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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1950

Page

11

Burnet Rodeo Opens Tonight With Parade and Events

Burnet County's annual rodeo opens tonight after a Thursday parade along Brief Lane Street featuring 25 floats, bands, and pretty girls. Four rodeo queens from local high schools will attend the event. programs run at 8 p.m. for three nights with six events including bareback and saddle bronc riding, calf roping, wild steer wrestling, Brahman bull riding, and girls' barrel racing.

Burnet Broncos and Bronc Busters Burnet County Burnet and Liano John Kroeger Brief Lane Street Burnet High School

Prices Steady at Texas Auction Includes Multiple Livestock Trades

A long list from Austin and surrounding towns reports steady prices for cattle hogs and calves. Notable entries include a 940-pound bull at 1840, several calves and heifers priced between 19.50 and 26.50, and multiple cow and calf combinations. Sellers span Austin Georgetown Bastrop Driftwood Creedmoor Elgin Manor and nearby areas with weights ranging 44 to 940 pounds.

O. B. Breedlove Austin A. B. Brodie O. T. Carter Lytton Springs W. M. Cox Bertram F. B. Cochran Noel Daniels Georgetown Ted Deison Charlie Davis Jodie Gregg J. F. Gibson Bastrop Charles Lee H. N. Haws Garfield Sid Hall Driftwood W. D. Haster Dripping Springs Ed Hergotz W. T. Henning Wallace Kunze Creedmoor Morris Klingeman Buda R. S. Klingeman Arthur Lear Virdell Lee F. W. Lehman A. W. Roach Cedar Valley M. L. Rivers and Sons of Elgin Lynn Ray W. A. Robinson J. W. Robertson Sledge Kyle J. M. Sanders Roy Schofield T. L. Snowden James Smarr Manor A. G. Wheeler M. D. Wyatt

Lampasas Retail Merchants Elect Leaders

Directors of the Retail Merchants Association elected James McGehee as president and Harry Porter as vice president with J. C. Griffin named secretary treasurer. They plan to promote credit bureau use and urge members to submit all accounts overdue 60 days or more. A joint effort with the bureau secretary will push a distributive education short course set for June 19 to 23 locally.

Life at Aunt Minnie's three act comedy at Pleasant Hill

Pleasant Hill eighth grade presents Life at Aunt Minnie's a three act comedy at 8 p m on Thursday and Friday in the school auditorium. Mrs Obie Jones principal directs the cast including Barbara Hough Celia Law Dale Brewington Jean Roberts Ruth Henslee Glynis Sankey Walter Kuhn Gilbert Hobbs Billie Roe Alton Stewart Norma Faye Schwartz James Pittman An Austin High School orchestra will play before and between acts with Obie Lynn Jones as manager.

Aunt Minnies Pleasant Hill Obie Jones Barbara Hough Celia Law Dale Brewington Jean Roberts Ruth Henslee Glynis Sankey Walter Kuhn Gilbert Hobbs Billie Roe Alton Stewart Norma Faye Schwartz James Pittman Austin High School Obie Lynn Jones

Penguins Use Wing Flippers for Underwater Fishing

Penguins differ from other birds as their wings transform into paddles for underwater pursuit of fish.

Bertram Seventh Grade Wins Thrift Bank Contest

Bertram's School Thrift Bank organized January by J R Adker son earned a $15 award for the grade with the most deposits on May 23. Seventh grade led with $435.73, followed by sixth grade with $301.06. Over 17 weeks, 117 depositors saved a total of $1,734.10.

Bertram J. R. Adkerson

Strong-Jawed Wolf Attacks Manila Lass Rope Becomes Severed

A wolf in Manila is described as strong enough to bite through rope in a single strike, highlighting its formidable bite and potential danger to people nearby.

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