NRA Reports Growth in 1970 Membership and Clubs
The National Rifle Association shows 18 000 new members since 1969 and nearly 3 000 added in August 1970. affiliated shooting clubs rise by 376 since year end. Approximately 383 000 took shooting instruction in 1964, with 330 000 trained in early 1970.
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National Rifle Association
NRA
C. E. Giesey
Stanley A. Mate
Channel Catfish Raised in Cages in Blanco and Gillespie
In Blanco and Gillespie Counties, Arthur Stehling Otto Schumann Dorsey L. Smith and Butch Crofts successfully raised channel catfish in cages this past summer. Cage design water supply and feeding determine success with 4x4x4 to 4x4x8 foot cages using half inch mesh, styrofoam floats and anchored placement. Fish stocked at 3 to 6 inches grow to over one pound in seven weeks with daily feeding and careful management.
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Blanco
Gillespie
Arthur Stehling
Otto Schumann
Gillespie County
Dorsey L. Smith
Butch Crofts
Blanco County
United States
Stehling and
Schumann
Soil Conservation Service
Schumann and Stehling
First Gillespie County catfish cages yield prime channel cats
Otto Schumann at Albert on Williams Creek conducts cage farming, selling the first channel catfish to Austin couples. The venture marks the area’s early cage culture, with Schumann and Arthur Stehling noted as pioneer Gillespie County catfish farmers.
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Otto Schumann
Williams Creek
Joe W. Cagle
Dana A. Chambliess
Austin
Otto Lindig
Stonewall
Schumann
Cagle
Chambliess
Radio Post
Albert
Messrs
Cagle and
Gillespie County
Range & Field
Arthur Stehling
Palo Alto Creek
Stehling
Otto
Schumann Lake
Lindig
Amanda Schumann
Alsho
Luckenbach
FLBA Kerrville Holds Annual Membership Meeting
The Federal Land Bank Association of Kerrville held its annual meeting October 26 at Stovall’s Restaurant with 100 plus members and guests. Max O. Reinbach reported a loan volume rise despite fewer new loans while two directors, Bruno M N Grote and George W. Cunningham, were re elected for three years. Archie R. Gallant was named president and Aime F. Real vice president.
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Federal Land Bank Association of
Kerrville
Stovall's
Max O. Reinbach
Bruno M
Selective Service Director Morris Schwartz Rites
Colonel Morris S. Schwartz 72 longtime state selective service director died Tuesday at Brooke Army Medical Center San Antonio after a three month illness. A 49 year Army veteran he served as CO 845th Signal Service Battalion in the China Burma India theatre and earned the Legion of Merit. He resided in Austin for 40 years and previously worked with Western Union as Austin manager.
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Morris S. Schwartz
Mit
Brooke Army Medical Center
San Antonio
Schwartz
Austin
Cripple Creek
Ylorado
Texas
Legion of Merit
845Th Signal Service
Western Union Telegraph Company
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