The Llano News (Llano, Tex.), Vol. 101, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 3, 1991 Page: 15 of 19
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Llano News, Thursday, January 3, 1991
ILLER
ROS
603 Acres
672 Acres
784 Acres
996 Acres
Food Service: 13 restaurants, 3 grocery stores.
Motels 3 Inn: 2
50 Acres
Courthouse and Annex.
4
SAN SABA COUNTY
100-200 Acres
572 Acres
700 Acres
4022 Acres
4600 Acres
5634 Acres
363 Acres
1660 Acres
1904 Acres
Churches: 14 churches representing 12 denominations.
1100 Acres
L
Frosty Miller
Broker (915) 251-6671
Bill & Addie Wootan
(915) 247-4496
100 Acres
160 Acres
397 Acres
151 Acres
1585 Acres
344+ Acres
412 Acres
434 Acres .
Steve Haverlah
(915) 247-3624
50 Acres •
80 Acres
200 Acres
214 Acres
230 Acres
295 Acres
315 Acres
Airport: Llano Municipal Airport, 3 miles north on TX 16. 3200 foor x 50 lighted
runway plus 3500 feet turf runway. Fuel available. (915)247-7994.
Financial Institutions: Cattleman's Production Credit Assoc., Federal Land
Bank Assoc., Guaranty Federal Savings, First Llano Bank, Llano National
Bank, and Texas Trust Savings Bank.
Government: City government Is Aldermanic consisting of Mayor and 5 city
Aldermen. County government and Sheriff's office located in County
Climate: Mild. Relatively few winter days when temperature reaches below
freezing. Hottest summer days just above 100 degrees. Extended periods In
spring and fall with temperatures in the upper 60's and lower 70's.
Average temperatures: coldest month, 64 degrees; hottest month, 85
degrees. Average relative humidity: 56 percent. Average annual rainfall, 26
inches. Clean air. Clean spring-fed water (Llano River).
Real Estate: Large acreage ranches to smaller country parcels available.
Historic and contemporary homes convenient to city amenities. Contact
one of Llano's experienced realtors for information. r -
The Federal Census Bureau ranked Llano as one of the healthiest areas in the
United States. The finest highways in Texas make Llano, accessible from all
directions: Highways 29, 16 and 71. Llano is only 72 miles northwest of Austin;
90 miles north of San Antonio; 132 miles east of San Angelo; 154 miles
southeast of Abilene; and 195 miles southwest of Fort Worth.
Population: City of Llano 3,150. Llano County 13,671 -
Industry: 52 acre Industrial park with utilities available off TX 71 East. Call
(9)5)247-5776 for information. Livestock feed manufacturing, granite finishing,
beer distributing, handmade saddles and boots, hardware wholesaling,
and cabinet manufacturing.
Rural Industries: Approximately 80 percent of the county land area Is used
for livestock production (cattle, horses, goats and hogs). Extensive hunting
leases. Some peanut farming and grape growing.
Principal Employment: 60 sales and service businesses employing 500
people, 6 distributing companies employing over 200. City, county and state
government, school system and hospital combined employ approximately
350 people.
Utilities: City-owned electric distribution system, water system, and sanitation
services. Natural gas system: Lone Star Gas Co., telephone system: General
Telephone Company.
Medical and health-related Services: Llano Memorial Hospital (county-
owned with 32 beds and coronary care unit), 2 nursing homes, 1 medical
clinic with 5 general practicing physicians and visiting specialists, 2 dentists,
chiropractors and optometrists. Ambulance service. 2 pharmacies, 2
veterinary clinics.
Schools: Llano Independent School System consisting of: 1243 students, 84
teachers and 3 counselors. All grade levels; 2 through 12 are active in the
University Interscholastic League (U.I.L.) competitions.
The IIIA high school Is proud of its agricultural, athletic and band programs.
For students interested in agricultural, the high school provides an Ag Project
Farm and supports the FFA, 4-H and Junior Livestock Association projects. “
Athletic programs include football, basketball, baseball, track, cross/ -■
country, tennis and golf. The Llano Yellowjacket Band, composed of over
130 students. Is a consistent sweepstakes award winner in marching and
stage band.
