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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1948

Page

13

Reubens HALF ACRE Price Reports and Dry County Conditions

The article notes the high prices paid for turkeys and farm products in the area, including 55 cents for turkey hens and 49 cents for toms, with chicken hens at 24 to 26 cents and eggs around 61 cents. It also covers Llano County’s continuing drought, dry wells, and surface tanks, plus various FFA activities and soil conservation updates across multiple districts.

Dave Shanks Austin American D. B. Welch Melvin Berry FFA Round Rock Taylor Berry Austin State School For the Deaf A. B. Childress Mart K. D. Willingham Austin High School J. E. Fox J. H. Greenway Georgetown W. F. Shepard Hutto C. M. Colwell Manor L. P. Zapalac San Marcos M. K. Baker Gerald Smith Thrall W. S. Chambers Floresville

Bastrop Plans Citywide Fire Hazard Checks in 1949

Bastrop officers announce a 1949 program to eliminate fire hazards, install and inspect extinguishers, and train all firemen in each building and block. Chief C. M. Reynolds leads inspections of schools, churches and hospitals, noting gas outlets and danger points, with monthly meetings guiding plans and drills. Assisting Reynolds are L. J. Baca, Lloyd Ketha and Robert Watson.

Bastrop Bastrop Volunteer Fire Department C. M. Reynolds Texas Reynolds L. J. Baca Lloyd Ketha Robert Watson

Iceland Inhabited by Irish Culdee Colony

Iceland, discovered by Scandinavians about 850 A D, had long been inhabited by a small Irish Culdee colony.

Iceland

Twelve plead guilty in county court week opens

Twelve guilty pleas were entered in County Court at law on Monday as part of the court’s largest criminal week. A total of 65 cases were on the docket with multiple theft and driving while intoxicated charges among those entering pleas.

Olin B. Steel O. L. Henneck Sidney McClintic O. T. White John Marion Birmingham Amelia Torres Trinidad Felan Tomas Avila Aubrey Ralph Hooks Jessie Sampson Willie Charles Terry Elroy Lee Charlie Nohra Joe Pacheco M. L. Cooper Jesus Cardona Walter D. Tharp Leoma Davis Zade O. Galbreath Jesse Wayne Clark Cody H. M. Stark

Austin group provides Christmas helps for 182 elderly in nursing homes

The Austin Mental Hygiene Society's community service committee gathers donations for 182 seniors in city private nursing homes. They seek money for presents clothing and bedding and will deliver to the Child and Welfare Service offices at 616 Trinity.

Austin The Austin Mental Hygiene Society Child and Welfare Service Trinity

Llano To Honor Feeders at Party

Twenty seven FFA and 4-H boy and girl feeders will be honored with a benefit Western party in Llano under the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Proceeds finance the Llano County FFA and 4-H show in January. List of honored feeders includes Bernice Rode Evelyn Rode Charles Reese Doris Rode Stanley Reese and others.

Llano FFA Junior Chamber of Commerce of Llano County Jack Love Bernice Rode Evelyn Rode Charles Reese Doris Rode Stanley Reese Benton Frances Cassaday Vernell Birk Reynold Schorlemmer Jack Fred Heacock Ganther Buie John C. Click James Thiers Theo Crenwelge Lester Smathers Gordon Schmidt Jimmy Simpson Hudson Long Robert Smith Ernest Upton Johnny Moran Henry Willborn Tommy Short M. C. Grenwelge James Hoffman

San Marcos Choir Debuts Cantata “Chimes of the Holy Night”

The Junior Choir of First Baptist Church in San Marcos presented a two part Christmas cantata “Chimes of the Holy Night” by Fred Holton on Sunday. Directed by Mrs. W A Staudt the group performed choir numbers solos and duets with a choral Scripture reading in its first full program after organizing two months ago.

San Marcos The First Baptist Church Fred Holton W. A. Staudt

Report Cards Supplanted By Little Chats

In Baltimore at P S 18 the traditional report cards were dropped after parent protests about S and U marks. Parents now meet teachers to discuss each child’s progress, a system praised by Mrs. Samuel Fried as 520 parents, only six not conferring, with those six expressing satisfaction.

Baltimore Johnny Mary P.S Samuel Fried Council of Parent Teachers Organizations

Tito Charges Denied by Belgrade Borba Report

The Communist organ Borba denied reports that Marshal Tito was leaning toward the West while affirming Yugoslavia’s readiness to trade with any country.

Belgrade Borba Marshal Tito

Skin thickness varies across body parts

A skin thickness range is described from 1/25 inch on the eyelids to as much as 1/2 inch on the soles of the feet, showing substantial variation in a single adult.

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Reubens Mark A. Moss Hutto Future Farmers of America Leon Almquist Leroy Anderson Morgan Anderson Jack Beezly Dan Kruger Raymond Randig Lawrence Boedeker G. E. Almquist Comal - Hays - Guadalupe Hays-Caldwell-Travis Soil Conservation District Ed C. James Wimberley Ben Everett Dripping Springs A. A. Elsner Dripping Sprines Eddie Pape D. T. Mauldin Henry SCS Gus Whitlow Bartlett Madrid Whitlow Granger Ffa Charles Carlson Houston Temple Lone Star Farmer Area Star Farmer Granger Chapter Lone Star Guadalupe COOP Perathers Business Men's Specie Fry Braniff Rose Haughton Farms, Inc LAMAR San Marcos Choir Tito Treadwell Optometrists Photograph Studio Scarbrough & Sons Renee Ae Ve General Motors Frigidaire Dealer J. R. Reed Music CO Congress Avenue Austin, Texas Willie Kocurek San Jacinto
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