Texas A&M Muster Commemorates 52nd Anniversary at Lake Bancs
The 52nd annual April 21 Muster honors Aggies who have passed away. Cox, elected chairman for 1956, calls on students to attend next year’s event. The ceremony, a long standing tradition at Texas A&M College, gathers Aggies and families across venues to pay tribute and homage.
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Texas
Lake Bancsomanche
Texas A&m
Texas A&m College
Battle of
San
Houston
Cox
Yster
Fmen
Comanche Hosts District I O O F October Meeting
A. B. Smith of Comanche, president of the West Central Texas I O O F and Rebekah Association, announces the October gathering hosted by Comanche I O O F Lodge and the local Rebekah Lodge. Delegations from Ballinever, Bangs, Coleman, De Leon, Winters, Brownwood, Dublin and others are expected. state officers may attend. A recent De Leon association meeting drew a large delegation and was deemed a success.
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Comanche I. O. O. F
Rebekah Lodge
Texas
Rebekah Association
A. B. Smith
Comanche
Ballinever
Bangs
Coleman
de Leon
Winters
Brownwood
Dublin
Smith
Association
4-H Winners In Food Contests At County Fair
Winners in the County 4-H Dairy Foods Contest were announced Saturday April 16. Reta Richman won first place for an individual Bacon N Cheese Rice Dish. Mary and Martha Haynes won first place as a team with Creamed Ham and Eggs. Other participants included Ann Holland Susie Cook Eldora Fleming Barbara Harris Virginia Isham Doris Oliver Cornelia Cook Nancy and Geneva Richman. Reta and the Haynes sisters will represent the elimination contest in Hamilton on May 7. A separate note reports dehydrated sewage sludge proved unsatisfactory as a protein source in steel fattening rations.
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Reta Richman
L. M. Richman
Rt. 2
de Leon
Reta
Mary
Martha Haynes
S. N. Haynes
Sipe Springs
Ann Holland
Comanche
Susie Cook
Sidney
Eldora Fleming
Barbara Harris
Virginia Isham
Gustine
Doris Oliver
Cornelia Cook de Leon
Nancy
Geneva Richman
Hamilton
Deferred Grazing Faster Than Reseeding For Pasture Return
Ranchers weigh reseeding native pastures depleted by drought against deferred grazing as a quicker, cheaper method. Texas A&M Extension Service notes reseeding only pays if less than about 15 percent of desirable grasses remain and often requires soil prep.
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Fred Walker
Texas A & M Extension
Harold Denny
Charlie Denny
Mesdames
Veda Bryant
Earline Cox
Jnby Clark
Jewell Denny
Billie Hardgrove
Lelia Holden
Santa Fe Carload Figures for Week Ending April 23 1955
Santa Fe carloading for the week ending April 23 1955 totaled 23 668 cars, up from 20 108 in the same week of 1954. Cars received from connections reached 13 28 and 190 last year, while total cars moved rose to 36 951 from 31 398. The prior week this year saw Santa Fe handle 36 011 cars.
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Santa Fe
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Dena Evridge Ily
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Texas Power & Light Company
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Winnie Wyche
Maude Robinson
Grand Prairie
Mrs
Kenneth Dutton
Mr. Dutton
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Waring Insurance Company
GiSenes
Milady
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Buick
Riviera
Smith Motors
Comanche, Texas
Clarence Jones
Farm Bureau Casualty Insurance Company
Farmers Liability, and Life
Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
Board of Insurance Commissioners of Texas
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