New Menard Agent Aids Wool and Mohair Improvement
Billy F. Kidd of Menard joins Agricultural Extension District 7 as associate agent to assist sheep and goat producers in a district wide wool and mohair program. He will work with J. A. Gray and county agents under supervisor R. S. Miller to implement flock selection, grazing plans, breeding stock selection, and market preparation. An area fleece preparation training school for county agents is planned for March at the A&M Adjunct in Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy F. Kidd
Menard
Mason
Kidd
Texas A&m College
Menard County
Veterans Vocational
McCulloch County
A&m
Junction
Gray
Brady Hospital Admission and Discharge Report
D L Waldrop Melvin Miss Joe Karen Sohn and Mrs Ross Huff man both of Brady and Mrs O E Rice Rochelle entered Brady Hospital Sunday. Mrs D Moore Goldsmith J B Mayo Voca Mrs R Capps Mason and Mrs W Ferguson of Brady were discharged from Brady Hospital Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Waldrop
Melvin
Joe Karen Sohn
Ross Huffman
Brady
O. E. Rice
Rochelle
Brady Hospital
D. Moore
Goldsmith
J. B. Mayo
Voca
R. Capps
Mason
W. Ferguson
Flair Styling Shines on 1955 Dodge Royal Series
The 1955 Dodge Royal series four-door sedan features a dash ing hood ornament projected headlight hoods New Horizon swept-around windshield cut back doors flared wheel openings and streamlined rear deck. It uses a Super Red Ram V-8 engine of 183 horsepower and a two-tone paint scheme. The car will be formally shown at Sheffield and Townsend on Wednesday November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gine
Sheffield
Townsend
Plymouth
Sheffield and Townsend
New Bigger Plymouth Quits to Help on Farm
A woman named Bigger Plymouth leaves to assist her husband on the farm and send a child to school. The text notes an opening for a "fat couple" to run the place with modest business. It mentions quitting party Tuesday for Mrs. Howard Blackwell, a polio patient, and planning two quilts to be made as 14 cars line up at 12:50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Blackwell
Heart of Texas Livestock sale steadies stockers and cattle
Stocker cattle remained steady to strong while butcher cows stayed steady to weak on a good run at Heart of Texas Livestock Commission Co. Sale. Sheep market held steady to strong with about 2 000 head. Prices ranged with fat calves 16 to 17.75, yearlings 16 to 17.50, cows 7.50 to 9, bulls 7 to 11.50, stocker calves 10.50 to 17.50, milk lambs 16 to 17.50, lambs 12.50 to 16.50, ewes 4 to 12.50, hogs 19.25 top, packer sows 16.75. Demand was good across classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart
Texas Livestock Commission Co
Mrs. Lucenda Maniquez Dismissed From Medical and Surgical Hospital
Mrs. Lucenda Maniquez of Brady was dismissed from Medical and Surgical Hospital on Thursday. The brief notice provides no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucenda Maniquez of
Brady
Medical and Surgical Hospital
Oat Crop Worries and Local Notes in Fife
Fire in Texas and a quilting party for a polio victim frame a column noting uneven oat crops due to dry weather, upcoming rain, and local farm chatter. The piece lists chicken losses to coons and foxes, opinions on school consolidation, government programs, and mentions a missing gas station and a local milk and bread office run by Mrs. R. L. Fearn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Sam
Fife
R. L. Fearn
Midland couple attends SWTSTC homecoming in San Marcos
Here From Midland Mr. and Mrs. George Robertson and their son, plus the son-in-law and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Weaver, attended the Southwest Texas State College homecoming in San Marcos Saturday where both couples are graduates. Mr. Robertson heads the SWTSTC Exes Club in Midland and they were guests of Dr. Flowers at a luncheon and football game. They visited her parents and other relatives in Brady Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Robertson
Midland
Claude Weaver
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
Robertson
Swtstc Exes Club
Dr. Flowers
Brady
ROTC in Rebel Garb to March In Guard Meet
The University of Texas ROTC detachment will march in authentic Confederate uniform at the 11th annual Texas State Guard Association conference in Corpus Christi November 12 to 14. Maj. Thomas Livingston leads a 10 member squad to the convention city. State guard delegations from about 15 states will discuss organizing a national State Guard association and backing pending federal equipment and training legislation. Principal speakers include Rep. Martin Dies, former Lt. Gov. John Lee Smith, and John J. Bell. Col. Hobart Huson says about 60 guests will attend. State Guard rifle teams will compete Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Texas Army Rotc
Texas State Guard Assn
Corpus Christi
Thomas Livingston
Texas State Guard Reserve Corps
National State Guard Association
Texas
Rep
Martin Dies
Lufkin
John Lee Smith
Lubbock
John J. Bell
Cuero
Hobart Huson
Association
Brady Women Discharged From Medical and Surgical Hospital
Mrs. Herman Rohde and Mrs. H. F. Cauble and Mrs. M. R. Morris with baby and Mrs. E. B. Irby, all of Brady, were discharged from Medical and Surgical Hospital over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Morris
Baby
E. B. Irby
Brady
Medical and Surgical Hospital
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Agricultural Extension Service District 7
Mur
Ural Fox
sYene
Sun
THE
Fort Worth
Star-Telegram
State Paper
Parade Magazine
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Carter
Dodge
Quanah
Edsel Malmstrom, Melvin
S. Bridge ST
Gatesville
Harrison White
Howard Smith
Donald Finlay
Tucker Purcell
E. A. Mitchell
Sidney Coonrod
Mrs. Pearce
Pablo Cortez
Ernest Amarine
Poe
Jas. Finlay, Sr
Tom F. Wright
Cow Creek
Sticks
ROTC
State Guard
J.W. Ragsdale
Optometrist
Brady, Texas
Dial
Herman Rohde of
H. F. Cauble
City Drug CO
Walt Disney
Ev Tecmhnicolor
Marjorie Main
Ruth Namm
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