Hill Country Bankers Meet at Fredericksburg Event
The Hill Country Bankers Association held its annual meeting at the Fredericksburg Fair Grounds Exhibition Hall with about two hundred members and wives attending a social hour and barbecue. Officers were elected for the coming year, and Kerrville was chosen as the next meeting site in October. The association now lists 24 member banks and 22 associate members.
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The
Security State
Fredericksburg National Banks
Fredericksburg
Hill Country Bankers Association
Fredericksburg Fair Grounds Exhibition Hall
O. Lindenberg
Holy Ghost Lutheran Church
Arthur Stehling
Harper First State
Dean Turner
KEVT
Kerrville
Turner
Geo. C. Stengel
Bevans State Bank
Menard
Association
Otto Friederich
Commercial National Bank
Brady
C. H. Allen
First State Bank
Junction
Secr
J. Morris Goforth
Comfort State Bank
Comfort
San Antonio
Griffiths Carnes
City National Bank of
Galveston
Chas. Schreiner Bank
First State Bank of
Annual Texas District Convention Held At Mason This Week
The Texas District of the American Lutheran Church meets in Mason with St. Pauls Lutheran Church hosting ministers and delegates from Texas Louisiana Alabama and Arkansas. About 300 pastors and delegates attend to discuss business including funding a Bible Camp in Kerr County. Several Gillespie County pastors and delegates listed with attendance. An invitation to Galveston for next year’s 100th anniversary is noted. Local notes include visits by Oliver Lang Pecos and Miss Alice Cook San Antonio with social arrivals from Hereford Hondo and San Antonio.
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Texas
American Lutheran Church
Mason
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Alfred Doerffler
Louisiana
Alabama
Arkansas
Kerr County
Gillespie County
Zions Lutheran Church
F. A. Bracher
Alex Durst
Holy Ghost Lutheran Church
O. Lindenberg
G. F. Henke
Bethany Lutheran Church
G. A. Poehlmann
Weimar Hein
Doss
Cherry Spring
Albert Lutheran Church
Paul Leonhard
Edwin Meier
Harper
St. James Lutheran Church
W. J. Goerner
A. H. Wendel
Galveston
First Lutheran Church of
Navy carrier CAROLINE MARS sets passenger record
The Navy vessel CAROLINE MARS carried 269 personnel breaking the prior 217 person record. The Pilot Knob school closing will be at Reed's Spring Creek Hall on Saturday in May. A children's program starts at 3 p.m. with beef and mutton barbecue at 5:30 p.m. Free coffee offered.
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Navy
Caroline Mars
Pilot Knob
Reed
Spring Creek Hall
Our Soil Problem Composting Process Proclaimed
An industrial method for rapid organic composting is described using a 3,000 cu ft digester and specialized culture. The process yields a 100 percent organic brackish compost in five days with controlled air flow and no chemicals. It stresses legal labeling and future bio research without abandoning chemical fertilizers.
Agricultural markets show gains and losses in Southwest week
USDA reports mixed price changes across Southwest markets for eggs, poultry, cattle, hogs, lambs, goats and grains. Notable shifts include eggs 39–44 cents per dozen regionally, cattle easing at Fort Worth and firming at Oklahoma City, hogs down 50 cents to $1, lambs up to 30 dollars, and No 1 wheat at Texas points around 2.38 to 2.45 per bushel.
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USDA
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
New Orleans
Denver
Arkansas
Fort Worth
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Southwest
San Antonio
Oklahoma
Boston
Hammond
Louisiana
Rio Grande Valley
Galveston
Texas Common Points
Composting and chemical fortified soils for global salvation
A concise call to evaluate how far compost can be fortified with chemicals without harming soil health. The text argues for objective, integrated study of soil exhaustion and pollution as essential to solving hunger and disease risks worldwide.
Cloudburst at Blanco and Hill Country rain totals
Heavy rains swept the Hill Country with Blanco reporting a 7 percent cloudburst Sunday two hour spell. Flood waters swamped Blanco highway bridges and traffic stalled for over two hours while Stonewall and other areas saw inches of rainfall and weather impacts across Medina Fredericksburg and surrounding communities. Local crop prices and hay markets also reflect rainfall effects with cotton, rice, and alfalfa notes and farm notices.
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Blanco
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Mill Country
Geo
Stengel
C. N. Roth
Seguin
Milton Falkenberg
Bishop
Robert Pfennig
Austin
Oliver Lang
Pecos
Houston
Alice Cook
J. F. Cook
J. C. Cook
Allen Gibson
Hereford
Oscar Herms
Hondo
Hubert Baumann
Arthur Baumann
John Deere
Fairbanks Morse
Krauskopf Bros
REDE
GaseBs
Elmo Barthge
Predericoksburg
Reed's Package Store
Marper
Reed's
Spring Creek
H. Welge Lewis
P. O. Box
Distributors of
Robin Hood
Lochte
Predericksburg, Texas
Yellow Mile
Little Rock
Tom Carr
Big Place
White Oak
Otto Rahe
Mrs
John Gibson
Medina
Walter Parker
Will Stribling
Johnson City
Herbert Wahrmund
Route 2
Victor Marshall
Harper, Texas
Paul Lindenberg
Levi Deike
Hye
Oswald Eckhardt
Rheingold
F. B. Riley
Crabapple
Elroy Schnelle
Handy Stop
T. Wright Neal
Neal
Felix T. Tybor
Palace Theatre
Fredericksburg, Texas
Cleare
Mynette
Sidran
Smartee Toy
Chambrays
Oxfords
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