Hill Country Notes on Goats Cattle and Local Life
The Hill Country endures a warm spell while ranch roads thaw and goats pass limits with dipping vats. Goat buyers pursue kids at 2 and young nannies at 3 dollars, but sellers are scarce. Local ranch news covers cattle trails, farmers, fresh imports from Crosse & Blackwell, and Scout Jamboree plans for Concho Valley youths.
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Middle West
Nannie
Mudge
Zavalla
Kimble
Jinks Coleman
Coleman
Church News Highlights W L Leamons sermon themes and readings
W L Leamons announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. Evening service at 8:15 p.m. Brother Adams to preach on Are Feelings an Active Test of Faith and Heaven. Ladies Bible Class Monday 3 30 p.m. May many young people attend 7 45 p.m. program led by Miss Austin Durst and Mrs Robert Loeffler.
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W. W. Leamons
Young People’s Meeting
Brother Adams
Pepper
Suslav
Austin Durst
Robert Loeffler
For good used cars and trucks see us Loeffler Motor Co
Advertisement promotes Loeffler Motor Co as a source for quality used cars and trucks. No specific models or prices are listed.
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Loeffler Motor Co
Junction Baptist Church Sees Conversions and Uplift
Pastor R Elmer Dunham invites all to Sunday School at 9 45 A M and preaching at 11 A M and 8 30 P M with B T A at 7 80 P M. Miss Inez Lung, a Chinese Christian, will lecture during the evening service promising a spiritual uplift.
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R. Elmer Dunham
Inez Lung
Junction Baptist Church
Reverend Dunham Heads to Harper for Revival Services
Rev. R. Elmer Dunham left Wednesday for Harper to conduct revival services at the Harper Baptist Church.
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R. Elmer Dunham
Wednesady
Harper
Harper Baptist Church
Eighth Annual Ranchmen's Roundup planned at Ranges Station
Mailers detail the program for the Eighth Annual Ranchmen's Roundup at the Ranes Experiment Station from August 5 to August 7. Experts in livestock will speak, with camping, a free barbecue, and emergency meals planned. The 8,461 acre Ranch Station focuses on range livestock production and disease research. RAINS
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Ranes Experiment Station
Sonora
Holman
Livestock Market Opens at San Antonio Average Prices Steady
Miss Cecilia Merchant visits the Baker family. At the San Antonio livestock market the cattle division opened with rising activity and steady to higher prices. Best grass calves and light yearlings sold at 6.00 to 6.25, heavy yearlings steady, canners and cutters 1.50 to 2.75, best butcher cows 4.00 to 4.50, feeder yearlings 4.50 to 4.75, beef bulls 4.25, light weights 3.00 to 3.50. Hogs opened at 9.50 for 175–250 lb, 8.00–9.00 for heavier weights, feeder pigs 6.50 to 7.50. Sheep untested. lambs scarce, wethers 2.25 to 2.75, goats 1.25 to 1.75. Receipts: cattle 276, calves 315, hogs 62, sheep 79.
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San Antonio
Caution Urged on Cotton Leaf Worm Poison Use
R R Reppert of College Station warns Texas cotton farmers to avoid white arsenic and lime mixtures for cotton. He recommends calcium arsenate or arsenate of Paris green diluted with lime four to five parts. He notes some farmers use risky liquid mixes which risk severe plant injury or loss.
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Texas
R. R. Reppert
College Station
Fie
Reppere
Arme 3
Aso
CCC Camps Seek 16 000 New Recruits for August
State relief headquarters announced 16 000 single men aged 18 to 28 will join CCC camps in August. About 10 000 will go to out of state camps as Texas quotas fill. Forty three new Texas camps bring total to 96. expected 30 000 in CCC camps by August 31. Laura Oehler, 16, from Harper Kerr, won first in statewide 4 H bedroom improvement contest at College Station banquet.
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State
CCC
Kimble County
Texas
OCC
Laura Oehler
Harper
Kerr County
Texas Extension Service
College Station
Social News Briefs From Texas Localities
Miss Brownie Motley spends the first of the week in San Angelo as a guest of Mrs. Bruce Neal. Miss Florence Ellen Sheppard and Miss Virginia Ashabranner visit relatives in Fort Worth and Wichita Falls.
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Brownie Motley
San Angelo
Bruce Neal
Florence Ellen Sheppard
Virginia Ashabranner Jare
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
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G. G. Go
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No. Llano
Clay Holland
McKavett Way
J. R. Miller
Marathon
S. H. Hutchison
Gentry Creek Ranch
Chas. Henderson
Santone
A. Magolis
S. A
Henderson Ranch
So. Llano
Leonard Gibbs
Tom Cowsert
Homer Mansfield
West Divide
Billy Riley
Tom Hardeman
Sam Stewart
Glenn Day
Concho Valley Council
Washington City
Amos Floyd
Sta. B
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hills Brothers Quality Coffee
Church News
Church OF Christ
Federal
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Mack’s
Mrs
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Cecilia Merchant
W. H. Baker
Kerrville, Texas
Service
Schreiner-Hodges Co
General Merchandise Junction, Texas
Sears, Roebuck & Co
First
Junction
Junction Hardware Co
Junction National Bank
Binder
C. A. Schraub Co
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