Farm and Ranch Club to Meet Before Travis County Show
Capital Area Farm and Ranch Club holds a membership meeting before the 1951 Travis County Junior Livestock Show which starts March 6. Possible alternate dates are March 1 2 or 8. Director J S Bleker Jr serves as program chairman.
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Capital Area Farm and Ranch Club
Travis County
J. S. Bleker Jr
Heard County
Elmo V. A
Poemos Ble Yethera
Jim Boswell
Heard K. D. Willingham
Austin High I
Heard
David Ceder
Bud Collyer Blue Bonnet crowding for flavor and economy
Local community notes highlight Mrs. Bud Collyer praising Blue Bonnet margarine as a tasty budget spread for cooking and vegetables. The page also reports agricultural updates from Heard County and Caldwell County Farm Bureau including dues, livestock shows, office consolidation, and market forecasts.
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Bud Coll
Blugs Bonnet
Caldwell County Farm Bureau
One Lace
Ese
Soil Onservation Service
Production Marketing Administration
ANAHIST touted for rapid relief of cold symptoms
Reader's Digest cites a clinical study showing 83 percent of industrial workers experienced relief from ANAHIST. The ad claims ANAHIST outperforms aspirin quinine and old pills, offering both systemic tablets and a dramatic local atomizer for nasal relief and hay fever. ANAHIST CO. INC Yonkers NY.
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Reader’s Digest
America
Anahist Co., Inc
Yonkers 2
N.Y
Lockhart Marine Awarded Air Medal for Korea Actions
Captain Wilson C. Terry, 30, of Lockhart received the Air Medal for meritorious acts in Korea. Cited by Major General Field Harris for low level attacks near Suwon on Sept 30, he destroyed Red tanks and aided UN advances. Terry’s family details include his mother Mrs. L. C. Terry and wife Betty. He attended Lockhart High, Rice Institute, and North Texas State College, earning a bachelor’s in 1942.
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Marine Aircraft Wing
Lockhart High
Rice Institute
North Texas State College
Denton
United Nations
Lampasas 4-H Boys Travel to Houston San Angelo Shows
Sixteen Lampasas County 4-H club boys will attend the Houston Show January to February, the San Antonio Show February, and the San Angelo Show March, bringing prize steers and bulls from Lometa and Lampasas. Notable entrants include Charles Hood and others with multiple steers, and beef scramble entrant Emory Long. Calf purchases reward set at 125 dollars for 4-H work.
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Lampasas
Lampasas County
Houston
Mall
San Antonio
San Angels
Charles Brown
Em Long
John Snell
Marshal Idour
Glenn Mathis
Roland
Charles Hood
Emory Long
Max Kendrix
San Angelo
Sadie Smith
Winston Walton
Max Kendricks
John Hix
James Hix
Laurin
Bernard Hood
Taxi Fare Increase Approved by San Marcos Commission
The San Marcos City Commission voted to raise taxi fares from 25 cents to 33 cents. A two passenger fare remains 40 cents and a three passenger fare stays at 60 cents.
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San Marcos
San Marcos, Jan
ANS
Strong cattle bid at Capitol Livestock Auction amid bad weather
A Monday sale attracted 450 cattle 25 sheep and goats and no hogs. Calves and cows with calves sold strong with good calves 30 to 32.50 per hundredweight and cows with calves 175 to 300 per pair. Notable bids included 32.10 for George Glass 405 heifer and 35.50 to 36.10 for Vernon Smith calves, among many others from Austin Round Mountain Lytton Springs and Paige listings.
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Damon Smith
Liano
Smith
Colorado
Capitol Livestock Auction Company
Harry G. Ellis
Cedar Creek
John D. Perry
Liberty Hill
Gilbert Anderson
Rote 1
del Valle
J. A. Nelson
Austin
Louis Ebeling
Round Mountain
T. C. Steiner
Sage
George Glass
Lytton Springs
G. H. Lester
Vernon Smith
Otho
HM. Hennig
Route 6
Tom Johnson
Cedar Vailey
Taylor Gaines
A. E. Strickland
Buda
Vincenta Guzman
A. E. Martin
Driftwood
Eugenia S. Wittinger
Tom Pi
W. T. Guy
Jack Cuttler
Paige
Pope
J. L. Bierschwale
Harper
John Lane
Veteran Texas teacher dies after 42 years service in San Marcos
Jesse Crockett, 63, longtime Texas schoolteacher born in Knoxville, died at his home after a long illness. He taught in multiple Texas communities for 42 years before retiring. Services were held at the Wissberleyee Church in Wimberley with ministers from Harlandale and Temple in attendance. Burial followed in San Marcos.
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San Marc
Jesse Crockett
Texas
Knoxville
Tenn
Smith
Wissberleyee
George E. Stewart
Harlandale
A. D
Melton Pearson
Water System Bids Opened for San Marcos Improvements
San Marcos invites bids for a major water distribution and fire-fighting equipment project to upgrade the system to Texas Fire Insurance Commission standards. Estimated cost is $500,000 with bids opened recently, led by official Ted McIntyre.
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San Marcos
ANS
Coc
New Minimum Price Ceiling For Farm Products Coming Out
Government to issue official list of legal minimum price ceilings for major farm products replacing last Friday’s list. Figures cover field crops, livestock and products, citrus, other fruits, and potatoes with national averages and price received or paid as of December 15.
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Washington
Texas Farm Income Falls 13 Percent From 1949 Level
Texas farm income reached 1.622 billion in 1980, down 13 percent from 1949. Black and Grand Prairies led farm earnings, with Edwards Plateau up 22 percent and Northern Plains down 38 percent. Cotton, cattle, milk, and eggs remained major income sources for farmers statewide.
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Associated Press
Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Black
Grand Prairies
Edwards Plateau
Trans-Pecos
Coastal Prairies
Northern Plains
Texas Timbered Plains
Rio Grande Valley
Red Bed Plains
Texas Prairies
Southern
High Plains
Western Cross Timbers
South Texas Plains
Bureau
Bastrop Polio Drive To Get Grocer Boost
The March of Dimes campaign in Bastrop will get a boost as Smithville grocers donate a dime to the polio campaign for every purchase at participating stores the day of the event. W Beal of Smithville owns the stores involved.
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FFA
Johnson City
Alamo
Seguin
Kyle
Hill Brothers
A. Thornes
Bastrop
Smithville
Jan
W. Beal
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Sonora
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Roy Huckabee
Williamson County
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A. L. McFaddin
PMA
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Florence
Friendship
Jarrell
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Burnet Auction Company
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Fredericksburg
Rae
Sam Rabb
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Rabbi Seawkeeviass
CRC
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Reader's Digest
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Lockhart Marine
Wimberley
Sf San Marcos
Rena Detk
Sante
Gerber
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Clingston
Freestone
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