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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1952

Page

22

Fertile Ponds Improve Fish Production Says Soil Conservation

Soil Conservation District cooperators report high fish yields from well fertilized ponds. Clear water signals need for fertilization. infertile water brings weeds and low production. Technicians installed terrace lines for Harvey Moellering and staked a livestock water tank for William Rossman, who plans stocking with fish and erosion control pipe.

Gillespie County Soil Conservation District Soil Conservation Service Harvey Moellering Rocky Hill Conservation Group William Rossman Upper Palto Alto Rossman

Squaw Creek Club Hosts Community Meeting and Supper

The Squaw Creek Community Club gathered on June 22 for a barbecue supper that helped assemble members and friends. After gentle socializing, a brief business session followed, then Cowboy songs by the Crew welge sisters Dora Lee Darlyn Eugenia Ann Shirley and Ernes tine, and late square dancing recreation into the night.

Squaw Creek Welge Girls Dora Lee Darlyn Eugenia Ann Shirley Ernestine

St. Mary's 4-H Club Meets in St. Joseph Hall

The St. Mary's 4-H Club met Tuesday evening June 24 in St. Joseph's Hall with Helen Meurer presiding. They discussed the county camp in August and a forthcoming social while Miss Conrads with adult leaders helped girls cut their dresses and County Agent Stone met with the boys. The next meeting is set for Tuesday July 8.

St. Mary’s St. Joseph's Hall Helen Meurer Miss Conrads Mesdames Bruno Fritz Marcus Wehmeyer County Agt Stone

Wide Range in Prices at Auction Sale Wednesday

Gillespie County Livestock Sales report shows light offerings with prices spanning from $10 to $31.50 for stockers and $84 to $232.50 per pair for cows with calves. Sheep and goats varied with ewes at $8.25 to $10 and lambs at $14.10 per hundred, hogs top at $20, and bulls $19.25. Notable buyers include E H Riley Fredericksburg stocker calves at $30 and $31.50, W B Johnson Kerrville stocker cows at $105 each and cows with calves at $230 and $232.50.

Gillespie County Livestock Sales Company E. H. Riley Fredericksburg Henry Wunderlich Richard Kasper Doss W.B. Johnson Kerrville Eugene Reed A. Biermann Comfort Edgar Herbert Marble Falls

Field Day for peach growers and nurserymen in Stephenville

County Agent announces a July 11 field day at the Experiment Station in Stephenville Texas for peach growers and nurserymen. Attendees should notify the County Agent’s office to limit attendance. The piece also notes Gillespie County Fair dates August 15 16 and 17 and invites exhibits from small grain and corn growers. It mentions judges E A Miller Jim Sawyer and O L Patterson and a youth crop judging contest for FFA or 4 H members with ribbons for winners. It stresses cooling of laying houses for hens and urges cooperation with coop plans.

Stephenville Texas Gillespie County Agriculture Department E. A. Miller Extension Service Jim Sawyer Barnet O. L. Patterson Johnson City Gillespie County Fair FFA

Anglers Failing to Secure State Fishing License

The Game and Fish Commission reports a surge in May arrests for fishing law infractions. May totaled 310 cases with $6 740.40 in fines and costs, up from April's 190 cases and $3 470.20. Of May cases, 109 were for lacking proper licenses, 11 for non-resident permits, and 43 involved illegal methods including 12 using an electrical device.

Austin Game and Fish Commission Commission

Market Prices for Livestock and Goats

The records show bidders including L. Mazinke of Fredericksburg offering mutton lambs at $14.10 and $10.25 for mutton sheep. Charles Roeder of Tivydale offers ewes and lambs at $14.25 per pair. Edgar Duecker of Fredericksburg lists mutton goats at $10 each and Theo Hartmann of Fredericksburg offers nannies at $8.75 each.

L. Mazinke Fredericksburg Charles Roeder Tivydale Edgar Duecker Theo Hartmann

Standard Ranch at Sonora Wool Mohair Show Wins

The Fredericksburg FFA team won high honors at the Sonora Wool and Mohair Show with 19 4 H and FFA teams competing in livestock wool mohair and range management events. Kimble County 4 H won best livestock judging, followed by Bandera FFA Iraan FFA and Ballinger FFA. Flitimme was the third high individual in the livestock contest based on judging and reasons for eight classes of sheep and goats.

FFA Fredericksburg Warren Percy A. C. Kast Reinhold Sagebiel Flint Immel Alton Moellering Aaron Fritz Sonora Kimble County Bandera Ffa Iraan Ffa Ballinger Ffa Flitimme Fredericksburg Ffa Schleicher 4-H Kerrville Ffa A.C J. M. Auld Jr Kerrville Schleicher County Sutton County Menard Reinhold Sagebie Elroy Behrends Oliver Welgehausen Sagebiel

Williams Joins Armo Mills as Poultry Service Expert

Bobby Joe Williams of Lockhart joins Armo Mills Supply Store in Fredericksburg as poultry service expert. He previously performed poultry service for Armo in Lockhart area for three years and is a graduate of Ultra-Way Poultry School in St. Louis. Manager Bob Schneider says his knowledge will aid Gillespie County poultry raisers.

Bobby Joe Williams Lockhart Armo Mills Fredericksburg Mr. Williams Armo Bobby Joe St. Louis Bob Schneider Mr. William Gillespie County

Barnum Buys Jumbo the Elephant in 1882

Circus promoter P. T. Barnum completed the purchase of Jumbo, the famed elephant, in 1882 signaling a major acquisition for his show. Jumbo became a marquee attraction and symbol of Barnum's American Museum and circus exploits.

P. T. Barnum Jumbo

McCulloch Demonstration Promises Live Woodcutting Show

A local retailer invites customers to visit for a live demonstration of McCulloch products and offers to arrange an in-home showing with no obligation. The invitation emphasizes the machine’s cutting power and production boost.

Packing Tips For Suits And A Barbecue Patties Menu

Packing advice explains folding coats trousers and skirts with tissue to prevent wrinkles. A step by step method covers coat layout, lapels, sleeves, and bag folds for gladstone style packing. The piece also lists Bar-B-Q Meat Patties with ingredients and a brief cook method, plus a seasonal menu for breakfast and dinner under a 4th of July picnic theme.

Old Fashioned Freezer Ice Cream One-Two-Three-Four Cake Menu

A fragmented menu listing items such as corn butter relish plate red ish roses carrot sticks green onions olives. It mentions old fashioned freezer ice cream one-two-three-four cake peg tea supper potato chowder mild croutons tomato leaf lettuce salad bread butter melon bog and orange pick-up.

Inauguration of uniformed police in America

The sentence notes that the uniformed police system began in 1850 in New York City marking a milestone in American law enforcement history.

America New York City

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