Hill Country Barbecue Festival Promises Big Celebration
Free barbecue event aims to be the largest and best ever staged in the Hill Country. Organizers urge people to come early, bring the whole family, and stay all day for a full day of festivities.
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Unanimous election of Harry H. Rogers Rotary president praised
The San Antonio Evening News hails Harry H. Rogers as the unanimous choice for Rotary International president guiding the world organization for a year. It lauds his service in promoting cooperation and education driven by Rotary ideals and notes his local impact in poultry and eggs markets and farm livestock proposals.
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Suggested improvements in live stock marketing
State Marketing Bulletin argues for local slaughter houses to build stronger local markets local inspection and health oversight reduce freight to distant packers cut commission costs and foster competition in livestock buying. It recalls a six year old call for better slaughter infrastructure to improve efficiency and public health protections.
Beef market reforms urged to aid sellers in stock shipments
The article argues for seller knowledge of expected returns before shipping, criticizing current practice where carriers and sellers face risk as stock markets swing. It notes experiments since 1920 under the Federal Department of Agriculture and calls for support of legitimate modernization to improve livestock trading practices.
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Federal Department of Agriculture
New Grandstand Planned for University of Texas Austin
Plans outline a large reinforced concrete baseball grandstand at the University of Texas in Austin. The project is quoted at about 40000 dollars. Theo Bellmont serves as director of athletics and Herbert M. Green Company is the architect.
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Electricity Keeps Eggs Fresh Forever In Oil Bath
A process uses oil heated to 235 degrees Fahrenheit as an electric bath for eggs. The oil fills shell pores to prevent air entry, preserving freshness and sterilizing eggs indefinitely.
State DeMolay to Form Eight Texas Districts
Hillsboro Texas to be divided into eight DeMolay districts with a guiding city in each. A past master councilor association was formed with a drafted constitution and by laws. The organizing committee includes G Mitchell Dean Dallas Robert E Turrentine Houston Gabe Lewis Pearsall J B Hearne Teague Mack Walters Mexia Burrish C Jackson Hillsboro and speakers M I Koppel Dallas Colonel W E Jackson Hillsboro Louis G Lower Roy E Dickerson Kansas City Karl H Mueller Fort Worth.
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G. Mitchell Dean
Dallas
Robert E. Turrentine
Houston
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Pearsall
J. B. Hearne
Teague
Mack Walters
Mexia
Burrish C. Jackson
M. I. Koppel
W. E. Jackson
Louis G. Lower
Roy E. Dickerson
Kansas City
Karl H. Mueller
Fort Worth
Summer care of hens and poultry feeding tips
Summer care of hens emphasizes keeping laying stock comfortable with proper feeds and plenty of clean water and shade. Extension poultryman S R Wallis of the University of Arkansas urges for constant access to fresh water and adequate shade to prevent heat stress during hot summer days.
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College of Agriculture
University of Arkansas
Summer feeding guidelines for laying hens
The text explains adjusting poultry rations in hot weather. Reduce scratch grain to force more egg-mash intake, keep mash available at all times, and place water near mash. Do not starve broody hens. maintain prior feeding during broodiness to resume laying smoothly.
Mule kicks Medina man injures Dwight Kirk
Dwight Kirk of Medina was kicked in the face by a fractious mule on Tuesday. His facial bruising and several broken teeth resulted from the mule's powerful blow.
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Saws Cut Fingers In Local Accidents At Boerne
Several days ago Joe Schneider lost a finger while sawing wood and last Friday Frank Schneider had his thumb severed in a mower in Boerne. The brothers are recovering rapidly and the note warns others to keep feet on the ground to avoid further injuries.
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Boerne Star
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Joe Schneider
Frank Schneider
Gas in Water Well Sparks Richland Springs Excitement
Last week excitement rose near Richland Springs as gas was struck in a water well. A tin bucket cap and a punched bottom produced a bright flame, raising hopes for further oil and gas development in the area.
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San Saba Star
Richland Springs
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