Hadacol touted as aid for all ages in Louisiana tale
An advertisement touts HADACOL as beneficial for all ages from three to eighty five. It shares testimonials from Mrs. Edmond Doucet and Mr. Neville Dugas describing digestive relief, restored appetite, better sleep, and renewed energy after using HADACOL, claiming it supplies B vitamins and minerals to correct deficiencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Doucet
Church Law
Per Evangeline
Hada
Joan
Mr. Dugas
ACOL
PMA Committee Election Results Announced
Forty county farmers were elected as PMA committeemen for 1950 with eight communities each naming a delegate to a county convention on Friday Nov 25 at the Agricultural Building. New and returning members represent Community A through H with chairs and alternates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PMA
Willie Wehmeyer
Emil Lochte
Gustav Jenschke
Felix Braeutigam
Adolf Nebgen
Paul Danz
Ernest Hodges
Erwin Gold
Clarence Nielsen
Thanksgiving visits and layette shower in Rocksprings
Mrs Pete Casper and daughter Miss Bonnie joined Mrs Vene Cottle and Mrs Elmer Lee Russel for a layette shower for Mrs Carrol Cottle in Rocksprings on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs John L Weaver and their two children from Junction visited Mrs Nath Walker and family on Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Casper
Bonnie
Vene Cottle
Elmer Lee Russel
Carrol Cottle
John L. Weaver
Junction
Nath Walker
LeBlanc Purchases Building for Hadacol Headquarters
Dudley J. LeBlanc announces the LeBlanc Corp will convert the Hadacol factory building into a garage and storage for Hadacol trucks. Hadacol offices move from downtown Lafayette to the new Hadacol building, built in 1945 with planned early next year occupancy and a gala opening. The headquarters will be modern with air conditioning and other features as part of ongoing progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley J. LeBlanc
LeBlanc Corp
Hadacol
Lafayette
Hadaco
Two Hunters Die of Heart Attacks Near Comfort
Two deer hunters died of heart attack on adjacent Kendall County leases near Comfort in the morning hours. Ogburn D. Butler 62 of Orange Texas and William M. Stanley 57 of Ingram Texas were found by hunting partners in separate blinds about a mile apart. Justice of the Peace Williams held coroner's inquest and ruled death by heart attack for both. Funeral arrangements were made in Comfort and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Separte
Comfort
Sonny
Bodo Seidensticker
Kendall County
Fredericksburg
Ogburn D. Butler
Orange
Texas
Orange County
William M. Stanley
Ingram
Stanley
Houston
Socony Paint Products Company
Justice of the Peace
Williams of Comfort
Butler
Schaetter & Lindner Funeral
P. P. Butler
First National Bank of Houston
Oxburn D. Butler
Holm Family Visits Rahe Relatives for Weekend
Dr and Mrs Theo Holm and children from San Antonio spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Otto Rahe. Mrs Rahe accompanied them home for a few days visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. Holm
San Antonio
Otto Rahe
Farm prices hold steady to higher in Southwest week
Production and Marketing Administration reports a week of generally steady to higher farm prices in the Southwest. Sorghums and corn rose several cents, wheat gained, rough rice edged up, and hay remained slow. Cattle, hogs, and lambs showed mixed moves with some price gains and declines across major markets.
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Southwest
US Department of Agriculture
Texas
Denver
New Orleans
Louisiana
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Houston
San
Market roundup notes steady prices and mixed livestock sells
Antonio reports steady mohair values with adult hair at 50 cents and kid hair at 75 cents per pound while nannies and wethers sell between 7.75 and 8 dollars per head and kids 5 to 5.75. Cotton markets largely closed with declines around 75 cents per bale. Dallas middling cotton prices around 28.85 cents per pound for spot and regional quotes in Houston Galveston New Orleans and Little Rock near 29 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio
Texas
Southwest
Dallas
Finch
Houston
Galveston
New Orleans
Little Rock
Braden and Salarsh Visit Walker Parents in California
Old Mr and Mrs Phil Braden of Los Angeles and Mrs Sue Salarsh of Culver City are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Nath Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Braden
Los Angeles, Calif
Sue Salarsh
Culver City
Calif
Nath Walker
Mrs Raymond Oestreich Visited Harper on Wednesday
Mrs. Raymond Oestreich of Fredericksburg made a business visit in Harper on Wednesday. She interacted with local merchants and discussed potential trade contacts during her trip.
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Raymond Oestreich of
Fredericksburg
Harper Wednesday
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Harper Herald
Harper, Texas
Mrs. Doucet
Robin Nixon
Alfred Baethge
Community G
Homer Lee Stevens
Waldemar Kroll
Elgin Dittmar
Martin Dittmar
Victor Wendel
Community H
Max Kneese
Alfred Pfiester
Adelbert E. C. Weber
Chas. Weber Jr
Henry Segner
Schnelle
Dericksourg, Texas
Wamed
Nationa
Spring Creek Hall
Harper-Fbg
Music By
Hill Country Boys
Arthur Reed
Travelers
Alex Mittendorf
Prop
Texaco
Harper
Mac's Service
Lloyd Carter
H. G. McWilliams
Kerr County Motor Co
Eeet
Ford Sales & Service
Kerrville
Elmo Barthge
Redericksburg
Jessie James and His Orchestra
Walter Schmidt
Floy Bode
Mobil Gas
Mobil Oil
Crosley Appliances
H. Welge Lewis
P. O
Swan Laundry & Dry Cleaners of
Harper Drug Store
Harper Tin & Sheet Metal Works
Bill Kaiser
Bill
Gulf Service Station
Richard Roeder
Gulf Gas & Oils
John Deere
Fairbanks Morse Enginee
Krauskopf Bros
Felix T. Tybor
Palace Theatre
Fredericksburg, Texas
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