Justice Court Cases of Week
The following cases were disposed of in Justice Court this week. Aug. 19 Melvin D. Evans Willow City reckless driving fined 25 dollars and costs Aug. 19 Jeanette Flach Wiedenfeld Comfort no operator s license fined 1 dollar and costs Aug. 19 Nolan S. Winter Ft. Worth Hunting without license fined 25 dollars and costs Aug. 20 Benjamin W. Prescott New Orleans La reckless driving 1 dollar and costs Aug. 22 Hilmar Harper Johnson City drunkenness 1 dollar and costs Aug. 22 Owen A. Johnson Odessa speeding 5 dollars and costs Aug. 22 Glen R. Brewer Channel Texas reckless driving 1 dollar and costs Aug. 24 B G McMurry Brady disturbing the peace 5 dollars and costs Aug. 24 Charley Sellmann Brady disturbing the peace 5 dollars Aug. 24 James McMurry Brady disturbing the peace 5 dollars Aug. 24 Mrs. James McMurry
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Justice Court
Melvin D. Evans
Willow City
Jeanette Flach Wiedenfeld
Comfort
Nolan S. Winter
Ft. Worth
Benjamin W. Prescott
New Orleans
Hilmar Harper
Johnson City
Owen A. Johnson
Odessa
Glen R. Brewer
Chonnel
Texas
B. G. McMurry
Brady
Charley Sellmann
James McMurry
Tax medicine Washington mixes up for us
The speaker laments the unpalatable tax medicine yet asserts its value, stating that paying any price is worth living in the nation. The remark reflects patriotism and tolerance for fiscal burdens as a tradeoff for national residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gillespie Women Invited to Submit Entries in State Fair Competition
Women from Gillespie invited to enter the 1952 State Fair of Texas in Dallas October 4 through 9. Mrs. Leah Jarrett says premiums exceed 4000 dollars with 338 classes in seven divisions including needlework crafts and foods. Entry blanks due by September 8. most categories close September 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Texas
Leah Jarrett
Jarrett
Louise Mason
Texas A & M Foods
Ima
State Fair
Donald Wyman
Harvard University
Arnold Arboretum
Dallas 10
All-Year Air Conditioning Seen As Hay Fever Cure
Air conditioning executives claim year-round systems remove 100 percent of pollen and dust in homes. They cite spot checks by Servel engineers and a Chicago physician endorsement as hay fever cases rise with suburban living and ragweed exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Gilbreath
Servel
Evansville
Ind
Gilbreath
Chicago
Women Power Subtle Strategy Elects Arkansas Governor Hopeful
Arkansas voters see Chancellor Cherry rise in a tight race aided by housewives who fueled a radio talkathon campaign. Cherry, unknown nationally, led with an innovative one man team and no political promises, while campaigning across 44 stations. The scene highlights women’s pivotal role in the Democratic nomination race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Democratic Party
Arkansas
Sun
Francis Cherry
East Arkansas Chancery
Chancelor Cherry
Chancellor Cherry
Chancery
Sid McMath
Cherry
Talkathon
Little Rock
Judge Cherry
Ma Perkins
John
McMath
Ihe
Jefferson Speck
Warm Springs Benefit Races At Seguin Labor Day
More than 50 top South Texas quarter horse colts will be shown at the 6th annual show and race meet in Seguin on Labor Day to benefit the Gonzales Warm Springs Christmas Party. The event includes an open 330 yard race with a $1000 purse and features judge Art Ball and announcer Chet Batey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Texas
Gonzales Lions Club
Keller Race Track
Seguin
Gonzales Warm Springs
Art Ball
Bartlesville
Okla
Chet Batey
Gillespie County Fair
Gonzales
Labor Day
Crews
Lions Club
Keller
Hylo
Newman Low
Luling
Ben Jay
Sissy Six
Skidoo
Ray
All-Year Air Conditioning and Indoor Pollen
A doctor discusses irony around grass pollen and indoor protection. He notes that effective pollen control requires shutting windows and doors for air conditioning to work and to improve energy efficiency. The exchange highlights how climate control indoors mitigates seasonal exposure.
