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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1975
Page
7
Clyde Hogue, a farm trapper on FM Road 2685, reports his first mink catch a 28 inch male with rich brown fur valued at six dollars to Longview dealer Bobby Latham. He also sold a fox pelt eight dollars and two possum furs for 150 dollars each, noting wolves’ pelts at fifty cents.
The Upshur County courthouse collects a $5 bounty on each wolf with Mrs Hogue leading the effort. The Gladewater Mirror highlights Texass Star quilt projects, seed pictures, decoupage, and ceramics workshops by Junto and Three Arts clubs. Funds support the Texas Federation of Womens Clubs Maintenance Fund and Rondo Cemetery Association upkeep. The article covers a Chamber of Commerce Arts and Crafts Show with 73 booths drawing 8 to 10 thousand visitors and a Dallas Craft Guild weaving demonstration by Margaret Dempster.
Upshur Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation filed with the Federal Government a Title VI compliance assurance guaranteeing non discrimination on race color or national origin in service policies and practices including rates and meetings. Individuals may file complaints with the Secretary of Agriculture Rural Electrification Administration or the cooperative, with confidentiality maintained as needed.
Rose expresses gratitude for prayers and support during illness. She thanks Dr Campbell Dr Griefkamp and Good Shepherd Hospital staff, her husband Felix and friends including Bro B F Jan Risinger Louise Van Wormer Annie Mueller Janell Carrington Milner Sunday School class and many who sent remembrances. She is home and recovering.
In Dallas at Ola Padrida visitors glimpse Early American crafts underscoring forebears patience and craft pride. Members drew names in November and exchanged handmade Christmas gifts reflecting friendship, with a discussion planned on ecology crafts from seed boxes to dried grain trivets.
Cowboys and cowgirls must enter the Holly Top Stables rodeo by 8 p.m. Saturday January 25 for the Sunday event featuring Tony Douglas and Walt Garrison. Curtis Malone and John Curington produce with calf roping steer roping bull riding and horseback events. Contact numbers 769 2624 769 2293 725 6390 725 5182.
History’s Scrapbook notes on January 3, 1964 when Senator Barry Goldwater announced plans to pursue the Republican presidential nomination. The entry places the moment in a concise political milestone summary.
Delbert L. Morgan offers a lost coon hound notice. The dog is described as a red, white and black Walker hound named Hawkshaw. Contact number 845-2330. The owner states responsibility limits for debts. Date 1-26.
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