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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1951
Page
2
Austin Sept. 19 The Director of Law Enforcement for the Game and Fish Commission says guns seized in game law violation cases cannot be held indefinitely. Guns lawfully seized may be kept as evidence or returned if no longer needed. If entered in evidence they may be held pending appeal or final disposition, with court order required for return.
Observers report the FL Coun try Angus Association will meet at R S Hays ranch in Kerrville with a ranch tour and barbecue, then discuss the annual sale set for December 6 1951 featuring over 350 head of purebred and commercial cattle. Also notes on peach disease control and 4H calf feeder tour outcomes.
Glynn Tetens scored the lone Pflugerville touchdown in a 13 4 Harper win. Harper threatened in the third quarter but failed on downs while Pflugerville missed two chances in the fourth. Officials were Hurst Johns McDonald. Harper captains were Worth Duderstadt and Daren Friedereh.
Plans formed at the Hill Country Angus Association field day at Hays Ranch Kerrville set December 6 for the first Angus sale at Gillespie County Fairgrounds. Visitors toured the 3.6M acre ranch and saw Angus Brahman and Charolais stock with cedar brush cleared to green pasture. Nolin Althaus presided over a 25 member meeting with Center Pom, Henry Wellborn present. The sale will require cattle 12 months or older with registered females at least 19 months. commercial cattle may be any age up to five years. About 50 registered bulls and females and a similar number of commercial cattle are consigned. A lunch was served at the Hays home. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hopf visited Austin during the weekend.
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