Forage For Dairy Cows In Dry Weather Texas College Station
In Texas drought conditions dairymen should secure one to two tons of forage per cow. Texas A&M dairymen had strong results feeding immature Atlas sorghum silage, which outcompeted alfalfa in the trough. Burleson notes ensiling green material yields better quality silage, and avoid adding water unless necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
Richard E. Burleson
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A & M College
Burleson
Steel Shortage Not To Effect Home Building
Fredericksburg home building will not be seriously curtailed by a steel shortage from the mills strike, says Lorenz F. Bading of the National Retail Lumber Dealers Association. He notes copper and aluminum can offset steel, inventories are ample, and most building products sell below OPS ceilings. The main obstacle is government credit restrictions on real estate with down payments. Appliance shortages may occur briefly, but production should rebound. Copper and aluminum allotments for plumbing may rise further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Lorenz F. Bading
National Retail Lumber Dealers Association
Bading
Methodist Cake Sale September 5 at First Methodist Church
The Methodist Youth Fellowship sponsors a cake and ice cream sale Friday night September 5 at 6 30 p m on the church rear tennis court. Cake 10 cents a slice ice cream 10 cents a dish. A religious film starts at 8 p m with a free will offering to cover film costs. Proceeds go to the church youth fund. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the First Meth. Church
First Meth
Gillespie County Fair Premiums Total Over 2350 Dollars
Cash premiums from the 64th Gillespie County Fair exceed 2350 dollars. A tally shows hundreds of premium checks ranging from 25 cents to 56 dollars, with the largest prizes tied to livestock entries. Officials hope all checks go out by Thursday.
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Gillespie County
Rocky Hill School Opens On Tuesday
The Rocky Hill School will open for the 1952 53 term on Tuesday Sept 2 with Mrs Ed gar Moses and Miss Leota Moellering as teachers The bus will operate on its usual schedule the first day Mrs Mildred Lochte returned home last week after a six week summer session at Sul Ross in Alpine Accompanying her home were her sister Mrs W M Piurchard of Houston and her daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Henry Rech
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Rocky Hill
Edgar Moses
Leota
Mildred Lochte
Sul Ross
Alpine
W. M. Piichard
Houston
Henry Rech
Duchess Doris Probst at Kendall County Fair Coronation
Miss Doris Probst daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence F Probst served as Duchess of Fredericksburg for the coronation of Miss Joy Kraus as Queen of the Kendall County Fair at Boerne last Saturday Elroy Behrends was her escort The local representatives were hosted at a luncheon at Grimsleys Tavern and attended the Queen's Ball after the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Probst
Clarence F. Probst
Fredericksburg
Joy Kraus
Boerne
Elroy Behrends
Walter Behrends
Kendall County Fair Association
Grimsley's Tavern
Sunday School Teachers Training Institute At Zion Church
A total of 102 registered Sunday School teachers and officers attended the training institute at Zion Lutheran Church. The final two classes will be held Sunday August 31 at 7 pm in the Zion Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Church
Zion Church
Nature Made Prunes Healthier Than Strawberries
A playful note asserts that prunes outrank strawberries for health, suggesting nature built a stronger fruit for wellness in a humorous, opinionated line.
It Does Not Pay to Be Busier Than You Should
A compact reflection warns that juggling too many duties can derail focus from essential tasks. It urges prioritizing core responsibilities to avoid neglecting what matters most.
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Gillespie County Fair Association
Association
Gillespie County Fair Association, Inc
Nation
W. E. “Ervie” Boyd
Boyd
Hein
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Super
George S. Benson
Harding College
Searcy
The
Housewives
Lipper
Mrs
Katie Seelig
Coca - Cola
Libby
Ise
del Monte
Maryland Club
Black Hawk Franks
Armour
California
Thompson
U.S
Colorado
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