Mohair Grading Starts Monday In West Texas
Mohair grading begins in Texas with Ellis Moore arriving to supervise in San Antonio and Sabinal. Frank Grayson of the Agriculture Marketing Service oversees the effort while W R Nesbit and Texas Extension Service coordinate demand and warehoused sorting plans.
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West
Texas
Ellis Moore
Boston
San Antonio
Frank Grayson
Agriculture Marketing Service
Fort Worth
Grayson
Department of Agriculture
Moora
Moore
W. R. Nesbit
Texas Extension Service
England
U. S
Sabinal
$2 Pound Paid For Champ Calf
Fort Worth March 15 The grand champion steer Sweetwater's Best sold for $2 a pound to Kenneth Lewis of Sweetwater, a 900 pound animal bought by a hotel. The lamb sold for $355 to Vice President Garner via proxy Amon Carter, shown by Billy Rodgers of Lubbock. The barrow brought $1.20 a pound. Over 200 steers sold from $2 to $5 above market.
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Fort Worth
Lamb
Barrow
Sweetwater
Kenneth Lewis
United States
John N. Garner
Amon Carter
Billy Rodgers
Lubbock
Wayne Grogan
Deport
Mohair Sorting Unit Opens in Houston
Ingenhuett & Montague of Comfort opened the first mohair sorting shop in the South in Houston. Frank Montague announced the new enterprise to supply eastern mills with a complete line of matchings. Seven sorters are currently employed sorting mohair for the firm.
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South
Houston
Ingenhuett & Montague of
Comfort
Frank Montague
Ingenhuett & Montague
Mrs. Traweek Visits Sister Mrs Shockley
Mrs. Jake Traweek is visiting her sister Mrs. Alice Shockley.
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Jake Traweek
Alice Shockley
Adding Machine Ribpons and Paper Notice
Frederickburg Publishing Ga issue lists items for sale and publication details. The notice outlines inventory components including adding machine ribpons and related paper stock with dates and location references for distribution.
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Frederickburg Publishing Ga
Willow City News Roundup Highlights Local Recoveries and Events
Mrs Emil Harlen is home and able to sit up daily after surgery. Mrs Howard Barker back home. Twin girls Judy Lois and Jane Joyce named. Mrs Richard Laurence visited San Antonio to be with son Dick who has the measles. Miss Lillie Sultemeier back in school after flu. School practice for five weeks until closing exercises. Local visits include Alvin Welgeusen family, Chas Sagebiel party, Margie Greathouse with N H Greathouse, Henry Kirk family with Edgar Gold and Dotsie, Farrel Smiths’ infant treated in San Antonio. Willow City High School teams played Eckert. girls won, boys lost. Alpha Swatman sprained ankle playing ball. Clinton Hardins returned from Ft Worth stock show. Mrs Van CC Smith of San Antonio visiting Farrel Smith. Willow City Club met with Mrs H J Robinson. Miss Martin spoke on kitchen decorating. Refreshments served.
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Emil Harlen
Howard Barker
Judy Lois
Jane Joyce
Judy
Jane
Richard Laurence
San Antonio
Alvin Welgehausen
Chas A. Sagebiel
Victor Sagebiel
Margie Greathouse
N. H. Greathouse
Henry Kirk
Edgar Gold
Dotsie
Farrel Smith
Willow City High School
Eckert
Alpha Swatman
Clinton Hardin
Ft. Worth
van CC. Smith
Willow City Club
H. J. Robinson
Allen L. Gibson
George Allen Gibson
Fredericksburg
Alvin Tatschof
Alfred Feller
Chas Schmidt
Son Elgin
Dean Hopf
San Marcos
Carl Kroll, Jr
Gus Thiele
Max Hahne
Harper
W. H. McDougall
Kerrville
Grady Humes
Whitehead
J. T. Glass
C. E. Bein
Granville Barker
Sonora
Otto Rahe
JM. Scarborough, Jr
Louis Feller
Clayton
Elbert
Eugene Koennecke
Clarence Feller
Elgin Kramer
W O. Grosenbacher
L. Grosenbacher
J. A. Schleyer
J. F. Wedekind
Mariette
Fred Bierschwale
Willow City
J. O. Stovall
Biersch
Farmer’s League
Albert Sagebiel
Beatrice
Jimmie Martin
Emmett Keller
Mason
Floyd Casper
J. C. Casper
Wm. M. Petmecky
Fritz William Nichols
Elmo Lumpkins
Billie Lumpkins
Boyd Love
Irvin Brown
James Evers
Ben Luckenbach
Menard
Obituary: George D. Johnson Dies in Houston
George D Johnson of Houston died at home after a short illness on Monday. He is survived by his brother Tom J Johnson of Johnson City and four sisters Mrs Clarence Martin Stonewall Mrs J S Price Austin Mrs Jessis Hatcher and Mrs J H Bright of Houston among other relatives. Funeral services were held at Ross Funeral Home with Rev J H Clark. burial followed in the family cemetery at Stonewall on Wednesday.
