Verona and Cameron linked by history and architecture
In Italy, Dr Myles Glenn presented a paper in Verona, a Renaissance city with Roman roots. The piece notes Cameron’s 130 year history, Milam County’s early formation, and the idea of a local museum highlighting Greek, Roman, Victorian and modern styles as Cameron looks to mirror Verona’s historic continuity.
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Betty
Myles Glenn
Italy
Verona
Europe
Cameron
Milam County
Milam Land District
Texas
Directory of names by town and state in Milam County
A list of individuals and associated organizations across multiple Texas towns and states including Buckholts Rockdale Taylor Hearne Center Point Wilmer Fort Worth and Dallas. The roster mentions health officials insurers agencies merchants and residents such as Mrs Nesbitt Mrs Zalesky Mr Fox Mr Henson and Mr Kratochvil among others.
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Monroe Corbin
R. G. Tumlinson
Leo Hawkins
Niley J. Smith
Clara Marak
Florence Shelander
W. B. Junek
Lee McLane
Blanche Pierce
Odie Malone
Arnett Zelisko
J. A. Hudson
Susie Atkinson
Lula Wilkerson
Buckholts
B. J. Jones
Jerry Lesikar
Theo Mikulec
Rockdale
Palmetto Dodge Corp
Ervin J. Hollas
Paul Curry
Austin
Central Brazos Valley
Beverly O. Walker
G. V. Schuh
Taylor
W. B. Scarbrough
Houston
Edgar Zander
David F. Kratochvil
John Gurecky
N. R. Sheffield Graham
Warren Rinn
Dallas
A. D. Lamm
Beaumont
E. C. Balhera
Channelview
Elmer Dennis Jr. Hearne
L. Kruse
L. E. Thompson Wilmer
Eugene J. Jistel
Fort Worth
Dan Henson
San Antonio
Miss Isabell Messimer Milano
Albert Melton
Rogers
Wallace O. Wright
Alvin Fuchs
Temple
W. B. Prater
Michael McMattan
Abilene
Walter H. Fuchs
Wichita Falls
J. K. McCarthy
Georgia
D. G. Obermiller
Iowa
Gary Kleypas
Oklahoma
Lonnie Baker
England
Victor J. Vaculin
New York
A. DiGirolamo
A. W. McGuire
Rockdale Oil Test Eases Depth on S. P. Peebles Well
A 16 000 foot Smackover deep oil test seven miles east of Lexington is reportedly easing its hold to about 6 000 feet. The No 1 S P Peebles well sits on a 50 acre tract owned by Mrs Thomas Underwood of Rockdale and was spudded August 28. Amoco Production Co operates the well with Locklin Brothers as drilling contractors.
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Lexington
S. P. Peebles
Thomas Underwood
Rockdale
Amoco Production Co
Locklin Brothers
Anderson Mill subdivision proposed near Cedar Park
Williamson County commissioners hear plans for Anderson Mill a private community five miles south of Cedar Park west of US 183 and south of FM 260 with schools churches shopping areas and 85 million in development drawing about 10000 new residents over ten years.
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Capitol Area Planning Council
Commissioners Court
Williamson County
Anderson Mill
Cedar Park
US 183
Family Planning Program to Offer Free Birth Control in Brazos Valley
The Department of Health Education and Welfare granted 75000 dollars to Brazos Valley Community Action Program to expand into seven counties. A mobile van will transport clinic equipment staff and patients to various Brazos Valley locations.
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Burleson County
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Brazos Valley
Predator Hearings Planned in Lampasas and Fort Stockton
A Texas House committee will hold public hearings on predatory animals in Lampasas on Wednesday October 10 at 10 a.m. and in Fort Stockton on Friday September 28. Agricultural groups say the problem nears emergency level for livestock.
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Lampasas
Texas House of Representatives
Fort Stockton
Meat Prices From the 1930s Spark Brittle Memories
A Houston Chronicle clipping from December 1930s grocery ads shows round steak 19 cents a pound, chuck roast 12 cents, prime rib 15 cents, bananas 12 cents a dozen, apples 15 cents a dozen, Colorado potatoes 10 pounds for 19 cents. Also ground beef 9 cents, onions 3 pounds for 10 cents, new potatoes 5 pounds for 12 cents, pork chops 25 cents, bacon 25 cents, sardines and cans priced, eggs 29 cents a dozen, and seafood like shrimp 12 cents a pound Gulf trout 18 cents, oysters 49 cents a quart.
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The
Houston Chronicle
Friendship
Herald
Leroy Guillote
Colorado
Houston Man Killed in Milano Area Traffic Crash
Milam County reports its first traffic fatality of the year. Robert John Martin of Houston died at the scene in a head on collision with a tractor truck driven by Harvey Van Scroggins of Hutto on Highway 36 two miles south of Milano at about 8 30 a m. Scroggins was uninjured and Martin's body was taken to Phillips and Luckey Funeral Home in Rockdale.
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Milam County
Houston
Milano
DPS
Leroy Broadus
Robert John Martin
Harvey van Scroggins
Hutto
Martin
Justice of the Peace
Jim Swanzy
Scroggins
Phillips and Luckey Funeral Home
Rockdale
ASAP Survey To Cover County
Dates for the annual CTASAP household surveys in Belton run September 16 through 22. The effort seeks public attitudes toward the drinker driver problem and gathers demographic data via questionnaires as part of CTASAP research and evaluation. Volunteer driver surveys have begun in CTCOG seven county regions with more planned.
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Belton
Central Texas Alcohol Safety Action Project
Ctasap
CTCOG
Seven County
Cattle Run at Livestock Auction Falls Short of Expectation
The Thursday cattle run at the local auction was near 670 head, far below last year's 860 and above the prior week’s 125 extreme. Feeder steers averaged 78 to 83 dollars, steer calves steady, heifer prices up, and hog prices up with barrows gilts at 47.80 to 48.25 and sows 40 to 43.25.
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U. S
Football Scores From Friday Night Mayhem Part One
Local grid results show Buckholts toppled Cameron 24 to 14 while Milano fell 6 to 40 against Rogers. Gatesville routed Belton 7 to 21, West lost 3 to 21, Lampasas edged Hearne 15 to 38, Rockdale blanked Gustine 0 to 48, Jarrell defeated Academy 32 to 0, Marlin lost 0 to 18, Taylor shut out Rosebud Lott 0 to 27, Fredericksburg beat Waco High 7 to 20.
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Cameron
Buckholts
Milano
Rogers
Gatesville
Belton
West
Rockdale
Gustine
Jarrell
Academy
Marlin
Statewide food stamp program to replace commodities in Milam
Edwin J Tyroch announces the Texas Department of Public Welfare will implement a state administered food stamp program starting November 1 1973 in Milam County. The plan replaces the commodity foods program and is funded by a 7.7 million dollar 1972 legislature appropriation.
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Milam County
Edwin J. Tyroch
State Department of Public Welfare
Temple
Tyroch
Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
West 6Th
Food Stamp Office
Lloyd Lamere
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