Cattle Inspection Authority Extended to November 1
TSCRA gains extension to November 1 for cattle brands and marks inspection at Texas markets. The service, began in 1943, faced revocation but now has two months longer to consider a new limited authorization. TSCRA officials credit the program with deterring theft and aiding markets, law enforcement, and related industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsora Cattle Inspection Service
Koyt Worth
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Rateers Association
Catte
Texas
TSCRA
Thomas J. Flavin
Judicial Offeer
USDA
Dolph Briscoe Jr
Uvalde
Ernest Duke
Testing Bulls For Fertility Helps Cattlemen Save Costs
A Texas A&M survey of 1 369 bulls found 84 percent satisfactory breeders, 9 percent questionable, 7 percent infertile. Testing with an electro-ejaculator costs 10 dollars but could save 80 dollars a year in herd upkeep, warns A A Thompson extension animal husbandman. Obtain Bulletin B-924 from county agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
A. D. Thompson
A. and
M. College
Texas
Thompson
Agricultural Information Office
Evacuee Family Visits Port Arthur Parents
Mr and Mrs Charles Friedrich and daughter from Port Arthur visit their parents Lonnie Friedrichs and Archie Lennon. They were among many evacuees who left because of Hurricane Carla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Friedrich
Port Arthur
Lonnie Friedrichs
Archie Lennon
Carla
Watkins Tarrs Visit Austin For Business
Mr and Mrs Watkins Tarr and their sons James and John were in Austin Friday attending to business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Tarr
James
John
Austin
Hospital News Notes
Friends regret to learn William Cosper is very ill at Fredericksburg Hospital and Clinic. Hy Moellendorf, formerly in the hospital, is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cosper
Fredericksburg Hospital
Hy. Moellendorf
Delorey Family Visits Old Home Ties
Mr and Mrs Morris Delorey and children of Victoria visited his parents Mr and Mrs Paul Delorey and Miss Nellie Mare. Mr and Mrs A A Wendel of Doss visited the Max Langes Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Delorey
Victoria
Paul Delorey
Nellie Mare
A. A. Wendel of
Doss
Max Langes
New Cooperators Join Gillespie Soil District District
Emil Heiner of Route 1 Fredericksburg gains coop member status with Gillespie Soil Conservation District. He plans soil and water conservation on a 175 acre tract northeast of Fredericksburg, with terraces waters, and an orchard planned. Simon Henig near Luckenbach builds diversions and manages rangeland for grass cover. Roy Ressmann fills a stock pond at Spring Creek with catfish, aiming for better livestock water. The Home Demonstration column offers college money tips and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Heiner
Fredericksburg
Gillespie Soil Conservation District
Jung Lane
Heiner
Soft Conservation Service
Simon Henlg
Luckenbach
Henig
Roy Ressmann
Spring Creek
Roy
Rattlesnakes emerge after hurricane in Gulf Coast
A Galveston beach scene shows a patrolman with a pistol facing a rattlesnake as hundreds of snakes emerge after the hurricane Carla. Victims reported bitten and one dead while venom was rushed from Dallas to Houston for treatment. Many snakes killed in the tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Gulf Coast
Dallas
Houston
Range & Field
Carla
Gulf
Texas Hill Country
Texas
Carla Hurricane Delivers Power Outage To Fredericksburg
Hurricane Carla caused widespread wind damage and power failures in Fredericksburg Texas, with lines down and trees blocking circuits. City crews worked from Monday evening into Tuesday morning to restore service after the main transmission line failed between Comfort and Fredericksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carla
Texas Gulf Coast
Fredericksburg
Gulf Coast
Gulf
Texas
Corpus Christi
Port O’connor
Felix Wilke
Happy Court
Llano
East Austin
Comfort
Phillips
Wilke
Willow City
Buchanan Dam
Refugees, community aid stabilize after Carla driven exodus
Fredericksburg residents and volunteers from business firms and organizations aided refugees from Hurricane Carla with food, shelter, laundry, and information centers. Army Reserve members staffed Refugee Information Centers while Dooley's window and scattered debris marked the gale, yet no serious injuries or casualties were reported as Central Texas Electric Co-op restored power after wind gusts up to 66 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Reserve
Fredericksburg
KNAF
Dooley’s
West Main Street
Art Wynn
Central Texas Electric Co-op
Harper
Mason
Liano
County fairs showcase cooperative spirit and 4-H records
The writer praises the cooperative spirit shown at the Doss and Stonewall community fairs last weekend. All 4-H girls who submitted record books may visit the office to pick up their books at their convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doss
Stonewall
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Kerrville, Texas
Capt
James Abijah Brooks
Ranger
Rangers Focalevos
Bob Puszsummons
Pete Maher
el Povo
King Ranch
Brooks
Brecks County
Jameses
United Stans
Lave
Thelma Casey
Methodist Church
Malin
Thelma Cvery
San Angelo
Teas
A & M College of Texas
Washington
Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
Kincaid Hotel
Golden Rooster
Henry Biederman
N.J.D
Pat’s Pavilion
Elsie Holly Star
Everybody
J, Patranella
Vapo Butane
LP Gas Appiance
Vapo Butane CO
Gene Sidlo
S. Llano
the American Tobacco Co
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