Buckholts Community Notes From A Week Of Visits And Travel
Sunshine and no rain favor local farmers as they prepare to harvest. Families share visits from Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri and Louisiana. Sympathies go to the Gibbs family on a son in law's passing. Birthday gatherings, going away parties, and travel tales fill a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyal Arnold
Dearie Arnold
Hattie Schrank
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Frank Garey
Kimberly Lane
Temple
Missouri
G. A. Cockrell
Killeen
Travis Hill
Jo Loftin
Earl Allison
Jack Walzer Sr
Jack Walzer Jr
Edwin Gandy
W. O. Wright
Rogers
Mike Shain
Hey
J. P. Fuchs
Bishop
Johnnie Chuders
Louisiana
Steve i Svetlik
Doris Bean
Melvin Mallovers
Company Reclaims Land After Mining Lignite
Richard L. White of Texas Utilities Generating Co. outlined thorough land reclamation practices at the Texas Council of Chapters of the Soil Conservation Service meeting. He described mining in pits with orderly backfilling and reestablishment of Coastal bermuda grass, overseeded with crimson clover, and noted cycles of two and a half to three years to return land to agricultural or forest use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas Utilities Generating Co
Richard L. White
Texas Council of Chapters
Soil Conservation Service
A&m
White
Texas
Post Oak Savannah
Bermuda
The
Sierra Club
Bob Hope to Headline Hill Country Gala for Nimitz Center
Fredericksburg hosts an August 14 Stars Over Hill Country event led by Bob Hope to benefit the Admiral Nimitz Center. Dr. Vern Spiva, spokesman, cites restoring the famed Hotel and completing center work as key aims of the day honoring Admiral Nimitz, who spent his youth in Fredericksburg and Kerrville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Hill Country
Chiester W. Nimitz
Bob Hope
Hope
Fredericksburg
Admiral Nimitz
Kerrville
Vern Spiva
Spoesman
Admiral Nimitz Center
Spiva
Santa Fe Directors Declare Dividend for 1976 Half Year
Santa Fe Industries, Inc. reports six month net income of 46.2 million or 1.78 per share up 48 percent from 31.1 million and 1.20 per share a year earlier. Second quarter net income 30.1 million or 1.16 per share, up 31 percent from 22.9 million. Six month revenues set a record at 769.5 million, against 668.8 million prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Industries, Inc
John S. Reed
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buckholts
Ther
Frank Malovers
St. Edward Hospital
Edwin Peeler
Waco
Patrice Biehle
Rockdale
San Marcos
Nederland
Frontier Playland
King Size Wallet
Kodak Paper
Grandpa
Grandma
Shugart
Montgonmet Ward
Santa Fe
Milam County
Rosebud Zippersen Drive-In
Burlington Warschak's
Gro. & Market
Ben Arnold
Swanzy Grocery Calvert
Hearne
U'tote’i Food Store
U'tote’m Food Store
Harold's Drive-In
Gro. Hearne Bus Station
Gause
Milano
U’tote
M Food Store
Food Mart
Haus Bavaria U-Tote’m Food Store No. 1
Minerva
Exxon Ser. Sta
Thorndale
Payless Drive-In
Gro. Sloan's Gro. & Market
U’tote’m Food Store
Cameron
Cameron Herald
Electric Industry
Energy Research
Texas Power & Light Company
Abunbant
Tp&l
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