Academically, the llano school system is one of the highest in the state with
60 percent of the graduating seniors entering institutions of higher education.
Library: County-wide with two branch libraries. Features over 45,000 books,
Including a genealogy section, Texanna section, and an extensive
children's section. A collection of dolls from around the world Is also on
permanent exhibit at the main library. The “Read-lo-me" program is
available to pre-school children, and a summer reading program is
available to all children.
We have these and many other Central, West and South Texas ranches ready to see.
Please check with us before you buy Call day or night.
WEBB COUNTY
Trophy whitetail Game managed for 15 years Surrounded by larger
ranches.
KIMBLE COUNTY
Highway frontage. Combination grazing and cover.. $700/Ac.
Great productive ranch, live water, good hunting, highway frontage. A
GREAT BUY FOR $425/Ac.
Kenneth Brandenberger
Associate (915) 247-4822
2 RANCH REALTY, INC.
915/251-6671 - P O Box 13 - Pontotoc, Tx. 76869
1949 Acres 1.7 miles of Llano river, rugged and scenic with abundant wildlife and
fishing...$775/Ac.
Community
Profile
Southwest San Saba County. Heavy cover, top notch hunting
$575/Ac. with 25% down and 10 years at 12%.
Excellent deer and turkey country, large fishing tank, heavy cover,
beautiful views....$700/Ac.
Magnificent views, outstar”. n unting for both deer and turkey.
North of Pontotoc. Larg SO nu cabin...$575/Ac.
End of road ranch, top notch cow country with big buck deer This is
an excellent buy
Southwest San Saba c- GOLD of the line cattle ranch. HUNTING
IS SUPERIOR •
5 miles of San Saba River Superb ranch for livestock production and
hunting.
McCULLOUGH COUNTY
County road access, veo^ n 3Br/2Ba home, good barn with pens.
50-100 gpm well, wet * SOLr. aek, great hunting..$750/Ac.
8 miles SW of city. A working ranch with a rock home and excellent
hunting PRICED TO SELL
San Saba River frontage with dam across river. Game managed,
deer-proof fencing...$650/Ac.
LLANO COUNTY
Across from city park, can be divided, great views of the city of Llano
Near Field Creek, old frame house, 2 wells, 1 windmill...$895/Ac.
Fuzzy's Corner Area Near lake activities... $1250/Ac.
Near Tow. Excellent hunting tor all wildlite...$850/Ac.
Spring fed tank, oak covered hills, Hill Country Beauty...$850/Ac.
Granite outcroppings, productive, field, very scenic...$795/Ac.
Hickory Creek runs through property, well fenced, heavy tree cover for
super hunting TERMS AVAILABLE $795/Ac
Granite hilltops, large tank. REMOTE...$625/Ac.
Good cover, super hunting, great for livestock....$795/Ac.
20 miles West, fronts on Highway 71, 2 wells, hunting cabin, rough
and scenic with some field
“Ready to go for the right buyer, beautiful new home, total deer-proof
fencing. .
Hiway 16 frontage 5 miles south of Llano Excellent hunting, good
wells plus spring-fed creek...$850/AC.
• Northwest of Llano, 2 creeks. County road frontage great hunting
ONLY $795/Ac
One mile of Llano River frontage Excellent cattle hunting and
recreational ranch.. $850/Ac.
MASON COUNTY
Beautiful rock 2-* ie, swimming pool, huge live oaks,
foreman's horn SO LL S with stalls. Highway 71 frontage Near
Pontotoc Y
Super hunting, heavy cover $700/Ac -
Ranch house and barn, good deer hunting, near Fredonia...$700/Ac.
Great Llano River water, fishing and hunting.
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Buckner, Walter L. The Llano News (Llano, Tex.), Vol. 101, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 3, 1991, newspaper, January 3, 1991; Llano, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1603261/m1/15/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Llano County Public Library.