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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1957
Page
6
Jack Jackson former Junior School coach will relocate to La Porte Friday afternoon to take a ninth grade coaching position after completing the final swimming class of the Summer Youth Recreation program. His family has already moved.
A fragmented notice asks locals not to hesitate to obtain a paper by asking for a neighbor. It mentions reaching someone at 5008 and implies assistance in delivery or access to the newspaper. The readable lines suggest a request related to ensuring delivery.
A speaker thanked all who aided the children’s trip to Cuero and guests, noting a pleasure in hosting the troupe and looking forward to future appearances. The article mentions New Orleans as the Crescent City and references the Mississippi River bend.
The Red Cross aims to hold a September countywide meeting to explore raising funds to sustain operations through March. Mrs. Manion notes low backing may stem from public unawareness of daily work and weekly expenses. She explains interstate support and emergency furloughs for servicemen and how funds are distributed to disaster areas.
August 21 report notes steady prices for corn and milo with several regional details. Yellow ear corn at 1.00 per bushel, milo 1.65 per 100 lbs, yellow shelled corn 1.25 per bushel, Hepgira 1.65 per 100 lbs. Texas and East Texas broilers prices around 20 cents per pound with mixed supplies and demand. Science-based market snapshot from Austin, Waco and regional notes.
New York and New Orleans cotton quotes show declines with Oct and Dec futures down. USDA livestock summary from Fort Worth notes mixed cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep trading with uneven, spotty demand and price ranges across categories.
Cuero's Recreation plans an exhibition featuring Robert DeLeon Franklin Calk Ronnie Rusche Roger Kirkwood Bob Patton and Tommy Seger. Cast includes Pat Laake Bobby Corbel Lenette Ruschaupt James Ladner and Rolf Lippke Manuel Longe Mando Saenz Lupe Torres David Perez Joe Ramirez. Decoration committee led by Sally Lewis with Ann Smith and Barbara Wieland assisting. Brooks urged attendance at the final dance of the year.
ERS AND SONS ON STOCK EXCHANGE CHICAGO England report notes Levett father and son combining to 2b years of service on the Midwest Stock Exchange. David Skall, former president of the Cleveland Stock Exchange at its 1910 merger with Chicago. Ralph W. Davis and son Scott Davis hold 435 years as the longest Midwest pair and run their own firm.
New darch New darch Mr and Mrs Henry Flores welcomed a daughter at Bohman Hospital and Clinic at 4 15 am weighing 7 lbs 12 ozs. Yorktown sees two more daughters and a son born August 19 16 and 13 at Yorktown Memorial Hospital with names Tommy Gene and Roger Dale. Academics was the name given to a series of philosophers who taught at the Athenean Academy.
The Chamber offers Cayce Moore items at a price of $1.50 each, available to members and nonmembers alike. Purchases can be made through Chamber officers and directors C. J. Riebschlager, Joe Fuchs, and Dewey.
A fragment lists Oscar Adickes Scherre and Maurice Aronateln among others and notes they may be purchased from Bob Lewis at the Rialto or Werner Kautz at Stand. The text reads as a partial inventory of individuals and resale points connected to a local theater.
Fragmentary OCR notes show W C Krueger associated with the REA office or chamber office. No further context or dates provided.
The term abracadabra appears in writings from the second century used to ward off fevers inflammations and agues. Early uses framed it as a protective charm in medical beliefs.
Cuero Lodge No 409 AF and AM meets the second and fourth Thursday each month at 8 00 p m Visiting brothers are welcome Geo C Ware W M Q O A Zimmerman Secretary
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