Grass Feeding Proves Profitable For Texas Cattle Program
Beeville Experiment Station leaders R. A. Hall and Ed M. Neal report success with grass based fattening in South Texas. Over 442 days they raised steers averaging 938 pounds at Beeville and 903 at San Antonio, with 1.41 pounds daily gain and low shrinkage.
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Texas
R. A. Hall
Ed. M. Neal
Beeville Experiment Station
Texas Livestock Marketing Association
Mission Provision Co
San Antonio
Beeville
South Texas
J. R. Scott
Atlas Largo
Sudan
Hall and Neal
Neal
Security State Bank to Close March 2 in Texas Independence Day
The Security State Bank will be closed on Thursday March 2 in observance of Texas Independence Day.
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Security State Bank
Winners Named In Americanism Essay Contest
Stein Lumber Co named winners from Fredericksburg High School St Marys and Harper High Schools in an Americanism essay contest. Essays asked what is happening to government and what can be done about it.
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Stein Lumber Co
Fredericksburg High School
St. Mary’s
Harper
America
FHS
Colorspeed feature at Fredericksburg Smith Corona Portables
Fredericksburg Publishing Co showcases the Colorspeed feature as part of the new Smith Corona portables. The display highlights multiple enhancements and promotes the updated portable models to buyers and office workers.
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Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Two Minor Vehicle Collisions Reported This Week
Sheriff’s office logged two minor car crashes this week. Harold Leitz and Chas Elliott of Uvalde collided at East Main and Llano Streets at noon Friday. Louis Pfeil and Cletus Lindig with five youths collided at West Austin and Acorn Streets Monday at 7 30 p m. No injuries. only minor vehicle damage.
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Sheriff's Office
Harold Leitz
Chas. B. Elliott
Uvalde
East Main
Llano
Louis Pfeil
Cletus Lindig
West Austin
Acorn
If you have a sharp eye for bargains watch the want ads
A compact note urges readers to inspect want ads for bargains and deals. It highlights the usefulness of classified listings for finding affordable items and opportunities locally.
Huntsville Cook in Chief of Governors Mansion Killed Wives
Albert Cowins, described as a top Black cook from Texas, fatally harmed his first two wives and later, while on a life sentence, served as chief cook at the Governor’s mansion and gained parole. He cooked for three House speakers, remarried last year, attempted harm to his third wife, and is back in prison with parole revoked.
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Huntsville
Texas
Albert Cowins
Coke Stevenson
Governor's
Demo of Seventh Inning Stand Boosts Home Team Spirit
Report notes fans believe standing during the home team's half of the seventh inning brings luck at the ballpark. The quirky superstition adds local color to a routine game day.
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