Prices Steady at Austin Stock Yard Sale
The Austin Stock Yard sale shows stable pricing with fat calves from 25 to 30.10, medium calves 19 to 24.50, and cows 17.50 to 20.50. Hogs peaked at 20, with lights to 16.50, and sows 16.50 to 17. Representative buyers include J. E. Ackin of Manor with four cows for 214 and Lippe of Kyle with a 570-pound calf at 26.
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Austin
J. E. Ackin
Manor
A. Alexander
Dale
Emil Bramberg
del Valle
J. M. Burnham
Marble Falls
E. L. Brown
Burnett Brothers
San Marcos
K. Cox
Jody Gregg
John Greene
Florence
L. R. Hanna
D. C. Hall
Driftwood
J. A. Holcomb
Taylor
W. E. Grove
Hazy Hills Ranch
Dripping Springs
George Ireland
Cedar Valley
W. R. Johnson
Jersey Land Dairy
Buda
Winfred Johnson
A. G. Killingsworth
Jimmie Kastner
McDade
Lippe
Kyle
A. A. Lear
T. D. Martin
H. R. Miles
Georgetown
Tom Nesbitt
Jersey
Oscar Purcell
Cedar Creek
Bob Parten
E. E. Puryear
Roy Ross
Mike Riordan
Sandifer
Elgin
Dry Weather Boosts Texas Farm Work Across State
The USDA said a full week of dry weather through Tuesday noon allowed Texas farmers to catch up on field work. Wheat harvest proceeded in the low rolling plains and parts of the high plains while cotton cultivation and hay making advanced. Ranges and pastures supplied ample green feed and livestock did well under ideal conditions.
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Texas
US Department of Agriculture
High Plains
USDA
Lampasas FFA Group Heads to National Meeting in Kansas City
Lampasas will represent at the National FHA meeting in Kansas City with six girls and two sponsors. Ruthy Gripon heads Texas as state FHA president and voter delegate, joined by Jean Wallace, Cleo McGehee, Glenda Jo Gaedke, Joann Brook, and Jeffrey McKinney. Sponsors are Mrs. Joyce Lowe and Mrs. Hazel Jones. Wallace will sing in the All-State Chorus. the theme is Today’s Youth Are Tomorrow’s Homemakers.
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Lampasas
Jean Wallace
Texas
Ruthy Gripon
Use T-4-L for Athlete's Foot Powerful Relief
An ad promotes T-4-L for athlete's foot citing a 90 percent alcohol base and deep penetration to kill on contact. It promises relief in one hour or a 40 cent money back guarantee at Renfro Drug Stores.
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Sue
Renfro Drug Hares
Georgetown Jury Returns Indictments
Georgetown June 21 Eleven indictments were returned by the May Grand Jury after a one day session in Georgetown. Indictments include burglary by breaking theft by bailee driving without consent DWI desertion of minor children obtaining money with intent to defraud theft and embezzlement three for forgery and passing forged instruments. Jury members listed include F L Tegge Edward Lee Evans Ernest Wilson J C Wallace M M Maroska FE E Blaylock Gus F Jacobs John Hanusch Jr T W Faulkenberg B Y Daniel H M Lawhon and George Dollinger.
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Georgetown
ANS
May
F. L. Tegge
Foreman
Edward Lee Evans
Ernest Wilson
J. C. Wallace
M. M. Maroska
FE. E. Blaylock
Gus F. Jacobs
John Hanusch Jr
T. W. Faulkenberg
B. Y. Daniel
H. M. Lawhon
George Dollinger
Eskimos Play Dominoes Amid Gambling Tales in Alaska
In far-north Alaska the Eskimos enjoy dominoes with bone pieces and the gambling spirit runs high. It is said men sometimes wager their wives on the outcome, reflecting a bold traditional gambling culture.
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Alaska
Taylor Community Chest Drive Set for 1950 Campaign
Taylor budget committee outlines plans for nine agencies including Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Welfare Board USO and Salvation Army to receive donations in one lump sum. Aubrey House says chairmen will be announced soon as the 1950 drive begins this fall.
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Taylor
ANS
Taylor Community Chest
G. Gernert
First Taylor National Bank
O. H. Schram
J. Bartosh
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Welfare Board
Salvation Army
Heart Society
Cancer Association
Anti-Polio Association
USO
Aubrey House
Community Chest
TB Association
Crippled Children’s Society
The
American Red Cross
Directors Named For Cooperative
The Pedernales Electric Cooperative held its annual meeting in Johnson City to elect directors for the new fiscal year. Directors elected were James H. Asher Walter Burnett W P Crow R Klappenbach Jr E Babe Smith Jr Warren Smith and Guthrie Taylor. E Babe Smith was reelected president Guthrie Taylor vice president and R Klappenbach secretary treasurer. John Connally and A W Mourland were chosen as attorneys and Martin Hustin was named manager for the ensuing year.
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Bertram
ANS
Pedernales Electric Cooperative, Inc
Johnson City
James H. Asher
Walter Burnett
W. P. Crow
R. Klappenbach Jr
E. Babe Smith Jr
Warren Smith
Guthrie Taylor
E. Babe Smith
Lampasas
R. Klappenbach
PEC Board of Directors
John Connally
Austin
A. W. Mourland
Martin Hustin
San Marcos
Sheep Dog Trials Set for July Twenty Seventh Twenty Eighth
Kerrville announces the annual Sheep Dog Trials will be held July 27 and 28 at Antler Stadium. Street Hamilton, president of the Southwestern Sheep Dog Association, says added entertainments will be featured. J F Duke joins the steering committee along with Pierce Hoggett Don McClellan Ruben Hartmann R L Sabins A L Harrison and George Brown in planning the event.
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Kerrville
ANS
Street Hamilton
Southwestern Sheep Dog Association
Antler Stadium
J. F. Duke
Pierce Hoggett
See 4 Club
Don McClellan
Ruben Hartmann
Junior Chamber of Commerce
R. L. Sabins
Kerrville Chamber of Commerce
A. L. Harrison
Kiwanis Blue
George Brown
Lions Ub
Eye Donts For Factory Workers Ad
A vintage advertisement urges factory workers to protect eyesight with Lavoptik. It claims quick relief for inflamed sore burning itching and granular eyelids and offers money back if not satisfied. Promotes availability at all drug stores and cites years of success.
Doctors Prove Plan Breaks Laxative Habit
Five New York doctors tested a regimen claiming to break the laxative habit and restore natural regularity. It suggests a taper of Carter's Pills over three weeks, then daily water intake, and a fixed nightly schedule, with a claim of 83 percent success and no habit forming drugs.
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New York
Carter
Amy Drugstore
Hadacol Mama Recounts Neuritis Relief In Ad
Mrs. Martha Jane Conner of Rochelle Georgia describes Neuritis relief after using Hadacol. She reports left arm function returned and washing resumed with a claim of treating the deficiency cause. The ad touts daily use for essential nutrients and a money back guarantee with trial and large sizes offered.
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Martha Jane Conner
Rochelle
Georgia
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