Record of extreme feats and light humor from travel notes
The item lists remarkable records such as 94 901 pounds of cheddar and a 2000 foot long sausage with 926 weighed 040 Rts. It notes Bavarian beer output, India's Hirekud Dam length, and a Buddha statue in Afghanistan. It also includes a quip about a ROTC instructor and a punchline about a secretary handling a boss during a liquid lunch. It closes with travel center figures in Texas and a San Antonio family visit.
Otto Schumann to be Honored at Big Spring Awards Meet
Rancher Otto Schumann of Gillespie County will be honored at the Region II Conservation Awards Program and Banquet in Big Spring Texas on Friday evening May 8 He is a SHCD No 220 member and chairman and active in rural groups Also honored in the district are Joe E Nickel of Boerne and region awards will be presented across multiple regions with a statewide dinner May 2 at TCU Fort Worth Tickets are $5 and due by April 30.
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Llano Co
Tim Williamson
Big Spring High School
Martin-Howard- Midland
Juanita Silvers
Leaky
Upper Nueces-Frio
Beeville
Nacogdoches
Glen Rose
Comet Bennett Draws Attention From North Texas Skies
A new comet discovered December 28, 1960 by John Bennett of Pretoria has been sighted in the northeastern skies for weeks. Local observers including Robert Herbst and Crockett Riley report dawn sightings, with the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory noting the tail always points away from the sun. The Bennett Comet, visible to the naked eye since March 26, is named for its discoverer and is the last major comet of the decade.
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