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George D, Johnson
Houston
Johnson
Tom J. Johnson
Johnson City
Clarence Martin
Stonewall
J. S. Price
Austin
Jessis Hatcher
J. H. Bright
Ross Funeral Home
J. H. Clark
Harper and area notes show local events and visits
Walter Yett of Blanco and Emil Klett visited Johnson City on business while a Women’s Sewing Club met to discuss tacking. Many residents traveled to Fredericksburg Kerrville San Antonio and Fort Worth for events and shopping. A Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth and a Farmer's League baseball opener in Harper were announced.
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Walter Yett
Blanco
Johnson City
Women’s Sewing Club
George Crofts
Mae Clark
Round Mountain
Mabel Shelley
Alberta Ebeling
Opal Ray
Vira Ruth Gipson
Stonewall Notes Echo Personal Visits and Church Plans
Local notices record Alvin and Charles Weinheimer and Adolph Nebgen traveling to San Antonio on business. Alfred Riba and Miss Mary Leu Weinheimer visited friends, and many attended funerals for Mrs. Max Wahrmund and George Johnson. The Albert Lutheran Church builds a parsonage as the Luther League funds a bathroom, and confirms a new class with services planned for April 14 and Easter.
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Alvin
Charles Weinhemer
Adolph Nebgen
San Antonio
Alfred Riba
Plagerville High School
Benno Ecker
Max Wahrmund
Fredericksburg
George Johnson
Martin
Stonewall
Sam Houston High School
Houston
Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Mary Leu Weinheimer
Pete Weber
Alvin Weinheimer
Adola Nebgen
Charles Weinheimer
Alfon Neffendorf
Edwin Scharnhorst
Lofus Nielsen
Theo Leonhard
Texas University
Neilsen Brothers
Fort Worth
Elsie Meier
Albert Meier
Albert Luther League
Leonhard
Autos Crash Injures Felps Women and Baby on Austin Highway
Mrs John Felps Mrs Richard Felps and a baby were seriously injured in a Sunday afternoon automobile accident at three o'clock on the Austin highway.
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John Felps
Richard Felps
Baby
Austin Highway
Doss Club Demonstration Showcases Washable Kitchen Decor
The Doss Demonstration Club met March 7 at Mrs. Otto Dittmar’s home with new demonstrator Miss Martin. She presented kitchen work and washed curtains suitable for kitchen use, noting washable shades are preferable. A luncheon followed in honor of Miss Martin.
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Doss
Otto Dittmar
Miss Martin
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Champ
Willow City News
Chas. A. Sagebiel
Lillie Sultemeier
Blanco News
Viva Ruth Gipson
T Houston
Emil Klett
G. A. Cammack
Comstock
Geo Cammack
Jimmie Stevenson
Edgar Jung
Chas Jung
Sofia Wahrmund
Royal Kent
Maurice Gipson
Walt Crider
Sandy
Chas. Williamson
Fentris Clayton
W. H. Rawlings
Albert Weirich
Weirich
Wari
Harper News
Roberts
C. W Granville
Richard Roeder
Belton Tatsch
Ellis Granville
Stonewall News
Miss Klein
Meta Peh
Rita Klien
Marcus Burg
Henry Burg
Cora Pehl
Warren Miller
Egon Brodbeck
Miss Pehl
Church News
Albert Lutheran Church
Schneider’s
Hatchery
Otto Hartmann
Sinclair Products
Doss Club
Robert Blum
Basse Express
Llano
Cherokee
San Saba
Lometa
Lampasas
East Main Street
Kiev
Guildway
THE
ALDEN
Johns-Manville
Belpfel
J-M
Chevrolet
Standard Motor Company, Inc
Fredericksburg, Texas
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