South Texas Hereford Show Sale and Rodeo in Beeville
The 16th annual South Texas Hereford breeder event runs October 25–27 in Beeville Texas. Three days feature 300 registered cattle from 50 breeders with 270 bulls and 30 females in the sale plus 218 bull pen cattle and 24 females and 52 bulls 6 in fitted sale. National Auction Co. handles the sale beginning 1 p.m. October 27 with 8 a.m. show starts October 25 and rodeo acts by Bob Estes Baird on October 25–26.
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Texas Livestock Boom Faces Drought After War Turbulence
Texas livestock remains a major cash income driver for the state with cattle calves hogs and sheep contributing to the economy. Improved disease control feeding and management have lifted earnings despite two dry years and weather improving meat animal prices. Dr. Geo W Cox warns mothers to seek prompt medical care for scarlet fever symptoms in children under five.
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Calmia
Geo. W. Cox
Scarlet fever warning as fall cases rise nationwide
The State Department of Health issues a warning as scarlet fever cases typically increase in fall. Most deaths occur from October through February. The disease is highly contagious and serious, with both adults and children at risk.
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State Department of Health
George B Blair Named Gen Mer Rice Growers Assn
George B Blair was unanimously elected General Manager of the American Rice Growers Cooperative Association at a Beaumont Texas board meeting held Friday October 3. Blair brings wide cooperative experience having served as Executive Secretary of the Texas Federation of Cooperatives and is a director of the National Council of Year by the U S Secretary of Labor as a management member representing agricultural labor management.
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Texas
George B.“Blair
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Blair
Texas Federation, of Cooperatives
Texas “Cooperatives
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Three Charged With Assault In Columbus Night Row
Deputies say three people faced charges after two black women slashed two black men during disturbances Saturday night in Columbus. Ames Ashton was cut with a knife, Joyce Marie Mosby linked to the weapon, and Bertha Waddell faced aggravated assault over a knife wound in Alleyton. Judge Hanther presided as Bertha was found not guilty on one count and Ashton paid a fine while others await further action.
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Ames Ashton
Joyce
Ashton
Ce “Frika
Bertha Waddell
James Alley
Waddell
Alleyton
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Cleve Norman
Elizabeth
Brown Arrested After Disturbance at Downtown Cafe
Deputy Sheriff Chokiett said Norman had two guns when arrested Sunday night after a disturbance at the Downtown Cafe in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Baumert and daughter Billy Fay visited Sunday and Monday in Sealy.
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Bill
Baumert
Billy Fay
Sealy
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