Cattle Worms and Field Day Highlight County Notes
County Agent notes worms in cattle and hogs with practical treatments and dosages. It announces a terracing field day at the airport on November 14 1950 and details poultry clinic sessions on November 10 in Harper and Fredericksburg with Extension staff and industry reps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Dittmar
Douglas
K.T.R. Penick
IPNA
SCS
Commissioner Court
Vocational Agricultural In High School
Veterans Vocational Agricultural
Legion Hall
Harper
Texas
Fredericksburg
W. J. Moore
J. C. Williams
Extension Service
Poultry Husbandman of College
Hereford Bull Brings $1500 At Mason Sale
Stonewall Hereford sold a 19 month old registered bull for 1500 dollars at the Hill Country Hereford Sale in Mason. Later, Weinheimer and Roy sold 25 registered Hereford bulls to F A Young of Jacksonville Texas.
Marked Progress Shown On New Farm Market Road
Ice covered the area early Saturday but only the tenderest plants were killed. Killian Keller Construction reports cleared right of way and fences along the 1 1 mile stretch. drainage structures finished and grading under way with a new Town Creek bridge started Friday.
Committee Formed to Build Harper Fire Station
Tommie Harlan will supervise the Harper fire station project with committee members Richard Roeder Bill Kaiser and Floyd Bode Excavation for the basement is finished and two to three thousand dollars has been secured toward a five thousand dollar quota Additional in kind contributions include labor gravel and sand from local citizens Intermittent social notes report visits from Dallas Uvalde and Corpus Christi residents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommie Harlan
San Antonio
Harper
Richard Roeder
Bill Kaiser
Floyd Bode
Bode
A. V. Turner
Dallas
Phil Rogers
J. J. Rogers
Uvalde
Arthur Bierschwale
Clark
Howard Schultz
Colan Barrett
Aransas Pass
Wilbur Pinkey
Corpus Christi
R. W. Pinkey
David Butler
Man Killed Riding Auto Near Comfort
Randolph R. Robertson, 75, son of Texas first game commissioner R. R. Robertson, was struck by a car and killed instantly in Comfort Sunday. A native of Austin, he had been living in Comfort at the time of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph R. Robertson
Comfort
Austin
Robertson
R. R. Robertson
Tex
Blanco County Farm Bureau Names Committees
The Blanco County Farm Bureau met October 24 at the Courthouse forming two new committees. Nomination committee members were Chester Moldenhauer Mrs Ralph Ebeling and Bernard Fuchs. Resolutions committee members were Gilbert Fuchs Mrs Glen Longley and Francis Rech. Delegates to the State Convention named were Roy Dollahue E Bergman Helmuth Ulrich Richard Merz Francis Rech and Chester Moldenhauer. Mrs John Journey was chosen hostess for the next meeting. The LCRA employees honored Mr and Mrs C L Fuqua with a supper at the VFW Club October 30 before they move to Marble Falls. Dancing followed. Mr and Mrs Tom Johnson were in Blanco on business. Mr and Mrs Rex Waller and their daughter of West Texas visited his parents. Mr L E Waller visited several days this week. Mr Otto Wittkohl was in Fredericksburg on business Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanco County Farm Bureau
Chester Moldenahuer
Ralph Ebeling
Bernard Fuchs
Gilbert Fuchs
Glen Longley
Francis Rech
Roy Dollahue
E. Bergman
Helmuth Ulrich
Richard Merz
Chester Moldenhauer
John Journey
Otto Wittkohl
Fredericksburg
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Stonewall
Hereford
James Eckert
Herman
Roy Weinheimer
Mason
Weinheimer
Roy
F. A. Young
Jacksonville
Herman Weinheimer
Tom
Simon Burg
Marcus Burg
Harold Rusenberger
Alfred Rusenberger
Charlie Weinheimer
Betty Gragg
Walter Moldenhauer
Joyce
H. C. Woods
Roy Pipkin
Howard Cravens
Texas Smu
Henry Beckmann
Colorado
Tom Weinheimer
Walter Epp
Walter Immel
Borger
Alvin Immel
California
Burg
Crabapple Farm
Lehne’s Hill
Bear Mountain
Arheiger Land
Aiz
Willow City
Hill Otis
Probit Hardware, Inc
Kallenberg's Pharmacy
Harper Station
J. F. Cook
G.I
Sinmak
North Korea
Opal Ray Gipson
Blanco County
Buick
Gine Sryt
Han
Henry J, Taylor
ABC Network
Hill Country Implement Company
East Main
Fredericksburg, Texas
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