Garden prep and tips from Cuero residents
Mrs Nettie V Dean starts spring gardening with a hotbed of tomato boxes and suggests walnut shells as fertilizer. Cuero visitors include Mrs Isabelle Warwas and Mrs Helen Lemoa from Meyersville. The Cuero Fire Station is being renovated using the verti cutter to remove excess grass for mulch and cattle feed. Lost shotgun reported on Smith Ranch road. recipient Lem Duderstadt. The Rev Willie Mueller and family visit Meyersville, then Corpus Christi. Congratulations to Mrs Ollie Castellone and Jim Reiffert on upcoming birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie V. Dean
Cuero
John B. Hudgeons
C. R. Reese
Erwin Kasper
Johnny Grunder
Hudgeons
Willie Mueller
Pipestone
Minn
Royal Brown
Meyersville
Birthday greetings for Mrs. W. E. Copenhaver
The notice wishes Mrs. W. E. Copenhaver a happy birthday today and reports Mrs. Wanda Reuss returning from a business trip to Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Reuss
Dallas
VICA Chapter Sets Meeting at Cuero High School
Members of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Cuero High School chapter will meet at 7 p.m. Monday in the vocational building. Everitt Bittick is the club advisor and teacher coordinator of the VICA program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vocational Industrial Clubs of America
Cuero High School
Everitt Bittick
VICA
Local Grain Market Cuero Cash Grain Prices
Courtesy listing from Hansen Feeds and Supply notes Cuero market bids for corn and ear corn. Ear corn at 1.05 per bushel and shelled corn at 1.25 per bushel with details terse and market oriented.
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CUERO
San Antonio Livestock Report Weekly Prices
Cattle and calves show mixed changes with slaughter cows weak to mostly 50 lower while slaughter bulls calves hold steady and yearlings rise. Good 600 700 lb slaughter steers and heifers 27.75 29.00 with cows 19.10 20.70 and bulls 25.10 29.10. feeders gain 50 1.00. hogs rise for barrows and gilts 75 higher. sows 50 1.00 lower. sheep steady with 115 lb lambs at 21.00 and 70 80 lb feeders mostly 21.00. Goats lack price test.
DeWitt County to Select Depository for TEA Funds
DeWitt County Commissioners Court will choose a depository for County Texas Education Agency funds at the first February meeting on Monday February 8 1971. Interested parties may obtain bid forms from the office of the DeWitt County Judge.
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DeWitt County
Poliwogs a Busy Ad Sheet for Trips and Local Notices
Community notices include a potential April New York trip package with Brantiff and Broadway shows priced at 450 dollars. Local interests mention graduation invitations due February 1, inventory clearances, staff changes, football draft chatter, mug shots, and birthday wishes. Also health alert from American Cancer Society on warts and sores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brantiff
St. Moritz
Admissions and dismissals at Tacana Cuero Community Hospital
Tacana Cuero Community Hospital lists admissions for Johnny Ray Tim mons Maxine Williams Charlie Lee Yvone Sasse Stephen Cervantes and Katherine Klein. Dismissals include T A Reuss and Jo Ann Hahn. Saul Emmer owner of Sol s Cut Rate Liquors in Baltimore says Wednesday was unusual as his store was not held up. he had been robbed Monday and Tuesday, the 12th such incident since April, with suspects captured during the Monday and Tuesday robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Community Hospital
Johnny Ray Timmons
Maxine Williams
Charlie Lee
Yvone Sasse
Stephen Cervantes
Katherine Klein
T. A. Reuss
Jo Ann Hahn
Baltimore
Saul Emmer
Sol’s
Cut Rate Liquors
Emmer
Ex-Cueroite Becomes Park State Bank Director
Youree Posey former assistant cashier at Farmers State Bank in Cuero who later became cashier at Park State Bank in Woodland Park Colorado was elected a director at Park State Bank during its annual meeting this month. He will continue as cashier and sent a letter to The Record with his subscription payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youree Posey
Farmers State Bank
Cuero
Park State Bank
Woodland Park
Colorado
Posey
Park State Bank Board of Directors
Youth Injured In Accident Near Cuero Yorktown
Johnny Ray Timmons 19 of Rt. 2 Yorktown is listed in satisfactory condition at Cuero Community Hospital after his pickup left a county road 10.8 miles southeast of Cuero and struck a tree. He told Trooper Dobbins he may have fallen asleep at the wheel. the vehicle was a total loss. The crash happened in the Ratcliffe area between Cuero and Yorktown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Ray Timmons
Rt. 2
Yorktown
Cuero Community Hospital
Cuero
Timmons
Robert Dobbins
Dobbins
Ratcliffe
Funeral services set for Bernard Falks in Nixon
Bernard Falks 68 of San Antonio dies at Baptist Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be at Finch Funeral Home Nixon at 2 p.m. Saturday. Survived by wife Maggie Ivey Falks and two daughters Mrs. Thurman Martin and Mrs. Arthur Hanson of San Antonio. He was brother-in-law of Mrs. Lucille Hennke of Cuero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Falks
San Antonio
Lucille Henneke
Cuero
Finch Funeral Home
Nixon
Falks
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Maggie Ivey Falks
Thurman Martin
Arthur Hanson
Nordheim Girl Continued Study Of Sulfur Dioxide Absorption
Miss Wision explains adding sulfur dioxide to purified liquids without oxygen and distilling under vacuum. She reports ultraviolet absorption studies of sulfur dioxide in several liquids, measuring wavelength and amount of light absorbed to infer sulfur molecule environments.
