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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1950

Page

9

Ingram Wool Sale Sets State Record Prices

The Texas Ranchman's Wool and Mohair Commission reports 150000 pounds of original bag 12 months Corriedale cross wool sold May 23 for 75.5 to 81.5 cents per lb, averaging 78.5 cents. Wools are the longest stapled 12 months in the state and priced higher than any prior sale since 1948. Mohair prices reach record highs with adult hair at 80 cents and kid hair at 1.05. A new forage type grain sorghum Hi-Hegari is released, promising 20 percent more forage yield.

Ingram Texas Ingram Accumulation Wack Hughes Emery, Russel & Goodrich Boston Fredericksburg Erwin Woerner Woerner Warehouse R. E. Karper Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Africa Chilliscothe

Rain Slows Combine Work In Pleasant Hill

Rain slowed harvesting in Pleasant Hill as farmers paused between corn and garden work and early rain fell Thursday night. The Pleasant Hill Agricultural Association met June 2 with reports from Future Farmers and talks on fishing and a kid rodeo.

Pleasant Hill

Harper Community Park Association to Hold Annual Meeting

The Harper Community Park Association Inc will hold its annual membership meeting at the Harper School building Monday June 12 at 8 30 p m Two new directors will be elected and all members urged to attend Outgoing directors include Victor Wendel and Chas Barrett Hold over directors are Victor Marschall Paul Jones Raymond Spaeth W m Strackbein and Edmund Fiedler Officers last year were Victor Wendel president Raymond Spaeth vice president and Victor Marshall secretary treasurer Major park improvement was lights erected at the rodeo arena for night events The Stonewall baseball team defeated Harper 3 1 here Sunday evening Rev Tom Burns revival service begins at the Baptist Church June 9 at 7 35 p m Continued on Page 6 Sec 2

The Harper Community Park Association Inc Harper Victor Wendel Chas. Barrett Victor Marschall Paul Jones Raymond Spaeth W'm. Strackbein Edmund Fiedler Victor Marshall Stonewall Herbert Games Tom Burns Baptist Church Vester B. Parker Dallas

Films To Be Shown In Stonewall Gym On Friday Night

On Friday night June 9 at 8 p m a group of films will be shown at the Stonewall school gym. The event is sponsored by the Mothers Club and all are invited to attend.

Stonewall Gym Mothers Club Stonewall Farmer Boys Harper Pirates Comfort Camp Stanley Seipps Howard Cravens Theresa Gary Virginia Lee Eckert John Pehl St. Francis Xavier Catholic Weinheimer’s Hall Burg Clarence Martin Tony Steh

New Stonewall Fruit Co-op opens for area peach growers

The former Hill Country Fruit Co-op facilities at Stonewall will be available to all Gillespie and Blanco County peach growers. New owners Ernest Hodges, Hiram Hodges, and Andrew Lindig said the modern plant will handle as much of the coming season’s fruit as possible and will price services fairly. A packing expert has been engaged to aid market readiness, with growers urged to contact management before June 15.

Hill Country Fruit Co-op Stonewall Ernest Hodges Hiram Hodges Andrew Lindig Gillespie Blanco

Mrs John Smith Rites Held In Blanco

Mrs John Smith died at her Johnson City home after a long illness. Funeral services were held Thursday at 3:00 p m with interment in Blanco Cemetery. She is survived by several stepchildren Mrs E O Nowotny and Mrs Clayton Barker of Johnson City. Her husband preceded her in death.

John Smith Blanco Johnson City Blanco Cemetery E. O. Nowotny Clayton Barker L. H. Hill Little Rock Arkansas D. K. Wylie Freddie Stevie Davis Austin W. E. Stevenson Alfred Davis Charles Stevenson Waco

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Gillespie Farm and Ranch News T. J. Chapman J. E. Welch Hill Country Imp Co Gillespie County Hill Country Implement Company Mutual Lumber Company Benno Weiss F. C. Lochte Gillespie 4-H A. Stone Lochte 4-H S. S. Mauldin Deike Ranch Pleasant Hill Agricultural Association W. Stewart Sidney Wayne Mauldin Sherman Brodbeck James Deike John Journey Walter Lindig J. D. Warren Herman Knox Victor Striegler Frigidaire Harper Community Park Association J. F. Cook James Eckert Opal Ray Gipson Aspotora Buick Fisher Fort Rad Four-Way Ury J Taylor ABC Network East Main Fredericksburg, Texas
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