Roy Heinemann Wins First in San Angelo Livestock Judging
Roy Heinemann, active sophomore son of Mr and Mrs Joe Heinemann, earned top honors at the San Angelo Livestock Judging Contest. He previously excelled in 1961 Gillespie and 1962 63 stock shows, placing high in beef cattle events, district land and livestock judging, and 1965 contests, with multiple high individual awards.
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Round U at San Angelo Stock Show Calf Scramble
Clayton A Massey led ag students to the San Angelo Stock Show on March 11. Freshmen Patrick Lange Leo Heinemann David Moellendorf and Chris Bernhard placed seventh and ninth in the calf scramble. Teammates Bernard Fritz Roy Heinemann Jerome Esquell and Joe Mains competed in a judging contest. the team did not place.
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Don Braeutugam: a multi talent student with car, music, and literary feats
Senior personality Don Braeutugam, born December 26 1947 in Fredericksburg, shows skill in cars and engines, tenor singing, and photography. He has held multiple student offices, acted in class plays, and pursues college at Tarleton or A and M University while excelling in Interscholastic League events and post positions.
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Pecan graftwood tips and tree protection notes
County Agent C A Stone emphasizes timely cuttings for pecan and blindwood propagation using one year wood from healthy parent trees. Proper labeling, packaging, and cool storage are outlined, plus cautions on protecting mature trees during construction and the risks of root and bark damage to large trees.
Texas Plants Poisonous to Livestock publication released
A new Texas Agricultural Experiment Station and Extension Service publication titled Texas Plants Poisonous to Livestock is available free of charge. The report lists poisonous plant species in Texas, their economic impact, regional occurrence, symptoms, and management tips for stockmen to prevent livestock losses. It notes the $50 to $100 million annual impact and stresses that poisoning often stems from pasture management and animal factors rather than plant presence.
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Truck Loaded With Potatoes Crashes Off Hill
A potato truck operated by Lanter Produe of San Antonio ran off Stieler Hill on a Saturday night. The vehicle plunged about 200 feet, the driver escaped unharmed, and a reported $7,000 loss was noted. Patrulmain Pat Wyhe of Boe mo investigated the mishap.
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Easter Fires Pageant Set for April in Fredericksburg
A large crowd is expected for the April 9 Easter Fires pageant in Fair Park Fredericksburg. Organizers Mrs Tyrus Cox and Rudy Olfers announce practices under the rabbit sequence led by Mrs Ralph Weirshausen. Scouts rehearse Indian sequence in Stonewall and dozens of groups plan to perform in the historic reenactment of Fredericksburg’s frontier era.
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Medicare Enrollment Month Proclaimed by President
Postmaster at Harper Texas announces Medicare supplemental benefit application blanks available at the Harper Post Office as the Social Security Administration contacts 3.1 million seniors before a March 31 deadline. Johnson proclaims March National Medicare Enrollment Month and urges nationwide cooperation in enrolling seniors.
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