Fort Worth Residents Attend Weekend Visits and Show
Larry Peel and Velma Middleton spent the weekend with relatives in Texas. Brady visitors included Durward Fleming and Abbey Carlson. Angelo State student Mackey Kay Morrow joined her mother. San Antonio Stock Show attendees included Mackey Weaver family and several others. Mrs Akins and Mrs Cavin plan to attend the Texas League of Vocational Nurses Workshop at the Rice Hotel in Houston.
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Larry Peel
Fort Worth
Kay Peel
Velma Dee Middleton
San Antonio
Dr. C. Middleton
Velma Morrow
Ean
Mike Carlson
Abby Carlson
W. C. Hutto
Odessa
Joe Bush
Midland
Smith McMorries
Georgia Parks
Leslie Marshall
Pearsall
Arch Jacobson
Marshall
Safeway Reports 1966 Net Income Gains Amid Growth
Safeway Stores Net Income Up. Preliminary 1966 net income totaled 40,747,957 or 2.25 per common share. For 1966 52 weeks sales reached 1,345,186,668, a record and 14 percent higher than 1964. Taxes on 1966 income estimated at 58,045,000 leaving earnings available for common shares at 59,747,957 or 2.35 per share. 2,173 stores operated at year end 1966, up from 2,128 in 1965.
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Texas S&GR backs animal health bill
The Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association backs a proposed bill in the Texas Legislature by Sen. Dorsey B. Hardeman of San Angelo and Rep. Tom Holmes of Granbury. The measure would let the Texas Animal Health Commission permit sheep imports from scabies free states with only an inspection and proof certificate.
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Texas
Dorsey B. Hardeman
San Angelo
Tom Holmes
Granbury
Texas Animal Health Commission
Local residents visit R S Armistead in Melvin
Mrs Verda Wyres and Mrs Jewell Brown of Brady spent Friday afternoon visiting Mr and Mrs R S Armistead. Mrs Sue Pilant discharged from Eden Hospital after several days as patient. Mr and Mrs O T Wells with Tommy and Jimmy attended Howard Payne vs Southwest State College game. Layman Merle Masden spoke at the Baptist association training union event.
Dipping Bill Aims to Liberalize Sheep Imports to Texas
A hearing is scheduled in Austin on Thursday Feb 16 at 9 am before the House livestock and stock raising committee. The bill would permit sheep imports from scabies free states with inspection to ensure slaughter or range use and close a loophole letting unslaughtered sheep enter without follow up.
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Texas
Austin
House
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