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Newspaper
Austin American
Location
Austin, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1948
Page
3
Ensure the study lamp is tall enough with a broad shade to cast a wide circle of light so a child can read comfortably.
An old advertisement touts Denver Mud as a remedy for fatigue and aches for adults and children. It claims quick relief, urges purchase at a drugstore, and includes dubious phrasing and garbled names.
A sheep dog contest at Fair Park Saturday at 7 30 p m features top dogs and owners from the state. Participants include Louie Ragland Roy and Lassie J F Dukes Tip and others. Lee County groups heard Dr Roy L Donahue of Texas A M College on building the land.
Donahue showed charts and told the audience that now is the time to build soil. Tass Thornhill, S. L. Neal, and Dr. Horace Willard attended along with A. A. Hale who bought a young Aberdeen Angus bull for his farm. Five inches of rain around Kyle spurs farmers to plant oats and various legumes and winter crops.
The Buda Agricultural Club lists officers and committee chairs while Pate Zapalac at San Marcos High leads Future Farmers of America members growing Jersey heifers. At Uhland and Giddings, FFA participants show animals and pursue school farm shop expansion as others sell milking shorthorn bulls to Victoria buyers.
E D Cleveland of Gladewater urged larger contributions to the Eastern Star Home in Arlington and the benevolent fund during the Grand Chapter of Texas convention in Fort Worth on October 2. He chairs the grand chapter benevolences and spoke at the morning session.
Three Austin men will play prominent roles in the Central Texas Life Underwriters Association sales seminar in Bryan on November 12 at Maggie Parker's Dining Room. Richard N. Lewis of Austin, president of the Texas Association of Life Underwriters, will preside. Frank Moore, Texas Association secretary, will handle the proceedings. Zollie Steakley of Austin will speak on Business Insurance. Other speakers include Albert Ewert of Houston Julian K. Moore of Waco and Charlie Seay and Charles E. Gaines of Dallas.
Four Austin men will attend the Texas distributors meetings in Houston for Jackson Brewing Company New Orleans and Jax Beer Company Houston. The attendees are Rex Shields John Franzetti David Stegall and Roy Logan.
Kerrville reports that a veterans carpentry school opens November 4 under J. E. McCaleb who heads the Kerr County program. Instructor C. B. Wallace, with two years at Sherman program, leads 26 men already enrolled.
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