Champion Corriedale Ram Sells for 260 at Texas event
The grand Champion Corriedale ram brought 260 dollars at the 5th annual show and sale of the Texas Corriedale Sheep Breeders Association. Sale concluded Saturday with the top ram sold by T. C.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1952
Page
1
The grand Champion Corriedale ram brought 260 dollars at the 5th annual show and sale of the Texas Corriedale Sheep Breeders Association. Sale concluded Saturday with the top ram sold by T. C.
Gillespie County displayed manufacturing and processed goods at the Trades Show held during the triple exposition at the Fair Grounds. About 2,500 to 3,000 attendees visited the two-day event as 16 of 56 invited exhibitors set up displays featuring Woerner Warehouse Shineys Sheet Metal Works Roos Cement Yard K and M Kab Net Shop Mo Ritz Venetian Blinds and more.
Citizens may cast a preference ballot Friday July 25 on whether to retain the city's parking meters. The vote follows an understanding at installation last October that input would be sought after nine months.
Six teaching vacancies remain at Fredericksburg Public School for 1952 53 after a board selection. Mary Lou Collins from Pasadena Public Schools will teach third or fourth grade. Remaining posts include fifth and sixth grade teachers, an assistant coach, an English teacher and librarian, and a special education and speech correctionist. Landscaping on the campus begins with curb work and drive paving, with grading and drainage projects slated for August.
About 7000 people attended the first annual Central Texas Electric Cooperative meeting and the opening day of the Electric Fair at Gillespie Fair Park. Congressman O C Fisher praised rural electrification and urged supply and demand laws over OPS. Directors including Tom Carr Paul Stehling Hugo Weinheimer were reelected, with several leaders receiving long service pins.
Gillespie County Historical Society passed a resolution urging preservation of the old Catholic Church as a historical landmark. A three member committee Alfred Neffendorf Gilbert Kaderli and Agnes Sagebiel will confer with church authorities. The group also voted to place a historical marker designating the church as a landmark. Richard Kraus, formerly a resident, now of San Antonio, represented the De Zavala delegation.
Alfred Petschs column urges Hill Country citizens to vote in the Democratic Primary next week in Texas. He argues citizens must participate to safeguard liberties, criticizes centralized government, and cites Orville Bullington on election law while noting cross-party voting in the upcoming primary.
The 1952-53 school transfer period ends July 31, 1952. Fredericksburg Independent School District officials urge parents to file transfers at the County School Superintendent's office in the Courthouse by that date. Transfers must be completed by August 1 for free school and transportation.
Gillespie County voters are urged to cast a record ballot in the first Democratic Primary of 1952 on Saturday July 26. Polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Walter McKay of Fredericksburg seeks the statewide post of State Commissioner of Agriculture in a historic county candidacy.
Eleven year old Jose Rivera was struck and killed by a pickup truck on East Main Street at 9 p m Friday. Deputy Fritz faced negligent homicide charges. Rivera, a first grade student, died at Keidel Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were held July 20 at St Marys Church.
Mr and Mrs Harry Hartmann and Mrs Max H Beckmann departed Monday for Dallas to participate in a furniture convention and related events.
The sample ballot for next Saturdays Democratic Primary is on page 2 of this issue. Voters are urged to study the ballot before election day to vote intelligently in the important contest.
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