Wacoan 90-Year-Old Dean of Hill Country Deerslayers
G A Kellam of Waco, 90, leads a Llano County deer lease party and returns with an eight point buck. He has hunted Llano 25 years and aims for a second deer and a perfect record. Other hunters include Kellam relatives and men from Colfax and Tyler. The group bagged 10 bucks opening day.
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Llano
G. A. Kellam
Waco
Llano County
Harry Hohmann
Kellam
J. C
Jack Kellam
Viroma’ McGrady
J. B. Ballard
T. J. Pippen
Colfax
C. W. Berry
H. M. Ballard
Nicholas J. de Benedetto
Tyler
Cypress Mill
Marc Fuchs
Benard Fuchs
Marc
Barry Palmer
Austin
Lester Palmer
John M. Carsey
Greenville
Edgar Lechew
Victor Wenmohs
Taylor to Observe First Thanksgiving With Closures
Taylor will close public schools post office and daily paper for Thanksgiving. Faculty will attend the Texas State Teachers Association meeting in San Antonio. Banks and general business will remain open on the 22nd but shut on the 30th.
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Taylor
ANS
Daily Paper
Texas State Teachers Association
San Antonio
Taylor Daily Press
Wth
Pecan Roundup Reports Texas Crop Surpasses 1949
Central Texas shows a bumper pecan crop with price stability 27 to 31 cents a pound for large lots and 26 to 29 cents for natives. Texas leads with the nation’s wild pecan output 30 million pounds forecast. 1950 improved varieties up 4.8 million over last year, native totals down 22 million from 1949.
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Dave Shanks
Central
Texas
Tom Miller
Austin
Guadalupe
Brazos
Oklahoma
Miller
Miler
Taylor
Roy White
H. Bland and Company
Smithville
Bastrop
White
Cameron
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
BAE
FiveYearOld Linda Faye Gage Hurt After Fall From Car
In Taylor on Monday afternoon five year old Linda Faye Gage of Lexington was treated after a fall from the back of her father's car. She required thirty three stitches for a head wound.
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Taylor
Linda Faye Gage
Lexington
Cattle Sale At San Marcos Strong Demand Higher Prices
Eight hundred head sold at Green Valley's Livestock and Commission in San Marcos with demand strong for cows and calves and steady hog market. Notable bids included 17 heifers at $121 each and multiple calves and steers priced between $23 and $29 per pound, reflecting a market up to $1 higher in parts of the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
R. B. Rainey
Driftwood
Benno Arnold
Kyle
Bill Anton
Lockhart
Bill Nolte
B. S. Rogan
Francis Fields
Luling
D. H. Owen
Lee Young
Bill Saunders
Wimberley
Q. J. Lowman
Mr. Schreiber
Maxwell
H. W. Cox
L. C. Livingston
Wetmore
Prices Steady at Austin Stock Yard Auction
Tuesday auction at the Austin Stock Yard showed steady to weak prices with no choice cattle. Calves and cows sold mixed, several 340 to 1,035 pound animals noted, prices ranging from about 12.50 to 29 for calves and up to 27.60 per 605 to 995 pounds for calves, with cows and cow calf pairs in the low to mid teens up to around 22.50 for milk and butcher stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Miller
Miler
Austin Stock Yard
Pete Alley
Leander
Emma Adams
Austin
R. C. Ammann
Roy E. Boatright
del Valle
J. W. Bird
Round Rock
J. W. Browning
Manor
A. W. City
Georgetown
Billi Desavina
Bill Dittlinger
Noel Daniels
Fugler
W. A. Friedrich
R. J. Greinert
Arno Greinert
Ed Hergotz
Jim Holland
Emily
B. Hutto
Doyle Harkins
Ee Hibbs
W. Herring
Jim Johnson
Ig Valle
19 Point Deer Put in Storage in San Marcos
A 19 point deer was brought in for storage at Hughson's Meat Plant by R. C. Devinney. The deer head display was small for its size. San Marcos storage plants held seventy seven deer as of Tuesday evening. Other high point deer included a 10 point buck by G Breadwall and two nine point deer brought in by Robert Nance of Kyle and M. W. Higgs of San Marcos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
Hughson
R. C. Devinney
G Breadwall
Robert Nance
Kyle
M. W. Higgs
Rehearing Sought in Drunkometer Evidence Case
Arguments were submitted in the Court of Criminal Appeals over the McKay case involving the Hargis breath test used by the Austin Police Department. Pollard sought reversal to set a rule on admissibility, citing eight states that treat breath test evidence as admissible or not, while the original ruling held the test affected the jury’s weight, not admissibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Court of Criminal Appeals
T. G
Johnnie McKay
Austin Police Department
Tom L Beauchamp
Harry 5. Pollard
Pollard
Court of Civil Appeals
McKay
Community Chest Drive Surges After Benefit Football Game
Taylor leads the drive as Aubrey House announces the second annual UT versus TCU freshmen football charity game. Receipts from the event push the Community Chest past the $13,000 quota, aiding the fundraising effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Community Chest
Aubrey House
University of Texas
Texas Christian University
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Texas Farm Bureau Federation
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Travis County
PMA
Dry Creek
Arthur E. Olson
Nat Erickson
Creedmoor
Willie Feuerbacher
Herman Reinhardt
Pleasant Hill
Frank J. Dittmar
Cecil F. Pennington
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George Martin
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George K. Marshall
Fiskville
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Roy Ransom
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Reno Wilke
Robert H. Glass
Ernest Acklin
Kimbro
Carl V. Bengtson
Sidney Munson
Hornsby-Dunlap
Sam Glass
Jim T. Glass
Richland Community
R. S. Lucius
Patt Lockwood
W. Leseman
Jim Lockwood
William Leach
Obert Moore
Minnie Nehring
Jim Noton
M. Owens
Mary Olle
B. A. Pilchik
G. W. Rader
Atau IE
Chenille
Balbriggan
Oxford
Jagub Schmidt
Therae Folke Farm
Tohn
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