Johnsons Week End Guests Tour States and Stay in San Angelo
Mr and Mrs F L Johnson and Mr and Mrs J A Heyman hosted weekend visits and plan San Angelo as headquarters until fall. Johnson represents a portrait house in Chicago and Mrs Johnson is Miss Charlotte Heyman. Leo Richardson of Pecos County travels via Junction to San Antonio. son of early Kimble County pioneer S F Richardson.
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F. L. Johnson
J. A. Heyman
Leo Richardson
Pecos County
Junction
San Antonio
S. EF. Richardson
Kimble County
Julia Keese
Tom Reese
Jones
Richardson
TG Vedi
Harold Patton
San Antonin
Lin
PP. G. Bowen
Ray McGowan
Nonnie Rutlings Iil
A. W. Toester
Nancy Bowen
Election Day Primaries Cited Voter Qualifications
Qualified voters will vote in the second primary on Saturday with two county races two precinct contests plus district and state races. Voters must have 12 months in the state and six months in the county and vote in their registered precinct. Nonqualified voters should not request ballots. Local social notes and a death in the Harrison family are also reported.
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Kimble
Angora Goat Show and Sale Highlights three day event
The first annual Angora Goat Show and Sale in Kimble County Aug 10 to 12 drew record crowds with 409 top goats. Highest bid 325 dollars for a billy to No Weathershy of Klondyke Arizona, other top sales near 300 dollars. Local breeders such as Mrs. Jack Turner Marvin Skages OJ Camp and Joe Gardner reported strong demand and brisk private sales.
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Junction
Kimble County
Hill County
Angora
Junction Earle
C. A. Pepper
Weathershy
Wklondyke
Arizona
Jack Turner
OH I. Craven
Brownwood
Marvin Skages
Marvin
OJ Camp
Joe Gardner
Jack Richardson
Mason
Dunbars Take Over City Cafe Ownership
Mr and Mrs Arthur Dunbar have bought City Cafe and assumed management. They have lived in town all their lives and pledge fair dealings courteous service and good food. The new owners invite friends and customers to visit.
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Arthur Dunbar
City Cafe
Dunbar
Texas General Fund Shows Small Deficit Rise
The Texas general revenue fund deficit stood at 14,216 as of August 20 per the state treasurer’s note. The figure marks an increase from 13,251,313 in the previous semi monthly report and references a Confederate pension deficit listed as SOS76. 053. Joe Fritz and Mrs Fritz returned from a trip to the Rio Grande Valley and are visiting friends in Kimble and Mason counties.
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Joe Fritz
Rio Grande Valley
Kimble
Mason Counties
It Pays to Advertise at the Hill Country Sheep Sale
The report names Roy Murr and Mo PMrerschwale as top earners in money and sales in Delaine sheep. Other young ranchmen mentioned include Jack Jones, Dick Borden, Horace Bolt Maddux and Cecil Holekam. The piece advocates using Hill Country Fair grounds year round for golf and recreation, noting Scudder Hole as a premier river swimming and motor boating spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Murr
Mo Pmrerschwale
Delaine
Jack Jones
Dick Borden
Horace Bolt Maddux
Cecil Holekam
Scudder Hole
Insurance Reform and Political Turmoil Across Texas
A Dallas poll shows opposition to an O Daniels endorsement fading. Lawmakers plan January reforms to fix defective insurance laws after racketeering exposure and the collapse of three reciprocal casualty groups. Mrs Harley Po faith reports a slow road to recovery after hospitalization in Dallas.
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Lote
Boone Peart
Rigend
Tna
Neha
4Yun
HES Es Nadal
Phir
Swayport
Dallas Nesars
O'Daniels
Texas
Hyndres
Cimants
Harley Po Faith Repts
Dallas Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. J. Thintiir
Hk. Holekamp
M. C. Blackburn
RCA Radios
C.W. Walker Garage
West Main Street
Atv
George Strong
Mrs. Strong
Edith Hillebrandt
Comfort
Miss Elene Robbig
James
Kellan
Menard Baptist den Rumpment
Harrison
Kes Green
Wm. H
Pri
Mary
J. A. Wallace
Dennis Wallace
Marvin E
Blackburn
Dunbars
Texas General Fund
Brooks Dairy
Brooks
Kor Sabe
FL Volkman, Menard
Coke Stevenson
United Brewers Industrial Foundation
East 40Th Street
New York, N. Y
L Foy
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