Marathon News Highlights Mustang Girls Victory and Local Updates
The Marathon News reports Mustang High School girls won the district volleyball tournament in Marfa, led by Coach Earl Bland with standout players Frances Stewart Hazel Mathers Wand Stuart Louise Cox and more. It notes the boys placed third in basketball after losing to Fort Davis, plus community events, FFA achievements in Alpine and El Paso, local club gatherings, school elections and upcoming events at Marathon ISD.
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Earl" Bland
Fort Worth Weekly Livestock Summary Trade Strong Across Classes
Broad demand dominated Fort Worth livestock trade with aggressive slaughter and feeder buyers. Cattle and calf prices rose unevenly with stockers sharply higher, several loads hitting the 40 dollar mark. Slaughter lambs advanced 50 cents to a dollar per hundred, while local services featured a church sermon on Christian fellowship and social activities after.
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Scout Troop Plans Balmoral Overnight Trip And Tests
Last Wednesday night the troop discussed a possible overnight trip to Balmoral with swimming and cooking tests. The Scout master urged Scouts to know their Scout Laws by heart and recite them at the next meeting. Each Scout must read the first pages of the Scout handbook by the next meeting. All wish to pass their Second Class tests soon. During play period they wrestled while the Scoutmaster demonstrated arm locks and head grips. The meeting closed with a prayer.
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Market Report Lamb County Auction Prices Edge Higher
New all time records emerge as week closes with Lamb County noting bids at 24 dollars for slaughter lambs. Feeder lambs gain 50 cents, feeders and stockers range 26 to 33.50 with some up to 40 in mixed lots. Cows 18 to 24, bulls 23 to 28, ewes 15 to 24, yearlings 25 to 27.50.
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