Hereford Breeding Division shines at Odessa show
Hallie Stillwell reports from Odessa where about 230 Registered Herefords were exhibited, the largest show aside Fort Worth. Joe Lane, grandson of John Lane, led the Hereford division with strong display while Frank Newsom and 4-H youths impressed with 5,000,000 acres of Tangeland and baby beeves exhibit. Highland Herefords build a prize reputation preparing for El Paso Livestock Show with 68 lambs and 10 more entries from HM club.
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Chuck
Joe Lane
Odessa
Joe
Bugs
Fort Worth
John Lane
Alpine
Frank Newsom
Brewster
Jett Davis
Tangeland
Highland Merefords
el Paso Felo
Sale of Highland Herefords to be held at Marfa
The Highland Hereford Association of Marfa sponsors a sale of 40 tested bulls from the Balmathean Experiment Station stock. Pete Kennedy and others have bulls entered. sale set for March 10 at 10 30 am. Bulls may be viewed beforehand. Ranchers from Alpine and surrounding areas plan to attend, with buyers expected from Sul Ross College and local ranches.
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Frank Newsom
Pete Kennedy
Bill Donnell
Marathon
Gage Holland
Joe Lane
Sul Hons College
Balmothean
West Texas
Adva
Highland’ Hereford Association
Marfa
Bari Grubb
Reid Bros
Sul Ross College
J. E. White
Kenneth
San Francisco
Rough Creek
Allie Striped Kitty
SCS
Kay
Big Bend
Amblin y notes and local move ins and goodbyes
Amblin y continues with a blitz of local chatter detailing personal moves. Jack Crosnave tends grandchildren while Jackie Luckett undergoes surgery, Mrs Joe Black joins Forchheimer's sales staff, Fleming Waters of Lone Star Mercury Mine is in town, and Davidson of Twin Piney works on a 35mm motion camera. The piece mentions Dale Carnes in Marfa and Otis Scales' emporium, with the Lankford family moving and the Glasscock and Walkers households changing address, plus Slue Robinson saying goodbye for Arizona as his Avalanche travels with him.
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Jack
Dale Carnes
Marfa
Otis Scales’ Emporium
T. F. Skevington
Carnatic
Lankford
James W. Glasscock
McMurry
Forrest Walkers
Rome
Slue Robinson
Arizona
DW. H. Rich
Sul
Local Stock Show Names List Of Participants
The list includes Joe Lane Keesey Kim bani J K Miller Caven Wood ward Steve Stumberg Sr Steve Stumberg Jr W H Terry Jr Gene Carthage Charles String fellow Miles Pierce Ed Fowlkes Gene Benson Tyrone Kelly George Merrill Dick Rogers Bill Donnell Bill Sohl Zoye Decie All Means David Kokernot Paul Forchheimer Hugh White Tom Yarbro Willy Green Jack Catto Ellis Owens and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwether
Joe Lane
Keesey Kimbani
J. K. Miller
Caven Woodward
Steve Stumberg Sr
Steve Stumberg Jr
W. H. Terry
Gene Carthage
Charles Stringfellow
Miles Pierce
Ed Fowlkes
Gene Benson
Tyrone Kelly
George Merrill
Dick Rogers
Bill Donnell
Bill Sohl
Zoye Decie
All Means
David Kokernot
Paul Forchheimer
Hugh White
Tom Yarbro
Willy Green
Jack Catto
Ellis Owens
Baptists plan 11000 square feet church addition at corner of Avenue D
The L shaped Romanesque building would feature brick and tile exteriors with no steeple and full building air conditioning. The structure would wrap around the current church at Avenue D and 4th Street. The church bought a 12 refrigerator for the kitchen and Kenneth Stucke won a Mercury sale contest. Ducks reported near Pete Kennedy’s property amidst community chatter.
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Avenue D
4Th Street
Buddy Lane
Kenneth Stucke
Pete Kennedy
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Sanderson Way
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Mr. Jones
Asa
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Sie
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