Alfred Edwards Junior Class Favorite Things and Activities
Alfred Edwards, born February 12, 1938 in Fredericksburg Texas, has attended school with the current senior class for eleven years. He has played on the football team for two years and is active in FFA serving as an officer. He appeared in the junior play last year and has been a class officer, with undecided plans for the future. He dislikes teachers who falsely accuse and enjoys fishing hunting and pie a la mode.
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Alfred Edwards
Fredericksburg
Texas
Robert Mitchum
Alfred
FFA
Tha Pemford
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Harper Girls Beat Center Point 34 27 In Close Battle
Harper girls win 34 to 27 over Center Point with Edith Ellebracht scoring 20 and Morrow adding 15 for Center Point. Boys game ends 30 29 as Center Point tops Harper. Wooter Parker leads Harper with 18 while Kaiser has 15 for Center Point.
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Harper Girls
Center Point Girls
Harper
Morrow
Edith Ellebracht
Center Point Boys
Harper Boys
Wooter Parker
Kaiser
Center Point
Valentine Party Planned for High School Gym
The Round Up notes a Friday night Valentine party in the school gym from 7 30 to 11 30 with 7th and 8th graders invited. A Valentine King and Queen will be chosen with seniors Don Phillips and Ola Maertz, juniors Kermit Strackbein and Doris Oehler, and sophomores Clifford Kramer and Steve Oehler as candidates. Music by a local band and refreshments will be provided.
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Valentine
Don Phillips
Ola Maertz
Kermit Strackbein
Doris Oehler
Clifford Kramer
Steve Oehler
Farm Bureau Winter Institute In San Antonio
The Texas Farm Bureau Winter Institute for county leaders met January 22 to 25 at the Plaza Hotel in San Antonio with about 150 county leaders attending. Eight courses were offered under instructors from extension service and Farm Bureau groups, including O R Long and Dee R Knox.
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San Antonio
Texas
Texas Farm Bureau
Plaza Hotel
Farm Bureau
Extension Service
State
National Farm Bureau
Otto Steffey
Illinois Agricultural Association
IAA
State Farm Bureau
Ilinois
Raymond Baxter
Waco
TFB Department of Information
TFB
J. Walter Hammond
Tye
J. Tierce
Palestine
Anderson County
Suil Bank
American Farm Bureau
Podunk Farm Bureau
Tierce
Dee R. Knox
Alice
Austin A. Crownover
A. R. Grauer
Bill Hoover
TFB Information Department
O. K. Hoyle
Seymour
Leon M. Lane
Blue Panic and agri topics spread in Texas weather and policy
In the February Farmer-Stockman Sam Whitlow notes Blue Panic a widespread grass impact across Texas except the far north and west. The issue also features T C Richardson reminiscences Mary Miles Smith lively pieces and a look at wheat silage hybrid grains and nitrogen questions with Dr William A Albrecht. Raymond Brooks reports political crops in Austin amid weather debates. Ida Kneese visits New Braunfels with family and a granddaughter. Gene Leach referenced as policy director in Waco Texas.
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Texas
Sam Whitlow
Farmer-Stockman Magazine
T. C. Richardson
Mary Miles Smith
Reagan Brown
William A. Albrecht
Raymond Brooks
Austin
Auto listings and visit notes from local families
A mixed page lists cars for sale including 1954 Plymouth four door and 1953 Dodge pickup with radios and heaters, plus 1947 Plymouth four door and 1946 DeSoto four door sedans. Local residents then share weekend visits to relatives in Denison, San Angelo, Seguin, Austin, Harlingen and Hilda with families of Klaehn Bierschwale Geistweidt and Whitworth.
Demonstration Council in session photographed at Courthouse
A group portrait from a Thursday council session shows members including Mesc Willie Schumann Jr Albert Bernhard Jenschke and others from Town and Country Willow City Squaw Creek Stonewall Pilot Knob and Doss with secretary treasurer Richard Kasper and missing Mrs Clemens Reed. The image labels many names and locations.
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Alome
Mesc
Willie Schumann Jr
Albert
Bernhard Jenschke
Anton Jenschke
Wrede
Gilbert Eckhardt
Ter Ottmers
Stonewall
Hugo Maenius
Martin Rode
Doss
Mesd
Elgin Dittmar
Desmond Sagebiel
Willow City
Kaiser Bierschwabe
Pilot Knob
Ruben Wahrmund
Rheingold
August Sagebiel
Henry Itri
Richard Kasper
Clemens Reed
New Vitamin Diet Improves Turkey Growth and Flavor
Turkeys fed a fortified mash with Nopco sol M-7 grow to marketing size faster and consume less feed. The supplement adds vitamins A D E B12 riboflavin pantothenic acid niacin and trace minerals and is microtized to preserve potency. Nopco Chemical Company markets ten pound bags for fortifying a ton of feed and offers ready mixed or DIY options.
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Turkey
Nopco Chemical Company
Harrison, N. J
Nopco
Pe Nope ‘Enemical Company
White Elephant Gift Swap at Community Hall Saturday
The piece notes a White Elephant Party hosted by Handy Peterson at the Community Hall. Attendees bring gifts they'd rather give than receive, with plans to swap for possibly worse items but maintain a fun tone.
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Handy Peterson
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