Bartlett Women Picking Cotton Rescue Effort Grows
In Bartlett on September 28 a notable number of town women joined farmers to harvest cotton. Prices ranging from 2.50 to 3.50 per hundredweight drew many, with reports of some picking 900 pounds a day or more.
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Bartlett
FASTEETH advertised denture powder promise
Denture users are urged to use FASTEETH a alkaline non acid powder to keep plates in place reduce wobble and odor. The ad claims better security and comfort while noting it fights denture odor and directs readers to buy at drug stores.
Outdoor cook Don Bridges hailed as Texas top expert
A Texas outdoors feature profiles Don H Bridges Sr of Marble Falls praised as the outstanding outdoors cook in the state. He jokes about his secret sauce, recalls contest wins with his wife, and notes he prefers goat and chicken to beef. Bridges works with the Lower Colorado River Authority in Marble Falls.
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Austin American
Don H. Bridges Sr
Marble Falls
Texas
Lone Star State
Gus
Modest Michel
Bridges
Don
Llano County
Burnet County
Lower
Colorado River Authority
the American Statesman
Texas A&m
San Antonio
Georgetown FFA boys begin Wyoming observation project
Georgetown High FFA launches a nine month livestock study with a two day project show at San Gabriel Park. The top student will win a week long trip to Wyoming Hereford Ranch in Cheyenne and tour Monfort and other breeding operations. Local committee includes Sam Harris Sr Lee Karr and Herbert Sullivan.
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Georgetown
FFA
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Georgetown High
Sam Harris Sr
Lee Karr
Herbert Sullivan
Monfort
Greely
Cole
San Gabriel Park
J. H. Greenway
Wilburn Law
Jerry Cassens
Hampshire
D. Morgan
Jersey
Jack Fowler
Bill Hoffman
Don Irvin
Corriedale
Jimmy Nunnery
Otis Persons
Boyce Sudduth
S. G. Snowden
Gene Landry
Buz Lyons
Raymond Zach
Winfred Walden
Jack Powers
Tommie Williams
Reuben Nord
Norman Pecht
George Albert Peterson
A. H. Fennie
Richard Jackson
Wilburn Laubach
Johnny Melton
Richard Moore
Lonnie Reager
Dale Thornton
Bobby Williams
FFA Boys
Francis Blake
Hen lays 55 billion eggs stretching from New York to San Francisco
A grand figure states the annual egg production as 55 billion, claimed to be enough to pave a 750 foot wide road from New York to San Francisco, highlighting the scale of poultry output.
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New York
San Francisco
Smithville Garden Club Plans Library Book Purchase
The Smithville Garden Club meets at the Ragsdales for its season opener with Miss Willie Birge of Austin as guest speaker on Iris culture. Members hear horticultural notes and discuss the club's plan to buy new books for the City Library this fall and winter.
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Smithville
W. W. Bethel
H. B. Cox
H. E. Cocker
Frank Crume
Albert Crawford
C. M. Hoch
Dora Hudson
D. R. Johnson Jr
Jack Logue
Edmond Leuschner
M. L. McDowell
Della Marrs
C. K. Mick
W. G. Painter
Claude Patton
Leonard Rae
Tuck Reader
J. W. Skinner
R. A. Sawyer
T. J. Smith
H. R. Tidwell
W. T. Tippen
Robert Tullis
Olin C. Fite Jr
M. J. Tillman
Clyde Vanston
L. R. Wesson
R. M. Waugh
T. M. Simmons
Bastrop
Yellow Cat Fishing Texas Style to Feature in National Magazine
Former Georgetown publisher Sam E. Harris sells a feature article to a national sports magazine. The piece, Yellow Cat Fishing Texas Style, aims to show the Colorado River yellow cat as a sporting fish with action and thrills attracting Marble Falls crowds. Harris, ex Blackland Reporter publisher, will have four features in Sports Afield, The Western Horseman, The Cattleman, and Texas Farm and Ranch.
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Georgetown
Texas
Sam E. Harris
Colorado
Harris
Marble Falls
Blackland Reporter
Cattleman
Texas Farm and Ranch
Llano
Remove Old Paint From Surfaces Before Repainting
The instructions emphasize removing all loose and peeling paint from the surface before painting. Ensure the surface is dry and free of moisture prior to applying a new coat. Follow sanding or scraping steps to create a smooth, sound base for the new paint layer.
Rats Wasteful Damage Highlighted in Quote
The article emphasizes that rats cause the greatest harm not by eating but by wasting food and resources, underscoring industrial and urban risks.
Smithville High sees third of class enroll in college
About 33 percent of the 49er Club at Smithville High School will attend higher learning this fall. Of 12 graduates, Bryson Bardee and George Burns go to Texas A&M College, Frankie Adamcik to the University of Texas at Austin, Bobby Hart Joe Shafer and Robert Bonardon to Blinn College, Zantha Bennett to Southwest Texas State.
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Smithville
Smithville High School
Bryson Bardee
George Burns
Texas A&m College
College Station
Frankie Adamcik
University of Texas At Austin
Bobby Hart
Joe Shafer
Robert Bonardon
Blinn College
Brenham
Zantha Bennett
Southwest Texas State
College at San Marcos and Austin business schools noted
San Marcos colleges and Austin business schools are listed with instructors and administrators including Bobby Lynn Jo Ann Yancey Iverine Blaschke Vella Mach and Mildred Meath highlighting Nixon Clay and Durham establishments.
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San Marcos
Bobby Lynn
Jo Ann Yancey
Nixon-Clay Business College
Austin
Iverine Blaschke
Durham Business College
Vella Mach
Mildred Meath
Business Schools
Five Million Driving Trucks
More than five million Americans work as truck drivers across the United States, reflecting the sector's large workforce and transportation role. The figure highlights the scale of trucking jobs and the industry's labor demand.
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