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Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1950

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Don’t Avoid Potatoes Yet Watch How You Serve Them

College Station May 25 A Texas A M College System nutrition team urges not avoiding potatoes but mindful preparation. They note potatoes supply energy vitamin C minerals and starch with moderate calories. They advise cooking in jackets and using minimal water and fats with varied potato dishes like chowder soup scalloped potatoes and potato bread.

College Station Extension Foods Texas A&m College System

Perfect Rabbit Yet To Be Born Says Houston Expert

Houston rabbit expert L A Boots Schutze notes no perfect rabbit exists yet after judging scores at Austin’s first rabbit show in Zilker Park. He praises Austin breeders and organizers and details breed standards for New Zealand White and other varieties, with scoring weights and care guidelines for healthy, pedigreed stock.

Fred Homeyer Austin Austin Rabbit Club L. A Boots Ray Grant New Zealand Houston Schutze Boots) Schutze Texas Zilker Park Schulze American Rabbit and Cavy Breeders Association Harry A. Schaefer Raymond Hawk M. R. Hawk Fred C. Homeyer Milton Turner Richard Griggs J. E. Heffington National Rabbit Organization Schultze Rabbit Authority

Blanco County Hereford Breeders Elect New President Stanton

The Blanco County Hereford Breeders Association met in Johnson City electing George E. Stanton as president with Herman Weinheimer as vice president and L. Patterson as secretary treasurer. Directors include A. A. Buchanan Frank Lawshe Simon Burg Roy Weinheimer and Mrs Ada Studer. Tour routes cover ten ranches in Blanco Twin Sisters Johnson City Round Mountain and Stonewall area over two days.

Johnson City ANS Blanco County Hereford Breeders’ Association George E. Stanton Herman Weinheimer L. Patterson George Stanton A. A. Buchanan Herman J. Weinheimer Frank Lawshe Simon Burg Roy Weinheimer Ada Studer Blanco Square Crescent Ranch Blanco Dodson Loma Ranch Twin Sisters al Buchanan Stanton Hereford Lazy E Ranch Round Mountain Otto Schumann Mon J. Burg H. J. Weinheimer

Soap to Nutz by Louis Slaughter

A humorous column recalling college life and small town quirks. Bits about spending versus taxes, Bill Decherd babysitting grandchildren, a disputed stenographer ad, and scout tales. It ends with a shopping note on grub shops and a witty line about drivers with one arm.

Louis Slaughter Uncle Sam Bill Decherd Longhorns Walter Fisher George Dowell Arthur Moore Bill

Bastrop State Park Named Second Most Valuable in Texas

Bastrop State Park, nicknamed Home of the Lost Pines, covers 2100 acres with 10 cabins and facilities for groups up to 92. The refectory, nine hole golf course and an oval swimming pool contribute to an estimated $502,668 value, making it Texas' second highest valued park.

Bastrop Texas National Park Service Lost Pines Bastrop State Park

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