Fort Worth Stock Yards Weekly Livestock Report
Supplies were larger in Fort Worth with declines in calves sheep hogs and notably cattle receipts. Good and choice fed steers yearlings and heifers sold strong with higher stocker demand and fat cows and bulls mixed. Lambs and lamb prices rose with shorn and stocker offerings firm and old stock ranges listed.
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Ordinance 268 Regulates Keeping of Dogs in Alpine Texas
The city imposes a dog tax of one dollar for males and two dollars for females due July 1 each year. The Chief of Police collects taxes and may appoint a Dog Catcher to enforce provisions, including vaccination, dog pound duties, redemption rules, and penalties for violations.
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Alpine
Texas
Alpine Texas dog tax ordinance sets tags and rabies rule
The Alpine Texas ordinance establishes a dog tax with a 75 cent per head commission, vaccination proof, and annual tag issuance. It requires rabies vaccination, sets penalties for untagged dogs, and outlines impoundment, sale, or killing if not redeemed, with duties assigned to the Chief of Police and dog catchers. Passed February 14, 1949.
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City Commission
Texas
John W. Gillett
John Stovell
Character Worth in Daily Life and Trial
The quote argues that character must stand firm in daily work and resist temptation, enduring the wear and tear of real life. It emphasizes resilience as true virtue guiding action through ordinary and challenging experiences.
Make That Water Walk Downhill
Conservation guidance stresses using contour tillage and crop rotation to slow runoff and protect soil. It cites large water needs for crops, the value of sod and cover crops, and urges land managers to prevent erosion to keep America strong.
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Nature
America
No change to system of government admired
The speaker argues against replacing America’s political and economic framework. He insists improvements are possible within the current system and warns that drastic changes could destabilize a successful structure. He asserts the U S model has yielded worthwhile results for Americans.
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America
New Grass Varieties By Wilkie Collins Jr
Good pasture boosts meat milk and wool production while cutting costs. A strong pasture shields soil from wind and water erosion. New grasses promise higher yields longer grazing and better soil cover. Smooth Brome shows higher yields easier establishment and heat drought tolerance across central eastern and southern areas.
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Lincoln
Auchenbach
Fisher
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