Harvests advance as crops progress in coastal Texas
The Texas A&M crop bulletin reports the second rice harvest moving well in the Coastal Bend, Cuero, and DeWitt County with fall peanut harvest about 85 percent complete. Soybeans near start, pecans and cucumbers harvested. rain needed to plant wheat and oats and to boost pastures amid heavy calf marketing.
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Coastal Bend
Cuero
DeWitt County
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University
Cuero Public Schools Weekly Lunch Menu Nov 3 7
Daily milk is listed for all meals. The menu covers Nov 3 to Nov 7 with lunch items including chili and beans, fried steak, meat balls, spaghetti, hamburgers, meat loaf, enchilada casserole, fish sticks, and various sides. Desserts and breads accompany meals, with multiple schools Meyersville included.
Arc Welding Shortcourse For Adult Farmers
A four day arc welding shortcourse for adult farmers runs November 3 to 6 at Cuero High School Vocational Agriculture Building with nightly sessions at 7 p.m. Enroll by contacting Charles Hahn or Ronnie Haug. Joel Barton Jr. of the Texas Education Agency teaches and will also provide on farm instruction.
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Cuero High School
Charles Hahn
Ronnie Haug
Joel Barton, Jr
Vocational Agriculture Division
Texas Education Agency
Committee outlines five point plan for Cuero heritage year
The Cuero historical and restoration committee of the Chamber of Commerce adopted a five point program for 1975 76 led by Mrs E T Summers Jr The plan includes downtown restoration promotion of the Historical Homes tour history appreciation in schools park beautification and cooperation with the DeWitt County Historical Museum Tim Einster named park beautification chair with Mrs Joe Reuss and Mrs Jackie Lange as members The history subcommittee is chaired by Mrs Raymond Reese with assistance from Mrs Callie Henneke and Mrs Paula High Cecilia Schott will head the old home tour subcommittee with members Mrs Isabella Schaffner and A L Means Schaffner and Mrs J B Steen will coordinate with the museum
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Cuero Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture
E. T Summers Jr
Cuero
DeWitt County
Joe Reuss
Jackie Lange
Raymond Reese
Callie Henneke
Paula High
Cecilia Schott
Isabella Schaffner
A. L. Means
Schaffner
J. B Steen
Speeding Citations Top Violation List
Twenty seven speeding citations were issued in two weeks along with twelve other offenses recorded by Justice of the Peace Albert Ley. Named speeding defendants include Marshall Gonzales Guzman Hoff Buenning Partida Erskin Charles Czaja Keller Kuntschek Padilla Murphy Doris Blackley Hall Adkins Cabriel Tasin Jones Lanes Gayle Beltran Simmack Sandifer Lenents Torres Coats. Additional drunks in public were Brasher Mendez Ochoa Lopez Rangnow. Other offenses cited include no valid MVI or inspection certificates, profane language, threats, over gross weight, and failure to appear.
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Office of Justice of the Peace
Albert Ley
Joseph Ray Marshall
Gonzales
Velda Guzman
San Antonio
Leslie Floyd Hoff
Victoria
Bill Chester Buenning
Cuero
Johnny Partida, Jr
Johnny Erskin
Robert Charles
Eugene Pedro Czaja
Yorktown
Herbert H. Keller
Houston
Marvin Louis Kuntschek
Joe Hernandez Padilla
John Edward Murphy, Jr
Debra Ann Doris
Stephenville
Frank Larry Blackley
Austin
Patrick Earl Hall
Adkins
Robert Cabriel, Jr
William Paul Tasin
Laurie Ann Jones
Three Rivers
Isaac Wendel Lanes
Lucinda Gayle
Goliad
John David Beltran
Otto John Simmack, Jr
Charles Ray Sandifer
Corpus Christi
Donald Joseph Lenents
Port Lavaca
Domingo Torres
Geraldine Bassett Coats
Donnie Brasher
Bluco
Yoakum Bazaar Aids Local Hospital Fund Drive
The Pink Ladies of Huth Memorial Hospital Auxiliary sponsor a bazaar November 6 and 7 in the Yoakum National Bank civic room. Proceeds fund a portable X ray machine for the Yoakum hospital. A variety of handsome items will be for sale.
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Pink Ladies of Huth Memorial Hospital Auxiliary of
Yoakum
Yoakum National Bank
Von Dohlen Urges Vote On General Provisions Article No 7
State Representative Tim Von Dohlen outlines Article X General Provisions for Proposition 7 on the November 4 ballot urging all registered voters to participate. The article retains many current provisions and adds new ones on environment coastal access health care and anti discrimination while noting bans on lotteries with nonprofit bingo exceptions.
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Tim von Dohlen
von Dohlen
Criminal Justice Division Looks Back at Texas Progress
October 1975 marks the anniversary of the Governors Criminal Justice Division. Since 1968 the CJD has grown federal funding from 1.1 million to about 40 million annually, funding a statewide police radio system, court administration projects, and jail improvements. The program funded 178 projects aiding prosecutors investigators and staff since 1970 and supported prison facility construction including the Goree unit.
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Austin
Texas
Aw Enforcement Assistance Administration
Criminal Justice Division
State of
Dolph Briscoe
CID
Briscoe
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Texas Department of Corrections
Registration Law Still In Effect For 18 Year Olds
The bulletin from Texas Local Board No. 125 states the Selective Service registration remains law for 18 year old men but registration is suspended now. A new procedure starts early 1976 with annual Public Proclamation. Watch The Record for dates and locations to register.
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Texas Local Board
Federal Building
Victoria
Texas
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Cuero High School Trotters
Cuero Public Schools
Meyersville
Bonding
The
C&t Agency
Conrad
Tarrington
Yoakum Bazaar Aids Hospital
Criminal Justice
Gillespie, Bastrop
Wilson
McLennan and Kinney
SUN
N. Navarro
K-Mart
Sister Marie
Leslie Motors
Bealer
Nordheim
the Sundowners
Cuero Vfw Hall
Bobby Brown
Schroeder Hall
SUN Valley Ranch
Chrysler
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Chrysler Engineering
S. Esplanade
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