Central West Texas Announces April Milk Prices and Volumes
The April 1959 report for Federal Order No. 82 shows Central West Texas producers supplying 518 dairy farmers with an average daily intake of 500,001 pounds. The minimum uniform price for 4.0 percent milk is set at 5.33 per hundredweight, with daily deliveries valued at 51.43. Butterfat averaged 3.778 percent. Class I accounted for 86.2 percent of milk. Daily Class I utilization rose, and producer receipts as a share of Class I utilization reached 115.6 percent in March and April 1959.
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Central West Texas i
Bain
Central West Texas
West Texas
Waco Family Visits Relatives Here Over Weekend
Here From Waco Mr and Mrs Lannes Hope and children of Waco visited with relatives and friends here over the week end.
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Waco
Big Spring
Marshall Quinton Cauley and Sons
Richard and
Lynn
W. C. Cauley
Farming today is a business and liability protection
Farmers are urged to secure comprehensive liability insurance from Farm Bureau Insurance to shield farms or ranches from financial liability risks, with agents available locally.
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Farm Bureau
Post Office to Issue 4 Cent Stamp on Soil Conservation
On August 26 the U S Post Office will issue a special four cent stamp to salute progress in soil conservation. The stamp marks a cooperative effort between the U S Department of Agriculture and the Post Office.
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U. O. Post Office Department
Vewa
U.O. Dept
Local Wedding: Miss Hagood Weds Bobby Thomson at East Side Baptist
Miss Wanda Lou Hagood daughter of Mr and Mrs L T Hagood and Bobby Thomson son of Mr and Mrs James Thomson wed at 8 00 pm on Saturday June 6 at East Side Baptist Church Manche along with bridesmaids Lillie Nelson maid of honor and Ann Bumgarner Darla Carol Moore flower girls Beverly Tupin and Debbie Bailey. Best man was Miss Nancy Franks played for the ceremony with Don Lott Alvis Stuteville and Davis Simmons as ushers. Candles lit by Donnie Jones and Kenneth Hagood.
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Wanda Lou Hagood
L. T. Hagood
Bobby Thompson
James Thompson
East Side Baptist Church
Comanche
Howard Johnson
Lingleville
Lillie Nelson
Austin
Ann Bumgarner
Darla Carol Moore
Beverly Tupin
Debbie Bailey
Dawn Roden
Jimmy Nelson
Nancy Franks
Don Lott
Alvis Stuteville
Davis Simmons
Ronnie Stephens
Donnie Jones
Kenneth Hagood
Mar
Felton Kerley Enrolls In Hardin-Simmons Summer School
Abilene reports Felton Newton Kerley son of Mr and Mrs E N Kerley is enrolled in Hardin-Simmons University summer session. The record notes two week terms with 496 students enrolled first six weeks, up 6 percent from last year. Commencement set for Aug 21. staff includes 47 faculty and 5 visiting teachers.
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Abilene
Hedin-Simmons University
Hardin- Simmons
Richard J. Giesse
Abilene State School
Edward Vannee
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H. T. Richardson
Dublin
Peggy
Thomas Gregory
W. A. Gregory
de Leon
Dr. Bradford
First Baptist Church
West
Texas
Southern Farm Bureau Casualty Ins. Co
Don P. Chester
Bobby Thomson
NY Insurance
Virgil Norris
Ando
Firestone Rugriex
Firestone
Dudley Bros
Tom
Eko
Felton Kerley
Hardin-Simmons
McDougal Auction Bern
Southwes
Gail
Ron D Hemphill
Noyes & Co
Tmenty
New York Stock Exchange
Indica
Federated Department Stores
Gimbels
Réars Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Mayment
Marshot
Macy
Burton & Goodsok
West Central Avenue
Tiny Burton
Herb Goods
Maytag
Filter Agilto
Hathicock's
Hepp
John M
Happy) Hathcock, Owl
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