. W. Currie - Llano Feed Company
E.R. Foreman
The
Llano News
North Side
T. J. Wheeler
Roy B. Inks
John L. Watkins
Christmas Cards Display at Llano News Office
The Llano News invites readers to view a wide line of Christmas and greeting card samples from major engraving houses. Prices are competitive, with options from economical to premium designs. The office offers to fulfill orders and ensure satisfaction, urging locals to compare samples before buying.
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The
Llano News
Apollo Duo to Open Lyceum Season in Llano
The Lyceum season begins October 24 at the Llano high school auditorium under the Parent Teachers Association. Apollo Duo Mr. J Wells and Mrs. Arthur Wells bring banjo saxophone piano and vocal solos with witty dialect stories and piano logues praised by press across the country.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Fron
Liaino
Apolo
Dixie Lyceum Bureau
Apollo
Arthur Wells
Lyceum
Apollo Concert Company
Alta R. Wells
United States
Canada
Panama
Australia
Wellington
Zealand
Portsmouth
Ohio
Rufus Deats Donates Large Flag to High School
Rufus Deats presented a large wool American flag gifted by his mother for use at the new high school. Superintendent T. W. Levy notes the school will install necessary attachments soon and commends Rufus for his patriotic gesture.
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Rufus Deats
Bill
Rufus
T. W. Levy
Mrs Clinefeltergoes to San Saba to run Babs House Hotel
Mrs J M Clinefelter leaves Llano for San Saba to take charge of the Babs House Hotel and will be joined by Mrs D S Livingston to operate the hotel together. She previously ran the Llano Hotel and the Tourist Hotel and cites better opportunities at the new location. Miss Gertrude Haynes will run the Tourist Hotel in Llano.
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J. M. Clinefelter
Liano
San Saba
Babs
D. S.livingston
Llano
Clinefelter
Gertrude Haynes
Llano High Gridiron Opens Season at Lampasas
Llano High School football opened the season at Lampasas. Lampasas led the first quarter before Llano steadied and shut out the hosts afterward. Chap man’s accurate passing and eight Llano first downs marked the effort as the Llano team looks to improve with Burnet forthcoming.
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Llano
Lampasas
Llanoites
Liano
Chapman
Stano
Burnet
Miss Otillia Pehl Takes Charge Of Western Union
J B Baker and wife will vacation visiting San Antonio and other points. While away Miss Otillia Pehl will run the Western Union Telegraph office. She began here as a student in the graduation class and has since become a capable operator and business head.
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J. B. Baker
San Antonio
Otillia Pehl
Wesern Union Telegraph Office
Pohl
Oullia
Old Llano News 1892 Copy Reveals Boom Town Days
A preserved Llano News issue dated July 22 1892 shows Maupin Cowan and Maupin as publishers. Subscriptions list J W Henderson as a longtime subscriber. The paper highlights Llano population figures 1892 1895 1900 and notes many local names have since moved or died with ads from Texas Trading Company and Geo M Watkins still visible.
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J. W. Henderson
Llano News
Maupin, Cowan and Maupin
Henderson
Ligno
Weill
Geo. M. Watkins
Hardware
Texas Trading Company
Cotton Receipts Lighter At Present Time In Llano
Up to yesterday Llano shipments totaled 1330 bales for the season, down from 1510 at the same point last year a shortfall of 180 bales. Many expect the 1924 crop to surpass last year as the season runs late and weather has favored a clean staple. C W Lowe, now of Mexia, visited Llano this week and reported strong Oll business activity there.
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Llano County
C. W. Lowe
Mexia
Llano
Wiley Lowe
Mr. Lowe
Revival to Begin at Methodist Church Sunday
A two week revival starts next Sunday at 11 am with Rev. J H Meredith as pastor and Rev. James V Reid leading music. Two daily services, forenoon and evening, run October 11 to 25 with invitations extended to the public and local denominations to attend and support.
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J. H. Meredith
James V. Reid
Meredith
Liano
Reid
Llano Luncheon Club Endorses Llano School Board
The Llano Luncheon Club passed a resolution thanking the Llano Public School Board on September 20 for constructing the new school building and repairing the old one. The card notes the board’s loyalty, efficient budgeting, and community service. The club’s secretary Ruth Rayburn signed the endorsement. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Swift of Fort Worth visited Llano relatives and reported Mrs Swift’s health improved at high altitude during travels.
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Llano
Llano Public School Board
Royd
Texas
Cos afGet
Llano Luncheon Club
Ruth Rayburn
Lec'y
Llano Trades Day a Bustling Success Draws Big Crowds
Llano observed a thriving Trades Day with crowded streets and busy stores. Marble Falls musicians joined local bands on the courthouse square, and a prize drawing at three o clock awarded a $60 total to several winners. Attendees enjoyed matinee performances, a large night show, and a post event dance. John L Watkins, wife, and Roger L Simpson, wife, traveled to Austin for a Mississippi vs Texas game.
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Llano
Liano
Marble Falls
Court House
Hargon
Ernest Turbiville
Richard Ratiff
Proctor Scott
Mias Hattie Ammann
Carter Peacock
BE. Lehrer
Lillie Bates Warsz
Siambra Smith
D. GL. Leverett
Etta B. Harris
W. J. Barnett
J. J. Backeus
Lews Grenwalge
Trades Day Committee
Opera House
John L. Watkins
Roger L. Simpson
Austin
Mississippi
Texas
O K Smith Accepts Position with Drug Firm
O K Smith left Tuesday for Waxahachie to take a job with a local drug firm. He is described as a fine young man and expected to excel in the new role.
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O. K. Smith
Waxahachie
O. K
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Soach Simpson
Western Union
Fee P. Smith
W. J. Everett
Ben Johnson
Old Trail Drivers Association
Mr. Everett
Methodist Church