Sheep Show And Sale At San Angelo Begins July 26 27
The 13th annual Sheep Show and Sale at San Angelo fairgrounds runs July 26 and 27 with Rambouillet entries from West Texas Texas Utah and New York. Judge Jh D White of Fort Stockton presides over the show on July 26 offering 240 in premiums across six classes. Walter Britten of College Station leads the July 27 sale with 514 entries in the event organized by the San Angelo chamber of commerce and the American Rambouillet Sheep Producers association.
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San Angelo
San Angelo Fair Grounds
Jh D. White
Fort Stockton
Walter Britten
College Station
Virgil Powell
Jett Owens
V. J. Pierce
Ozona
John Williams
Pidtorane
Leo Richardson
Itraan
White
James F. Grote
Expressing Gratitude for Kindness During Illness and Death
The O Donnell and Perryman families express sincere appreciation for support, words, and flowers during the illness and death of their loved one. J A O Donnell F D O Donnell and families V B O Donnell A O Donnell V E O Donnell and family R W O Donnell Mr and Mrs W W Perryman.
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D. O'Donnell
V. B O'Donnell
A. O'Donnell
V. E. O'Donnell
R. W. O'Donnell
W. W. Perryman
Local Ad Gossip Promises Fresh Hits and Handy Housewares
The page touts new record hits and a range of products from fun games to soap powder and the latest Sunbeam automatic toaster. It notes tennis and basketball shoes with arch support, claims hot weather prompts lighter reading, and highlights an Alpine town’s July item on heat.
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Huntsville
Sunbeam
Past Masters Meeting Noted by Alpine Masons
Fourteen of Alpine lodge No. 746 AP&AM and two other lodges' past masters attended the annual Past Masters night. Master Mason F L Rip Kidwell received the degree as officers presided by L C Pope and J W Frazer. Approximately 50 Masons were present for the observance and subsequent installation of officers.
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R. B. Slight
G. K. Lange
C. F. Patterson
G. B. Crawford
George Pugh
D. C. Littleton
A. J. Joyce
Carl Shults
W. G. Fielder
J. W. Frazer
L. C. Pope
J W. Frazer
Chas. Livingston
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J.D. EE. Hiler
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G B. Crawford
Cecil Duncan
Mustangs Of Marathon Announce Football Slate
The Marathon 6 man football team will play a nine game schedule this fall starting Sept 9. Six games are in conference. five are at home. Officials Marvin Kay Sam Thomas Buck Treadwell will call the games.
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Marvin Kay
Sam Thomas
Alpine
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Marathon
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van Horn
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Summer School Closes In July. Registration Set At High School
Public school officials announce July 15 marks end of the first semester of the summer term and a July 20 resumption. Registration will be at the high school from 9 to 12 and 1 to 4 on Tuesday with no room left in the primary. Enrollment figures show 41 pupils in the high school and 62 in grade school. A partnership between Ray LaBeff and Dan Ritter dissolves on June 1 1949 and the business will continue as LaBeff Motor Company at 300 East Holland Avenue with debts settled and new ownership.
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Ray LaBeff
Dan Ritter
LaBeff
Livestock Receipts Fall Across Markets After Holiday Week
Weeklong declines in all classes of livestock due to Monday holiday, with lighter supplies easing demand in the East and lifting some dressed meat prices. Chicago markets show mixed gains with steers and heifers steady to higher, while Fort Worth reports mostly steady to lower slaughter rates and varied stocker prices. fat calves and fat cows fetch higher to moderate sums, lambs and yearlings show mixed results across the region.
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Chicago
Fort Worth
City Schools Building Committee Reports on Ongoing Construction
D L Cross Sr reports the building committee including J C Coleman Duane Smith and Peyton Cain has filed the usual report. Centennial units sub floor plumbing lines and cafeteria work progress with drying delays to protect flooring. Central school gym trusses and windows, high school Home Economics cottage and Vocational Agriculture Social Science building near completion with heating system and celotex lining. Paint and flooring for the high school gym slated for mid July and Central school additions to be finished before cold weather.
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D. L. Cross Sr
J. C. Coleman
Duane Smith
Peyton Cain
Vocational Agriculture Social Science
Miss Whiteside
Central School
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