Soda Springs Stew Delights Local Event and Registrations
A Soda Springs gathering featured generous dishes by local cooks and a lively afternoon program led by Lila V. Carroll. Performances included Linda Bingham on accordion and various piano and vocal pieces, followed by communal singing. The register lists numerous attendees including families of Vineyard, Gressett, and Morgan, with some names missing from prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Vineyard
Henry Johnston
Soda Springs
Lucille
Bob Gressett
Lila V. Carroll
Linda Bingham
Near the Cross
Bobby Simpson
Reading
Joyce Vineyard
Gragene
Dessie Ann Simpson
Blue Suede Shoes
Zulean Fisher Poyner
Mary Lee Carroll
America
Charlie Carmack
Frank Power
Lester Morgan
Montie Irby Brinson
Cyril Robe
George Sprewvack
D. A. Pittman
Clyde Smith
Protein Level For Dairy Cows
A Missouri feeding test by Ralston Purina shows a 16 percent grain mix works well with varying roughage if fed by weight against milk. Cows on good hay with 16 percent protein rose 1.2 lb daily, while poor roughage with 24 percent protein fell 6.35 lb. another group with 16 percent protein and poor roughage rose 0.6 lb. Lot II gained 19 cents per cow daily over costs, indicating cost efficiency with protein level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston Purina
Missouri
Local Families Listed in Wedding or Notice Lineup
A long list of individuals and family units appears, naming numerous relatives and attendees. Names include Power, Jones, Carmack, Gray, Davis, Evans, Ernest, L. R. Jones, Horace Jones, Lloyd, Robertson, Fisher, Poyner, Chapman, and others, with multiple couples and children. The fragment suggests a social or ceremonial notice with extensive names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Robertson
W.W
Alice Pittman
Jacke Chapman
Tom Brown
Jolene Brown
Edd Bays
Laurence Bays
M. W. Helm
Barton Jones
B. Y. Webb
Gerald Sledge
C. F. Smith
D. A. Carney
P. A. Gressett
J. R. Scott
T. L. Morgan
Harold Beck
W. L. Jordan Jr
Irene Day
Bonnie and
Randy
Tom Wilson
Leon Sledge
Odessa Helm Davis
Eugene Davis
H. G. Simpson
Bobby
Dessa Ann
Gradene
Danwinrar
Edgar Doods
Douglas Gilliam
Alice Barrick
Sam Nichols
Joyce
Genette Haddox
Gertrude Haddox
Flora Nichols
Jim Power
Monselle O’brien
Hugh Coan
Cotton Welch
Ruby Vineyard Webb
Nellie Jones
A. N. Anderson
F. J. Woods
May Vineyard
D. S. Beck
Nettie Grigsby
Ruth Vineyard Fields
Frank Power
Roxia Jones
J. A. Brinson
Charley Carmack
A. H. Gray
H. D. Davis
Wayland Evans
W. R. Power
Martin T. Ernest
Buck Halbrooks
Cerel Robertson
Oscar Fisher
Charles
Barbara Robertson
Cecil Fisher
Ezra Power
Johnny Poyner
C. L. Robertson
J. E. Chapman
I Give You Texas by Boyce House
A nostalgic reminiscence about a circus parade from the author’s school days. The essay laments the decline of parades and reflects on the joy of watching wagons, animals, bands, and calliope music as the community gathered along the route. It contrasts contemporary media with the once eagerly awaited spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Give
Texas
Boyce House
Weather Drought Edges In On Local Livelihood
The drought persists with many tanks and ponds in the area low or dry forcing residents to fetch stock water from wells. Local residents and visitors attended events in Dublin and Comanche including rodeos, parades, and Baptist Association services as families travel across South Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Cooper
Waco
R. H. Coltzer
Dublin
E. R. Palmer
Lee Roy Palmer
Weatherford
Freer
South Texas
Wayne Palmer
Priday
Marsh Springer
Janice
Jerry
Snyder
W. A. Springer
Booth
Albert Ballard
Mark Munselle
Truman Wilson
Paul Davidson
F. A. Munselle
The
Baptist Association
First Baptist
Comanche
Henry Spurger
Wilson
Abilene Residents Report Weekend Visits and Travel
The fragmentary notes show families visiting relatives in Abilene and Fort Worth. Mentions include James and Sherrill families from Houston, LeRoy Sherrill, Jer and Eilene with others, and trips during Labor Day with returns from vacations in New Mexico and Texas towns. The text also references cattle herd movements and a bear report with partial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart Sh
Fort Worth
Sherrill
Fort W. LeRoy Sherrill and Worth
Jer
Eilene
J Worth
Sherry
Terry
Mike
Coleman
J Coleman
Ho Kenneth
Houston
Mizell and
Bryan
the Mart
First child grows faster than any other period
The report notes that during the early years of a child’s life growth outpaces all later stages. It emphasizes rapid physical and cognitive development as key milestones occur in this period.
Pulsed pullets face strain as production climbs
Pullets begin laying under heavy body strain during the first four to five months of production, draining vitality. A balanced Purina laying feed such as Laying Chow is recommended, with Booster Checkers fed daily as a top feed to guard against early drops in egg production.
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Purina
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TEXO
Marlow Dairy Supplies
Bill Gore
Tom Gore
Kind
Dudney
Dry Cleaners
Jess and
Thelma Cuthbertson
New Rea
S. Austin
J. B. Ruth
Mgr
Wason
F. A. Munsell
Abilene
Palmer
Mrs. James
Iton McCullough Herd
Comanche County
Checkerboard News
Burton Bros
Burton
Harry Hogs
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