Army Finds Soldier Thought Dead in Colorado Springs
Private Sammy Dale Malcom 21 of Lawton Oklahoma, missing since August 4, found alive and taken to Camp Carson hospital. Amnesia suspected after he was excused from duty for head pain, clothes found at a beach, neighbors and his brother helped identify him and return him home.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Sammy Dale Malcom
Lawton
Oklo
Camp Carson
Malcom
Public Information Office
Ranch dispersion sale set Sept. 7 at San Gabriel Ranch
Largest dispersion sale of its kind will be held September 7 at 12 30 p m on the San Gabriel Ranch nine miles northwest of Georgetown. Purebred Hereford cattle Angora goats and Rambouillet sheep go to auction led by auctioneer Walter S Britten G R Waddell former owner sells to Curtis Poynor who will reside in Williamson County Lunch will be available featuring WHA Royal Dominionist bloodlines including a herd bull 26 cows with calves bred cows and open heifers 750 Angora goats 75 Rambouillet sheep.
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Georgetown
San Gabriel Ranch
G. R. Waddell
Waddell
Curtis Poynor
Williamson County
Royal Dominonist
Walter S. Britten
Never Lost Faith Despite Misfortunes Judge Bounces Back
San Marcos report highlights Hays County Judge C M Decker known as Judge Charlie born 1891 in Knob Noster Missouri. Overcoming lung infection, family losses, and wartime grief, he built ranching success and became county judge in 1941, now serving a fifth term with debts reduced and strong community ties.
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San Marcos
Hays
C. M. Decker
Charlie
Knob Noster
Sedalia
San Antonio
Old Main Avenue
Southwestern University
Georgetown
University of Texas Medical College
Galveston
Carrizo Springs
Wimberly
Grace Edith Springall
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