Local Fair Results Highlight Cakes and Handwork
Kerrville reports at a local fair show numerous first and second place wins in cake decorating and handmade crafts. Notable winners include Mrs. Louie Larsen for several cakes and Mrs. J. Townsend for luncheon sets and crochet work, with many entries across quilts, embroidery, and handwork categories. A final note mentions G F Schreiner's buck with six-point horns and a reflection on potatoes affecting World War era population.
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G A. Obenhaus
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Hulén Aars
Cockler
I O'Shea
Lont Brosd
Voy
A. Halock
Muhthaus
Mrnd
R. Townsend
Misa
Bronstad
Joseph Nelson
Harod
J.B. "Townsend
Olena Solognon
Mary Virginia. Moser
Mildred Rach
Ethel Mae Thompson
Paulineater
Rather Mae Thompson
Mary Virginia Moser
Mildred Rachirg
Oleta Elder
Jane Standerer
Lanelie Schminke
Neutent- Cun
Marianelle Fincher
Doris Jeanlot
Chevrolet Dealers Hit Record Five Year Sales Peak
Mr. Koller heralds a six year sales surge achieved in five years, with 1,849,013 passenger and 342,519 truck sales for Chevrolet during the period. He credits a Quality Dealer Program and structured dealer planning across 45 zones, plus dealer and factory collaboration, as key to enduring growth and policy adoption. The piece also notes Chevrolet’s dealer education efforts and a broad industry impact.
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Merrivale boys crush Goon Creek in midweek game
The Merrivale team defeated Coon Creek 27 to 4 on Wednesday. Poor health and a bruised ankle limited key players but the squad dominated from the start. Prairie Chapel slated for Tuesday’s next matchup, with hopes of returning injured star to the lineup.
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Clifton
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Frances Turvey
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Ralph
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Pred Ludwig
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Erich Thiele
Daniel Preston
Waco
Arthur White
Carl White
Meridian
Wagner Act Headache Solon’s Prediction
A House leader predicted that if the administration sponsors amendments to the Wagner Act next session Republicans and independent Democrats would repeal it. The member said the Wagner Act “is going to be the biggest headache” starting in January. An unrelated UC Medical School amphitheater displays murals of healing and medical progress in California’s history.
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