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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1949

Page

3

Livestock and Agricultural Group Plans Organizing Meeting

The Capital Area Livestock and Agricultural Association will hold a organizing meeting Tuesday at 6 30 p m at Joe Carringtons lodge on the Austin San Antonio Highway. It previews forming a Travis and Central Texas counties group to sponsor livestock events and later mass membership sessions. R E Jones and Claude Voyles host a turkey barbecue.

The Capital Area Livestock and Agricultural Association Joe Carrington Austin-San Antonio Highway Travis Central Texas R. E. Jones Claude Voyles

Liberty Hill's "prescriptioneer" Logan keeps town medicine alive

Eugene Raymond Logan, town health fixture and self styled prescriptioneer, reflects on being Liberty Hill's de facto doctor since G D Ross retired. He recalls license roots from 1907, travels, a dentistry stint in Chicago, and family life with wife and son Raymond. Logan laments modern label laws restricting compounding and notes his varied past from ranch work to poetry. Local agriculture items report rain near Mankin's Crossing, cotton conditions, and fall legume talks led by Blanco County farmers. Watson Brothers Keillor Ranch shows cattle in the National Aberdeen-Angus Show in Dallas, with prize money and sales planned. Bastrop County Extension photos feature Mrs Probst and Mrs Callahan for The Extensioner.

Dave Shanks The Austin American Eugene Raymond Logan Liberty Hill G. D. Ross Linta Wukaus Logan State Board of Pharmacy Texas Chicago Northwestern University College of Dentistry Archer City Delhart Waco van Alystine W. D. Fowler Eden Concho County Dr. Ross Logans Raymond Dallas Mankin Georgetown Keny Wilcox Wilcox Watsons Watson Brothers Keillor Ranch Austin

Smithville Man Injured by Hog

Smithville report details W. A. Werchan injured by a 600 pound Polan-China boar hog during a rain storm while penning the animal. The hog charged and slashed his leg above the boot top, and Werchan received 11 stitches at a local clinic.

Smithville W. A. Werchan Werchan Boots Verchan

Margaret Truman Sets Two Week Tour Starting Atlanta

Maggie Truman will depart for a two week concert tour beginning October 13 with an initial stop in Atlanta. The plan outlined in this notice places her concerts across major cities as she promotes her program and new repertoire.

Maggie Slates New York Margaret Truman Atlanta

Taylor Council and School Board Study Division Meeting

Taylor City Council and Board of Education will meet at City Hall to call a charter amendment election creating a Taylor Independent School district by separating the school from municipal control. A second amendment would allow commissioners to adjust city boundaries without a vote.

Taylor Spl Taylor City Council Board of Education Taylor Independent

Harris Asbestos Workers Strike in Houston

About 250 members of the Asbestos Workers Union Local 22 AFL walk out in Houston in support of a 25 cent hourly wage increase. Secretary Treasurer G H Shipley says no pickets yet but work has stopped at Goodyear Synthetic Rubber, General Tire and Rubber, and Texas City Carbide plants. He notes current pay is $2.25 per hour.

Houston Asbestos Workers Union AFL G. H. Shipley Goodyear Synthetic Rubber Corporation General Tire and Rubber Company Texas City Carbide and Carbon Corporation

Northeast Texas Cops Hunt Missing Veteran

Tyler dispatch alerts honorably described World War II veteran Charles A. Mase missing since Sunday after an amnesia episode. The 36 year old man, 5 8, 200 pounds with dark hair blue eyes wore khaki pants a sport shirt and straw hat when last seen. He reported seeing many buses during a telephone call but could not identify location.

Tyler Texas Charles A. Mase Mase

Retired Farmer Killed By Auto Near Houston

J. B. Greer aged 72, father-in-law of a Houston police homicide chief, was struck and killed by a car near Katy. A Pattison, Waller County resident, he leaves Emma Greer the widow, two sons Bruce and Austin, and two daughters Nan Seber and Mrs Tom Jones. Funeral services set for Pattison Tuesday.

Houston J. B. Greer Katy Pattison Waller County Emma Greer Bruce Greer Austin Greer Kingsville Nan Seber George Seber Tom Jones

Convict Escapes Clemens Prison Farm in Texas

A 28 year old Hidalgo County inmate, Joe Fletcher, escaped from the Clemens State Prison Farm in Brazoria County by sawing through two bars on a second floor window. He is serving 10 years for felony theft. Six other prisoners declined to join. Fletcher previously escaped in 1946 but was recaptured hours later.

Huntsville Hidalgo County Clemens State Brazoria County Joe Fletcher Fletcher

Veterans tax exemptions widen as states expand relief

The National Association of Assessing Officers reports 25 states now offer special property tax exemptions for war veterans. Nine states liberalized exemptions this year, broadening relief for veterans across the nation.

Chicago INS National Association of Assessing Officers

Salary Boosts Voted For Tarrant Officials

Tarrant County commissioners voted to raise salaries for all elective county officials by a total of 19 100 annually. The boosts will take effect in about three weeks.

Fort Worth Tarrant County Commissioners’ Court

Heeding Trends Urged on Youth by Rev Gresham

Rev Perry E Gresham, pastor of Central Woodward Christian Church Detroit, told Texas Christian University students at the fall convocation opening the 77th year to answer three mighty social trends for mankind’s salvation. He cited the world as a central factor shaping youth and called for decisive student action.

Fort Worth Detroit Perry E. Gresham Central Woodward Christian Church University Christian Church Texas Christian University

Four Rare Iris Tubers Offered From Seattle Seller

A listing advertises four rare iris varieties English originations valued up to $4 and a postpaid deal for nine tubers including Gudrun Iris. Varieties named Black Magic Dog Rose Constance Meyer Sunset Gold and an extra offer of two more rare iris with labels. Customer pays postpaid pricing plus department reference 507 G Empress Building Seattle Washington.

Tiger Sound Constance Meyer

Government Power and Population Pressure Debate

A speaker warned of growing government influence and rising population pressure, arguing that power has expanded dramatically and society shows unwarranted faith in the state to meet needs. The remarks frame government as a central modern trend shaping freedom.

Fat Loss Remedy Promises Easy Weight Reduction

A Texas survey highlights Barcentrate as a popular non diet aid that lets people eat what they want but reduces overall intake. The product claims to dehydrate and eliminate excess fat, with a refund if results aren’t seen after the first bottle.

Texas

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Reubens Blanco County Otto Sultemeier L.east Produce Company W. C. Walker Walker Bastrop Building Francis Arnold Extension Service Bastrop County Extensioner Magazine Ernest Probst Earl Callahan Prinus Ditto Companyusiness Mountain Valley Mineral Water A. H. Johns Co E W Willie San Jacinto Harris Asbestos Clemens Orkin Brazos Adv Bire Pineapple Grapefruit General Foods, Inc Rauscher, Pierce & CO Capital Nat. Bk. Bldg Rev. Gresham Canterbury Gardens Dept Empress Seattle, Wash Oer Creameries Oye Life In Eagle Pass San Antonio Nacogdoches George W. Chaney W. G Bill” Chose Dexter S$. Dickson Southwestern Life Insurance Company Frank W. Moore CLA Mgr Otha Walter Staehel, E. J. Tucker Littlefield Bldg St . Life James Ralph Wood Roy F. Leslie South Texas Cathedral
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