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Newspaper
Austin American
Location
Austin, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1948
Page
11
New Brick Tile Plant Planned Near Elgin Texas
A brick and tile plant is set to be built at Gar Woods Ranch near Elgin in Bastrop County with an initial investment around 500000. E A Woods Sr and Jr announced plans. a clay deposit on the ranch supports tile and brick manufacture. The Woods family runs building material operations, joining a regional ceramics push alongside a Rockdale plant under development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Central Texas
Gar- Woods Ranch
Bastrop County
E. A. Woods Sr
E. A. Woods Jr
Texas Fire Brick Company
Lasher Station
Woods
Texas
Austin Area Economic Development Foundation
Rockdale
Milam County
Fredericksburg Club Ropes Llano Ropers Tonight
Fredericksburg ropers Bobby Langehennig Walter Langehennig and Rudy Hohmann meet Llano trio Lynn Hardin Randall Kuykendall and George Epperson in Llano Tuesday night for a two calf chance per roper in a special match roping event announced by Llano Roping Club secretary M J Stewart Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano
Fredericksburg
M. J. Stewart Jr
Bobby
Walter Langehennig
Rudy Hohmann
Lynn Hardin
Randall Kuykendall
George Epperson
Rural notes from Texas counties reveal moving plans and farm updates
In Burnet and surrounding counties, residents plan moves and renovations, including Elmo Cox leaving a bachelor apartment for a family home, Adolph Nauman finishing remodeling, and John Mezger updating his Marble Falls residence. Farmers report 27 calves ready for December, terracing projects, and a Corriedale buck purchase. Drought hits pastures, with 72 percent of normal Texas range conditions. Local extension agents promote events and AAA program planning for 1949.
University Student Becomes Master Mason in Austin
William M. Lee, UT El Paso engineering student, attained Master Mason status in full form at Scottish Rite Temple in Austin. The degree was conferred on stage by University Lodge No. 1190, A F and A M, with Worshipful Master Louis F leading a degree team before a large Central Texas audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Lee
University of Texas
el Paso
Scottish Rite Temple
Austin
Central Texas
Temple
University Lodge
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The
Bank of Personal Sselip
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
U. S. Government Depository
Llano Ropers
Kellogg
Kellogg Co
Rattle Creek
Mich
Elmo Naumann
Spicewood
Free
Fay Pogue
Liberty Hill
Bill Heinatz
Pleasant Valley
Marble Fally
Smithwick Road
Ben Jones
Double Horn
Adolph Nauman
John Mezger
Marble Falls
Norman Schnelle
Shovel Mountain
Pete Ebeling
H. C. Noelke
Sheffield
Thomas H. Marrow
Hays County
ACA
Marrow
Marvin Brewster
Bob Dillingham
Briggs Conservation Group
Buck Asher
Joppa Conservation Group
Elmo Cox
Dutch) Hohn
Lake Marshall Ford
Cook
Reuben
Burnet County
Home Omeenya
Lena Sturges
Extension Service
Bewley Mills
Uhland
Uhland Grange
Henry F. New
Lampasas County
Lampasas
Laura
We Home
Lee County
Tech
Agricultural Agency
M. C. Todd
PMA
Drouth
USDA
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
McLean Knox
Hill Country Soil Conservation District
Edvence
American Meat Institute Matters
Chicago
Fred Waring
NBC
Emad
Rae
Verve
Ipare Aeuhtaenne
Blanco
Blanco Volunteer Fire Department
Hawaii
Congress
United States
America
Greylates
Waruth
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