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Newspaper
Austin American
Location
Austin, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1949
Page
11
Hadacol Promise of Vitality and Relief Sold Nationwide
The notice touts Hadacol as a cure for deficiency diseases, claiming thousands benefited after ineffective medicines. It urges readers to try the vitamin mineral tonic, claiming long-term relief and renewed energy, with trial and family sizes priced at 1.25 and 3.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadacol
Smithville Tiger Band Triumphs Despite Loss in Season Opener
Smithville High School’s Tiger Band and drill squad rallied after fundraising by the PTA. They raised about $325 from a minstrel show and additional efforts to cover a $4,011.40 uniform order. Uniforms arrived three days before the opener against the Lockhart Lions, hats arriving the morning of the game. The band, led by drum major Gladys Barina, supported by mascot Betty Sue Hoch, performed in new attire though Smithville lost the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Webster
Austin American
Smithville
Tiger
PTA
Tom Herrington
Mesdames C. K. Mick
M. L. McDowell
Betty Hewatt
Burnett Pharr
L. C. Ramsey
Lockhart Lions
Gladys Barina
Gladys
Betty Sue Hoch
Charles Martin Hoch
Lions
Grain Drills Assigned to Burnet County by LCRA
Two combination grain drills assigned by the LCRA will rotate across Burnet County to aid farmers. From now through Oct 1 they operate in Burnet and Lake Victor under L. C. Ross and Robert Cook. Oct 1 to Oct 15 they move to Marble Falls and Oakalla Red Bud with Alfred Shifflet and W. S. Nichols in charge. After Oct 15 one drill returns to Burnet and the other goes to Bertram under C. W. Smith. Priority for winter legumes and phosphate applies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnet
Burnet County
LCRA
Ellis Taylor
Lake Victor
L. C. Ross
Robert Cook
Marble Falls
Oakalla-Redbud
Alfred Shifflet
W. S. Nichols
Bertram
C. W. Smith
Taylor
Tyrone Power's Wife Recuperating in Paris
Mrs. Tyrone Power the former Linda Christian lost an unborn baby and has been treated at the American Hospital in Paris. A spokesman said she left the hospital but continues recuperation in Paris. The miscarriage occurred last Saturday. the Powers wed last spring in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tyrone Power
Linda Christian
Power
Powers
Rome
Tooz and Pop Run Texas Cafe Scene in Burnet
Agricultural editor notes Burnet culture mirrors New York cafe style with two figures, Toots and Pop Ratliff. Pop, new to Burnet from Bertram, runs Lake Buchanan traffic hub at Highway 270 and offers dining plus fishing tips. The piece also covers mastitis rumors in cattle, a Manor PTA talk, a Georgetown Farm Bureau gathering, and 4-H Club prospects at University Junior High and Baker Junior. Also lists Thursday poultry prices in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Shane
Hee American Burnet
New York
Forrest Paul Pop Ratliff
Burnet
Cafe Socie
Texas
Texas Cafe Society
Houston
Pop
Bertram
Gravel Hill
Florence
Williamson County
Bell County
Tower Lodge
University Junior High School
Austin
Baker Junior
Elgin Students Preferring STSC Elgin
Elgin students head to colleges across the region with Southwest Texas State College in San Marcos the top choice. Names include George Griffin Malcol Scott Eddie Joe Scott Pat Conway and others. Other schools listed are the University of Texas Southwestern University Georgetown and more with diverse students enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Texas
Paul Lundgren Jr
Bernhart Smith
Kenneth Rice
Edward Owens
Jimmie Ivey
Donald Jackson
Howard Jackson
Jackie Lane Wallace Arbuckle Jr
Taylor Metcalfe
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Mary Lynn Webb
Billie Morrison
Enoch Lind Jr
Ray Arbuckle Jr
Joe Bryan Watterson
Edwin O. Lundgren Jr
Norma Mayfield
Texas Lutheran College
Segui
Wise County Oil Field Activity Increase Due FORT WORTH
Oilmen foresee a tremendous increase in activity around the Chico Field in Wise County as a 131 mile Chico to Corsicana pipeline links with Gulf Coast refiners. The pipeline will end slow truck selling, boosting regional production and easing transport costs, according to a Signal Oil and Gas official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Chico Field
Wise County
Gulf Coast
Chico
Corsicana
Signal Oil and Gas Company
Knight to Issue Serence Weekly in Florence
Frank B. Knight of Lampasas announces the launch of a weekly newspaper in Florence with the first issue set for September 23. A Lampasas native and Lampasas High School alumnus, he studied pre law at the University of Texas and worked as a reporter and advertising salesman for the Lampasas Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lampasas
Frank B. Knight
B. C. Knight
Florence
Knight
University of Texas
Lampasas Dispatch
Oil Field Worker Dies From Burns In Texas
Melvin Riley Robison, 32, of Wink, died Tuesday from burns suffered in an oil field accident Monday. Sparks from an electric drill ignited his oil soaked clothing while he pulled the drill from a suction pipe. He was a Gulf Pipe Line Company worker and a World War II Marine veteran of Guam and Iwo Jima. Services will be held Friday in Brock near Weatherford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit
Melvin Riley Robison
Wink
Robison
Gulf Pipe Line Company
Guam
Iwo Jima
Brock
Weatherford
Haynes Sells Llano Saddle Shop to Local Dealers
Llano Sept 20 Andrew Haynes ranchman sold his saddle shop on Ford Street Llano to Long and West saddle shop dealers of Llano and leased the building to the new owners. Haynes will devote full time to ranching and the shop will operate alongside their other Ford Street location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano
Andrew Haynes
Llano Ranchman
Long and West
Ford Street
Haynes
New Burnet Opens Longhorn Motor Co by L D Dickens
A new business opened this week in Burnet. L D Dickens, a local native, launched the Longhorn Motor Company in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Dickens
Burnet
Longhorn Motor Company
Dickens
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Reuitl
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