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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1952

Page

11

Soil conservation work spans farms in area

Terrace systems and master contour lines were laid out by Soil Conservation Service technicians for local landowners including Elmer Bierschwal e and Edwin Eckhardt. Diversions and livestock water tanks were staked for several farmers. Legumes boost soil moisture and growth. The Board urges subscription to Soil and Water magazine and explains Soil Conservation Districts as community self-government to conserve soil and water resources.

Soil Conservation Service Elmer Bierschwale Cherry Springs Edwin Eckhardt Rheingold J. D. Young Nebgen School Conservation Group Hugo Usener Otto Schmidt Spring Creek Willie Ko Alfred Gellermann Stonewall The PMA Board of Supervisors Soil and Water Texas Association of Soil Conservation District Supervisors America

Rotary Club Proposes Showmanship Award for 4 H and FFA

The Fredericksburg Rotary Club seeks a annual Showmanship Award in Gillespie County 4 H and FFA Livestock Shows. A Rural-Urban committee plan includes a plaque for the winner and a perpetual board plaque for the organization with most wins over five years. The award, named Rotary Showmanship Award, would debut at the 1953 sale if approved by the show association.

Fredericksburg

World oil production rises 11.5 percent in 1950

Total crude oil output reached 3.8 billion barrels in 1950, marking an 11.5 percent increase over 1949. The rise reflects stronger global demand and expanded extraction activity, with higher production across major producing regions.

Harperk community notes highlight cemetery project and events

In Harperk the Sec. 2 council delegate Mrs A B Parker reports two leading projects clothing and landscaping. The club votes to continue the cemetery project. January 13 honors for Mrs Francis Fritz and Mrs Clemens Maurer with a surprise birthday dinner at St Anthonys Hall. Attendees include Rev A A Gitter and many local families. Community updates cover church services, visits, funerals, and home improvements across Harperk and nearby towns.

A. B. Parker Francis Fritz Clemens Maurer St. Anthonys Parish Hall Harper A. A. Gitter Joe Lange Anton Lange Louis Lange Robert Maurer Gertrude Maurer Eddie Rheed Robert Fritz Edgar Fiedler Martin Ray Sophie Kunz Fredericksburg Erno Heimann Joan Henry Kiaerner Hichard Kunz Luckenbach Juanita Charles Walter McDougall Baptist Parsonage Edwin Klein W. J. Goerner Belton Tatsch Holy Ghost Lutheran Church C. D. Curtis Mineral Wells Rev. Curtis Edwin Jr Joseph Lang H. O. Jones Gatesville Roy Cottle Rocksprings J. G Metzger Schnelle Fred Nabers Kerrville Roy Roberts Junction

Infra-red heat lamps shown as chick brooders at Ton Purina demo

Officials at Ralston Purina observed outdoor use of three 250-watt infrared lamps as brooders for two week old chicks. The unit operated at subfreezing temperatures without harming the birds, and chicks placed in a coop at eight degrees above zero grew normally with good feathering. A single lamp can heat about 70 chicks, and the system suits operations raising as few as 100 birds.

Ralston Purina Company

Mrs Stieler Visits Peoria Family Three Weeks

Mrs Louis Stieler departed Saturday for Peoria Illinois to visit her sister Mrs Vernon Leesch and her son Harry Schwarz and family for three weeks.

Louis Stieler Peoria Ill Vernon Leesch Harry Schwarz

Dry Lot Angus Calf Wins Grand at Gillespie County Show

Bernice Duderstadt of Harper shows her Angus dry lot calf to the Kerrville District Show grand championship as County Agent C. A. Stone and M. R. Duderstadt look on. The Gillespie County 4 H Club member also earned the Hill Country Angus Association trophy, with commentary from Stone on the dry lot division’s cost and breeding needs and its effect on show profits.

Bernice Duderstadt Harper Kerrville C. A. Stone M. R. Duderstadt Gillespie County Gillespie Curtis Eckhardt Roland Crenwelge Hhe Stone

Squaw Creek Home Demonstration Club Organized

Women of the Squaw Creek community organized a home demonstration club with Miss Lucile Conrads Gillespie Home Agent presiding on Thursday at 2:30 at Mrs. Albert Sieckmann’s home. Officers elected were Mrs. Albert Sieckmann president, Mrs. Emil Tatsch vice president, Mrs. Arthur Lynn Hahn secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Herman Mund Council delegate. Members present included Mrs. Mund, Hahn, Willie Straube, Frieda Denwelge, Emil Tatsch, Henry Stehling, Bernhard Stehling, Pete Crenwelge, Albert Sieckmann, and Philip Crenwelge. The club will meet with Mrs. Herman Mund.

Squaw Creek Lucile Conrads Gillespie Albert Sieckmann Emil Tatsch Arthur Lynn Hahne Secetary Herman Mund Arthur Lynn Hahn Willie Straube Frieda Denwelge Henry Stehling Bernhard Stehling Pete Crenwelge Philip Crenwelge

Trapping Season Declared Ordinary by Texas Game Commission

Austin reports an ordinary trapping season as animal numbers remain plentiful but prices stay low for several years. The Executive Secretary notes trapping keeps youths outdoors during the off season, fostering conservation education and basic learning. The Texas general season runs December 1 through January 31 under the general laws.

Austin, Jan Texas Game and Fish Commission Texas

Trapping Laws Urged Refer to Digest or Warden

The speaker noted that regulations vary by county with protected species differing by location and advised unfamiliar residents to consult the state game and fish law digest or seek guidance from a local game warden for proper compliance.

State Game and Fish Law Digest

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