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Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1949

Page

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Mohair Sale At Lampasas Brings 41 61 Cents

A Lampasas mohair sale saw adult hair fetch 41 cents and kid hair 61 cents, bought by C. Thomas Parker for Emery Russell Goodrich of Boston. The prior top was 40 and 60 cents, with little market activity recently. Enslie Oglesby of San Angelo purchased a 12 month wool carload at 52 cents per pound for Hills Oglesby and Devine, Boston.

Lampasas C. Thomas Parker San Angelo Emery Russell, Goodrich Boston Enslie Oglesby Hills Oglesby Devine

Lee County 4-H Pigs Win in Sears Contest

GIDDINGS Aug 25 Two Lee County 4-H boys earned top honors in Sears pig contests across the eight county district. Walter Helmer Jr Dime Box 4-H won second prize $25 in heavy litter contest from 65 entries with a 10 pig litter weighing 460 pounds at 56 days average 46 pounds each. Walter Gersch Serbia club took seventh place $15 with a 10 pig litter weighing 379 pounds. Eight Lee litters competed.

Giddings Brown O. Spivey Lee County Walter Helmer Jr Dime Box 4-H Club Walter Gersch Serbia Club

Palomino Show Set To Grow At Texas State Fair

Dallas Aug 25 The Palomino Horse Show at the State Fair of Texas October 14 21 will attract more horses than previous years 166 new stalls have been built and facilities expanded Ben Cabell cites modern stabling and full occupancy Palominos show Oct 15 in Halter and Oct 16 in the Performance Show Texas leads in Palomino registrations with 750 owners under the Palomino Horse Breeders of America Entries close Sept 19 for a 1750 premium list Monte Roger will judge the entries James H Shaver is superintendent The Quarter Horse Show precedes Oct 8 14

Dallas Texas Ben Cabell Cabell Palomino Horse Breeders of America Mineral Wells California Monte Roger Woodward Okla James H. Shaver Fort Worth

Lampasas Plans January 1950 Junior Livestock Show

Lampasas announces the Lampasas Junior Livestock Show will be held in January 1950. Ryan Howard chairs the organizing committee with S. D. Adams and Dr. W. M. Brook on the executive group. Committees include Publicity, Finance, Beef Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Grounds, Sifting, and an official veterinarian Dr Seth Donelson with members listed.

Lampasas Ryan Howard Jess Bellamy Wilbur Tomlin S. T. Donnell Bob Easton E. C. Lowe Ward Lowe E. M. Pharr S. D. Adams W. M. Brook Travis Frank Albert Brown Emmett Shanks Woodrow Wilson H. H. Mehrens Charley Boyd L. D. Higgins Jack Carroll Odis Brooks Ed McAnnelly I. E. Allison Dupree Sanders Thurman Walker Homer Moten Fred Herring Clyde Glimp Casbeer Snell W. G. Miller W. E. Grimes Hogs T. L. Edmonson Jim Hood Raymond Harrell D. L. Lively B. C. Barnett Raymond Griffin Gordon Cass Fred West Dan Nixon Joe Bozarth J. C. Sawyer Seth Donelson

Fort Worth man with brittle bones speaks on lifelong fractures

Clinton White, 27, an elevator operator, recounts a lifetime of bone breaks starting from age two. He estimates about 80 fractures as a result of a malady that makes his bones unusually brittle.

Fort Worth Clinton White White

Any One Can Form Say Haydens Farm Family

The Hayden family near Smithville shows how retirement to a farm became reality for Thomas C. Hayden and his wife. Tom Sr. retired from a railroad job, Tom Jr. served as an Air Corps Captain, Nan and her husband lived in San Antonio, while the farm on 100 acres grew with cattle hogs and crops. Mrs. Hayden writes a weekly column for the Smithville Times and the couple shares a practical, busy country life.

Margaret Webster Smithville Thomas C. Haydens Hayden Thomas Jr Nan Haydens Bastrop Tom Jr Tom Sr Ben Powell Tom Air Corps States Germany Chalmers Hope San Antonio

State Fair Adopts Working Fowl Show At Texas Event

Dallas August 25 In a new poultry show approach the 1949 State Fair of Texas will skip prize roosters and hens and spotlight working fowl under farm and backyard conditions. The event runs October 8 to 23 with breed displays, daily chick and turkey poult drawings, and exhibits from major poultry groups. Deserved industry recognition and expanded production support are emphasized by chairman Ben E. Cabell and partners.

Dallas Texas Record of Performance Chicken Breeders Association Associa R.O.P Texas R.O.P. Turkey Breeders Association Texas A&m College Poultry Department Texas Poultry Improvement Association Texas Fair Cabell Ray W. Wilson State Fair Poultry Department Walter Burton

Adamsville Youth Wins Pig Contest

Billy Ray Harrell of the Adamsville 4-H Club earned third place in the Sears-Roebuck Foundation boar demonstration contest for the Austin store area. He scored 90 out of 100, earning a Gold Star pin as Lampasas County's top 4-H club boy for 1948. Eight boys receive registered gilt pigs each year and gilt demonstrations are judged September 3 at the Lampasas fairgrounds.

Billy Ray Lampasas County Sears Foundation Lampasas

McAdoo farmer buys Tex Tech sheep for McAdoo farm

Texas Technological College sold a Hampshire ram and 20 ewes to C. C. Neeley of McAdoo for his farm flock. The sale took place at the college in Lubbock with the animals destined for Neeley’s McAdoo farm.

McAdoo Texas Tech Lubbock

Lightning strikes farm lad during haystack chores

In Jackson Ohio Ralph Cochran was struck by lightning just after the dinner bell as he was stacking hay on his farm. He was reportedly injured by the shock but the incident drew quick attention from local residents and aid crews.

Jackson Ohio Ralph Cochran

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Wide World Blue Plate America Askey Inewest Blue Plate Family OF Fine Foods Palomino Texas Palomino Exhibitors Association State Fair of Lampasas States Livestock Show T. C. Haydens Mrs Thomas C. Hayden Texas Pigeon Association North Texas Rabbit and Cavy Breeders Associatorn Adamsville Sunkist Arizona
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