Fur car for birthday shocks Bournemouth couple
Garage owner David de Souza surprised his wife Julie with a purple fur covered Fiat. The couple had the car wrapped by a furnishing company using an electrostatic process to match Mrs. de Souza's favorite color.
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Bournemouth
England
David de Souza
Julie
de Souza
Its Year in Economy: Who Holds the Federal Debt
Government agencies and trust funds own about 95 billion of the debt, 26 percent, and Federal Reserve banks hold 60 billion, 15 percent. Combined, government and Fed holdings total 155 billion, 41 percent, up from 28 percent in 1962. Public holders remain 59 percent, rising due to trust funds and Fed money supply actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H. Madden
Chamber of Commerce
The
United States
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
Soil moisture leaves Texas pastures strained and dry
Soil moisture remains low across most of Texas with livestock in fair to good shape but culling continuing. Calving lambing and vegetable and citrus harvests proceed as drought hinders winter weeds. Rain is needed for pastures ranges and small grains while surface water tanks are low and water hauling increases.
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Texas
Eight Pay Fines In Speeding Cases
Eight speeding defendants paid fines in Justice of the Peace Albert Leys Court. Names include David Polk and Cecilio Vasquez Jr both from Cuero, and Frank Leslie Gallino from San Antonio. Multiple other individuals faced fines from $15 to $50 for speeding and related infractions, with additional charges of trespassing for hunting and invalid vehicle inspections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Albert Ley
David Polk
Cuero
Cecilio Vasquez Jr
Victoria
Mike Zanate Valdez
Daniel Calderon
James Franklin Cole
Gonzales
Lillian Mathis
Jerry Eugene Fabian
Frank Leslie Gallino
San Antonio
James Starfield
David Charles Beckner
Marie Jane Toman
Rosenberg
Darrel Wayne Bolton
Ira Barl Tunnell
Austin
Andrew Galindo
Robert H. Taylor
Tilden
Robert Saenz
Leslie Wayne Rabke
Reynaldo Lopez Gonzales
Rufus Ridgolph
DeWayne Scott
Martin P. Salinez
Julian Bueno Flores
Ramon Muniz Jr
Guadalupe Gonzales
Alice
Almanac note for January 29 1971
Today is Friday January 29 1971 the 29th day of the year The moon lies between new and first quarter The morning stars Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter evening star Saturn Born under Aquarius On this day in history American League founded 1900 France voted against Britain's European Common Market bid 1963 Saturn rocket crash 1964 Labor Department records 5 percent inflation 1969
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United Press International
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
France
Britain
Europe
Montefredane Mayor Predicts Death in 1973
Antonio Battasta, mayor of Montefredane and self-styled wizard, says he will die on September 28, 1973. He unveiled a bronze bust of himself with the death date engraved on the pedestal during a public ceremony.
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Avellino
Italy
Antonio Battasta
Montefredane
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Isabelle Warwas
Helen Lemoa
Smith Ranch Road
Lem Duderstadt
Ollie Castellone
Jim Reiffert
Kleinecke Nursery
N. Esplanade
Reass
Cosmetics
E. Main
W. E. Copenhaver
Hansen Feed & Supply
UPD
USDA
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
Polliwogs
Polly Howerton
Jim Stone
Belle Cameron
Cuero Gift & Toy
John Wheeler
Jack Calk
Shelby Wofford
Gertrude McBride
Hermine Clagett
Randy Smith
Liza Buttery
Sara Edgar
Agnes Froelich
Lias Steen
John O. Coppedge
Jimsie Reiffert
Douglas Taylor
American Cancer Society
Rialto
Nlapa
Tacana
Wai Dem Pose Acton
Freund Funeral Home
Nscome
Bookkeeping and Counseling Service
Elmer A. Luddeke
H&r
Church Street
Cuero Office
Bank
Ex-Cueroite
Nordheim
Ramsey’s Restaurant
DeTar Hospital
N. Navarro
Nathan Post LuMber CO
U.S
U.S. Treasury Department
Elmore Crecy
Warren Ina
Corpus Christi
the Almanac
Labor Department
W. Reuss Blvd
Shines
Spoetzl Brewery, Inc
Shiner, Texas
Bowen
N. Frederick William
Mrs. Jones
City of Cuero Utilities
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