Card of Thanks to Alpine and Fort Davis Friends
To our many friends and neighbors of Alpine and Fort Davis we express appreciation for kindnesses and floral offerings during the illness of our father Weg Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Slover.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1955
Page
12
To our many friends and neighbors of Alpine and Fort Davis we express appreciation for kindnesses and floral offerings during the illness of our father Weg Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Slover.
The Game and Fish Commission urges Texans to resist keeping baby wild animals as pets. The executive secretary warns many people wrongly believe newborn animals like fawns require human care, leading to costly and misguided adoptions. Mothers of abandoned species often stay nearby awaiting recovery.
Menard County game wardens plan a wool and mohair preparation program on April 7 in Menard led by William F. Volkmann president. The executive secretary warns residents to avoid handling young wildlife and to obtain permits for any game retention to prevent interfering with natural processes.
A&M researchers report from Sonora Agricultural Experiment Station that cattle and sheep grazing together yield higher gains than separate grazing. Goats with cattle and sheep show only small differences in weight gains and mohair, with mixed grazing producing notable per acre gains for cattle and overall gains for combined herds.
A brief item notes a marriage event with attendees and later activity. no further details on names or places are provided in the readable text. The fragment suggests a social occasion followed by customary gatherings and remarks.
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