Local Fair Grain Sorghums and Crop Winners List
The document records award results from a fair showing grain sorghums and other crops. Winners include First and Second places in 10 heads categories for Hegari Yellow Mile Texas B H Kafir and Red Top, with multiple shoutouts to exhibitors such as Bill Storey, T McGregor, Dee Hitt, J Fuller, Alvin Plachy, Roy Mabry, and others for crops like onions peppers pumpkins watermelons corn and beekeeping displays. It lists class results across sorghum varieties, cotton crops, and assorted farm products with exhibitors and prize standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. McGregor
Bill Storey
Texas B. H. Kafir
J. Fuller
Feterita
Bill Story
Grahama
Texas
B. H. Kafir
T. C. McGregor
Hegar
Yeomen Edge Ducks In Rain soaked Conference Clash
In a muddy game at Cameron the Yeomen defeated the Ducks 12 to 6 after a late clutch drive. Frank Perrin and Breeding were standout contributors with key interceptions and a 65 yard return setting up Cameron's second touchdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breeding
McLean
Joe
Cameron
Frank Perrin
Douglas
Perrin
Gilbert
Veal
Yeomen and Ducks Battle on Wet Field for First Down Rally
Smith and Joe McLean led repeated carries and short gains as the Yeomen threatened near the Ducks goal line. Interceptions, fumbles, and incomplete passes followed in a tense drive as rain made the ball slippery and both sides pressed for advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
McLean
Joe
Joe McLean
Peck
Stewart
Gilbert
Douglas
Hejl
Earl Peck
Shirley McLean
Yeomen
Stanislaw
Breeding
Cain
Johnson
Ermis
Smith
Local Social News From Ad Hall Area Family Visits
Mr and Mrs Henry Schattle and family visited Will An derle. Ernest Clement visited Julius Hertenberger. Roman Marak and son visited Albert and Agnes Krenek. Lillie Anderle visited Annie Hample. Shhrader of Schulenberg visited Joe Winkler. Adolph Hanké of Cross Plains visited his mother Agnes Gerick and brother Joe Gerick. Frances Tomacek and Lillie Kamenicky visited May Gerick. Louie Gerick of East Benard visiting Joe Gerick Sr. Adolph Kamenicky Frank Horlica and Joe Gerick Jr attended a rodeo at Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Clement
Julius Hertenberger
Roman Marak
Albert Krenek
Lillie Anderle
Annie Hample
Shhrader of
Schulenberg
Joe Winkler
Adolph Hanké
Cross Plains
Agnes Gerick
Joe Gerick
Frances Tomacek
Lillie Kamenicky
May Gerick
Louie Gerick
East Benard
Adolph Kamenicky
Frank Horlica
Taylor Sunday
Sunday visits at Gerick home noted in local outreach
Those in the home of Joe Gerick Sr Sunday were Mrs Mary Heitman, Mr Ed Richter and Mr and Mrs Joe Zarosky. Mr John Ermis visited Mrs Will Kamenicky Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gerick, Sr
Mary Heitman
Ed Richter
Joe Zarosky
John Ermis
Will Kamenicky
Sharp News: Sharp Loses to Lexington 38 13
The Sharpe Yellow Jackets were defeated by Lexington Friday with a 38 to 13 score. Herbert Schroeder of College Station recently visited Sharp and is enrolled at A and M. F. A. Davis, a prominent local farmer, was mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp
Lexington
Sharpe Yellow Jackets
Herbert Schroeder
College Station
Farmers Gather To Learn Economy For 1936 At Sharpe School
A meeting of farmers from the Sharpe school district was held Saturday night at the Sharpe school house. The session aimed to teach efficient farming practices to cut costs in 1936 compared with the current year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leo Fuchs
Onions
Gordon Lowe
Lowe
R. B. Self
Will Horlica
Dave Robinson
H. E. Fuchs
Will Schwartz
Clarence Kornegay
G. McDonald
Herbert Dennis
S. Storey
Burkett, Mahan
Rockdale
FFA Boys
Henry Helpert
E. Graham
Walter Fuchs
Lawrence Zotz
J. R. Bailey
Roy Mabry
James Fuller
Miller
John Henderson
Bruce Jennings
Gallon Cowpens
Oscar Robbins
Bill Sto
M. J. Zarosky
A. G. Kunz Planing Mill
Cameron, Texas
Taylor
Ducks
Orsak
Frank Ermis
Billie Marek
James L. Coleman
Newspaper Service For
Central Texas
Penak
John Davis
AD Hall News
Henry Schattle
Will Anderle
Hefley-Stedman Motor Company
Plymouth
National Remedy Co
New York
Draughon
Business College OF Houston
Draughon’s Business College
Houston, Texas
Tam
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!