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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1952

Page

10

Soil Conservation News and Essay Contest Details

Soil Conservation Service technicians staked a waterway for Otto Friedrich of Pecan Creek to protect cultivated land from overflow and enable mowing or grazing. The PMA program marks its first year including waterways. The annual Soil Conservation essay contest, sponsored by the Fort Worth Press, opens to Texas students with a March 1, 1952 deadline. regional winners receive cash prizes and medals, with a Colorado trip for the state writer. Herman Maner described the Brownwood meeting with notable speakers and progress in soil conservation.

Soil Conservation Service Otto Friedrich Pecan Creek Friedrich The Fort Worth Press Colorado Texas Kenneth Knopp Board of Supervisors Wood

The Kirks Buy A Brahma

Mr and Mrs H C Kirk bought a ten month blue Brahma bull from Jesse Johnsons ranch in Llano County. After arrival the bull charged Kirk, knocking him down and causing injuries while five cow hands restrained it. Mrs Kirk drew attention by slamming the pickup door allowing Kirk to regain footing and rope the animal. The owners plan to avoid another purchase of a wild Brahma.

H. C. Kirk Jesse Johnson Llano County Johnson Ranch

Bidding Strong In Gillespie Auction Sale

Bidding was strong and prices held firm at the Gillespie County Livestock Sales Company sale. Stocker cattle and calves sold up to 34.50 per hundredweight, with other stockers 20.10 to 28.50. Cattle and sheep segments show gains, cows and calves up to 252.50 per pair, lambs 13.25 to 22.75 per hundred, hogs top at 18.25, goats 11.50 for billies and 11 for nannies.

Gillespie County Livestock Sales Company Billies

March of Dimes Grants Awarded on Merit Basis

March of Dimes research funds are awarded based on the merit and qualifications of the study personnel, following recommendations from a Medical Advisory Board composed of the nation’s prominent physicians and scientists serving on a voluntary basis.

March of Dimes

New 1953 Fords To Be Shown At Boening Showroom

Boening Motor Sales invites the public to view the new 1952 Ford models on Friday February 1 opening at 8 am. The line includes Mainline Customline and Crestline with 13 models and three new utility vehicles the Ranch Wagon Country Sedan and Country Squire.

Boening Motor Sales Ford L. Crusoe Ford Motor Company Ford Division Mr. Crusoe Crusoe L. W. Smead Fords Smead

Johnson City Livestock Winners Report and Local Mentions

Winners list includes heavyweights Floyd Jenschkeist James Stewart Sultemeier brothers and Hearn with top placings. lightweights Victor Sultemeier Marion Wootton George Haynes and others show. Grand Champion lamb Jack Waters Reserve Jimmy Odierne. Local visits note Mrs Sultemeier in Sandy and trips to Augusta Georgia. Gipson and Barrow families cited. Blanco service station sold to G H Earley. Scottie Early to manage.

Harry Sultemeier Lamb Jack Waters Jimmy Odierne Robert Uecker Jerry Mers Jimmie Odierne Jimmie Odiorne Fielding Reiner Sth Raymond Wolf Bill Wolf Lyndon Humer Mary Jane Bergman Jules Gipson Jessie Rose Kermit Danz Furber Brothers Barrow George Danz Charles Sultemeier Sandy Johnson City George Gipson M. B. Barrow Aaron Brodbeck Baby Augusta Georgia Allen Ray Barrow G. H. Earley Blanco Scottie Early Mr. Early

Fredericksburg Home Demonstration Club Organized

Twenty nine rural and local women met in the Commissioners Courtroom Friday January 25 to organize the Fredericksburg Home Demonstration Club. Miss Lucille Conrads introduced the new County Home Demonstration Agent and outlined possible teaching topics for the next meeting. Officers were elected with plans to meet monthly starting February 27 in the Court House.

Fredericksburg T. W. Neal County Lucille Conrads Walter Doebbler Ben Kneese Levi Rusenberger C. R. Crittenden B. H. Heinen

Stonewall Organizes Home Demonstration Club

A Stonewall community Home Demonstration Club organized under Miss Lucie Conrads on January 23 at the school house. Officers named: Mrs Ernest Hodges president, Mrs Eugene Petsch vice president, Mrs Rueben Ruebsahm secretary treasurer, Mrs Benno Eckert council delegate, and Mrs Henry Beckmann reporter. Next meeting set for February 20 at Mrs Beckmann home. all local ladies invited.

Stonewall Lucie Conrads Ernest Hodges Eugene Petsch Rueben Ruebsahm Benno Eckert Henry Beckmann

Bert Allen in Serious Condition After Comfort Highway Crash

The 18 year old Bert Allen remained in serious condition at Fredericksburg Hospital after a January 21 crash on the Comfort Highway. He suffered a broken neck and broken back and is paralyzed from the waist down.

Bert Allen Comfort Highway Fredericksburg Hospital Allen

Boston Largest State Capital City in the United States

The sentence states that Boston is the largest state capital city in the United States. It is presented as a claim about the city’s status among state capitals.

Boston United States

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