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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1949

Page

11

Frank Fasel Pioneer Dies in Tyler at 76

Frank Fasel Sr., 76, longtime Milam county pioneer and former farmer, died Thursday at his son Frank Fasel Jr.’s Tyler home while visiting. Funeral arrangements were pending with Green Funeral Home as his body was being returned to Cameron. Fasel had farmed in Jones Prairie and lately lived in Milano.

Frank Fasel, Sr Milam County Frank Fasel Tyler Cameron Green Funeral Home Fasel Jones Prairie Milano Frank Fasel, Jr Texas Department of Public Safety

Homecoming Event for Yoe High Ex-Students October 14

The 1950 Yoe High School graduating class invites alumni and Cameron patrons to an open house from 1:45 to 3:45 p.m. in the Yoe High Gym and a homecoming football game versus Taylor at 8:00 p.m. on Friday October 14, 1949. No formal program or invitations planned. Albert Collins, president, Ex-Students Association.

Yoe High School Cameron Yoe High Taylor Yee High

Falls County Retains Unit System By Big Majority

Falls County appears to keep the unit system for road and bridge work after unofficial results show 1 141 to 313 in favor of retaining the unit method. Votes counted from Marlin Lott Rosebud and Chilton indicate strong support for the current arrangement with supervision by a hired registered engineer. The commissioner's court would still approve appropriations under either system.

Marlin Falls County Road and Bridge Department Lott Rosebud Chilton Commission

Edwin Lehmann Ill in Newton Memorial Hospital

Friends announce Edwin Lehmann is ill and receiving treatment at Newton Memorial Hospital.

Edwin Lehmann Newton Memorial Hospital

Walker charged with murder in Voltin death case near Rosebud

Leroy Walker, 23, a former employee of Alvin Voltin, was charged with murder in the fatal shooting of Voltin at the Red Circle Night Club near Rosebud 17 months earlier. Sampson deputies, Camp Hood personnel, and local constables aided in the arrest and transport to jail with bond set at $5,000.

Marlin Leroy Pete) Walker Alvin Voltin Rosebud Brady Pamplin Walker Voltin Camp Hood Woodrow Powers Ray Stewart Sam Cox Killeen Pamplin Red Circle Temple Barclay Walton Austin Justice of the Peace W. J. Jenkins

Mrs Elizabeth Weber Visits Mr and Mrs Frank Dink

Mrs Elizabeth Weber of Galveston is spending the week visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Dink.

Mrs. Elizabeth Weber Galveston Frank Dink

105 Texas laboratories qualify for new blood test law

The state health officer Dr. George W. Cox said 105 Texas laboratories have qualified to perform blood tests under the new marriage law effective Wednesday. The tests are required for all marrying couples, with Milam county couples traveling to Temple for service. judges may issue permits to bypass the law.

Austin George W. Cox Texas Cox Milam County Temple

Rivers of Grass and the Livestock Economy

The piece describes grass fed cattle and lambs moving to markets in October, some directly to meat-packing plants and others to feed lots. It emphasizes grass as the nation’s meat raw material and Swift & Company as a key market mover. It notes 18 000 meat packers nationwide and the price driven by supply and demand. It ends with a contrast between communist and capitalist views.

United States Chicago Ft. Worth Denver Swift & Company

Your Markets for Meat

In the early republic, livestock were raised near consumption, but population growth shifted production west of the Mississippi while two thirds of people live east. Bridging the 1000 mile gap requires processing and distributing meat nationwide. Swift & Company and other packers supply retailers nationwide, enabling national demand to set prices beyond local markets.

Mississippi Nationwide Meat Packers Swift & Company United States

No proper headline from the fragmentary cattlemen note

A fragmented excerpt from a Sandhills cattle association speech emphasizes ranchers feeders processors distributors and consumers as essential to the beef supply chain. The text quotes Sam R. McKelvie praising practical service over politicians and references Gulliver's Travels.

Menind Gulliver

Engagement announced for Peggy Posey to Edward Manley

Mr and Mrs Ross Posey announce the engagement of their daughter Peggy to Edward Patrick Manley son of Mr and Mrs G W Manley of Minerva The couple plans a forthcoming wedding in the near future.

Ross Posey Peggy Edward Patrick Manley G. W. Manley Minerva

Garner Family Visits Brookshire With Gohmert Relative

Capt. and Mrs. W. H. Garner and their baby joined L. F. Gohmert for a weekend visit to G. W. Buller in Brookshire. Buller is Gohmert’s father-in-law.

W. H. Garner Baby L. F. Gohmert G. W. Buller Brookshire Mr. Buller

Women students named as fall term assistants at TW

Miss Patsy Eleanor Esslinger among 173 Texas State College for Women students chosen to serve as student assistants in college departments and administration for the upcoming fall term.

Patsy Eleanor Esslinger Texas State College For

Poor Forage Supplement by Robert D Rasmussen

A scholarly supplement discussing forage quality and livestock nutrition by Robert D Rasmussen from New Mexico A and M College. The work analyzes feed efficiency, protein content, and regional forage variations to aid ranch management decisions.

Robert D. Rasmussen New Mexico A. & M. College R. D. Rasmussen California Arizona New Mexico Agricultural Experiment Station

Martha Logans Sausage and Corn Bread Recipe

A historical recipe by Martha Logans for a sausage and corn bread dish serving six. It uses pork sausage meat, sour milk, an egg, and drippings, mixed with dry ingredients and baked in a hot oven until browned. Serve hot as a main luncheon dish.

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