Speeders Arrested in Fredericksburg After Traffic Fatalities
Thirty individuals were arrested in Fredericksburg for speeding as Sheriff Alfred Klaerner enforces strict traffic law enforcement following recent fatalities and accidents. City officials promise continued action to deter violators. Deer control by Richard Holekamp uses dual hot electric fences to protect feed crops, with deer unlikely to return after contact. The Kerrville wool market resumes with 200000 pounds of eight month wool at 22 cents a pound sold to Jack Hughes for Emery & Conant Co of Boston, following 100000 pounds of twelve month wool sold to Joe B Blakeney of San Angelo.
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Fredericksburg
Alfred Klaerner
Richard Holekamp
Texas
Mr. Holekamp
Jack Hughes
Emery & Conant Co
Boston
Schreiner Company
Joe B. Blakeney
San Angelo
Kerrville Times
Lamb consignment and community barbecue at Menard ranch
O L McNealy of Edwards County bought 3 500 head of lambs in Sanderson for delivery late August to early September from E W Hardgrave R N Allen Joe F Brown and E M Connor announced in Del Rio. Friends gathered at Jamie Callan s ranch for a birthday barbecue for his 15 year old son Jamie Jr. About 70 guests ate 70 pounds of catfish two barbecued goats and a beef side with Lon Ditto the Bevans Hotel porter in charge of grub. J D Pettigrew confirms no one was hurt.
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O. L. McNealy
Edwards County
Sanderson
del Rio
Jamie Callan
Menard
Callan
Jamie, Jr
Jamie
Lon Ditto
Bevans Hotel
J. D. Pettigrew
Menard Messenger
Eldorado Wool Co sells 340000 pounds wool in varied bids
Eldorado Wool Company reported selling 340000 pounds of wool at bids ranging from 22 to 25.2 cents per pound. Jeff Siles of Wright Brothers bought 20000 pounds at 22 to 25 cents and 25 cents bulk. Tom Parker of Emery and Conant purchased 80000 pounds at 25 to 25.2 cents per pound.
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Eldorado Wool Company
Jeff Siles
Wright Brothers
Tom Parker
Emery & Conant
Eldorado
Valley Views of the Alabama Coushatta Reservation in Texas
The Alabama Coushatta tribe near Livingston, Texas lives on four thousand acres sixteen miles east of town. About three hundred members remain, maintaining a peaceful culture with a church school hospital and gymnasium. They migrated from Alabama through Louisiana around 1800 and did not join Texas during the revolution. Government aid has aided growth while they keep strict endogamy per Houston's advice.
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Alabama-Coushatta
Livingston
Texas
Alabama
Mobile
Great Britain
Louisiana
Mexico
Sam Houston
Houston
Walter W Leamons
Rabies Control Urged Through Dog Vaccination Movement
Texas health records warn rabies prevalence may be curbed with intelligent measures and dog vaccination. Stray dogs should be impounded for ten days of observation. do not kill suspicious dogs immediately. Facial bites are most dangerous and require prompt immunization. Public education and coordinated effort across towns and counties are essential for statewide control.
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Texas
State Department of Health
Man
Long Distance Education and a Kimble County Court Citation
A Texas freshman named Aline McCowan traveled a daily 57 mile route to San Marcos for nine months, averaging nearly 700 miles weekly with no lateness or absence. In the second item, Mrs. Clara Hopkins sues Roy Hopkins in Kimble County court for divorce, child custody, and support, citing a 1920 marriage and three children, with a court date set for August 14, 1939.
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San Marcos
Texas
Aline McCowan
Texas State Teachers College
Kimble County
Roy Burrell Hopkins
Couny
District Court
Junction
Bronte
Roy Burrell Hopkins, Jr
Robert Hopkins
Mary Rose Hopkins
Roosevelt
Notice for Bids on Fence Project in Kimble County
Kimble County Commissioners Court invites sealed bids for about 2 miles of fence along State Highway 29 east of London Texas. Bids due by 10:00 A M August 14 1989 with county furnished materials and state highway engineer oversight. Court may reject any or all bids. J B Randolph County Judge.
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Commisioners’ Court
Kimble County
Texas
London
J. B. Randolph
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Kerr County
Kerrville
Mountain Sun
Schreiner
Schreiner Wool and Mohair Commission Co
McNealy
E. W. Hardgrave, R. N. Allen, Joe F. Brown and
E. M. Connor
Del
Menard Rancher
Schleicher Wool Sells
William E. Sorah
John Frederick Boyes
William Elery Channing
J. L. Ball Dairy
Aline
Stockdale
Ing
South Texas
State OF
Ramsey Randolph
Kimble
O. C. Fisher
Eagle Office
the Junction Eagle “Printers
America
Washington
Daniel Webster
George Eliot
Arthur
Denman Ins
Agency
Manchester
Hotpoint
West Texas Utilities Company
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