Let Farm Families Eat Their Fill of Fresh Meat
The piece argues Americans eat 139 pounds of meat per person yearly with two thirds produced west of the Mississippi and two thirds eaten east of it. It urges farm families to raise and consume more fresh meat dairy and poultry, using home canning and refrigeration, to improve health and reduce reliance on retail meat, while noting sales of meat eggs and poultry can boost cash income. It advocates livestock to utilize pasture and feed crops, recounting old beef clubs and modern methods, and ends with Lets get our share.
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Meissippi
Ri City
Armistice Day Celebration Planned in Kerr Kerrville
Kerrville veterans invite South and West Texas residents to Kerrville for the 20th annual Armistice Day events featuring a parade, flag dedication, noon army dinner, a long parade, a home talent carnival, dances, and youth involvement led by Garrett Baker Post of the American Legion. Col L H Webb will preside. J C Meddingfield is general chairman as local groups coordinate the celebration. Regular veterans groups and auxiliaries participate in the council steering the events.
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Kerrville
Veterans’ Organizations
South
West Texas
Kerr County
Garret Baker Post
American Legion
Court House
Kerrville Hoy
Veterans Mem
Orial Park
L H. Webb
Veterans Hospital, Legion
Veterans’ Central Council
J.C. Meddingfield
Louis Halphen
Garrett-Baker
Disabled American Veterans
Regular Veterans Association
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Balance of Ranch Sold By Powell to W A Davis
The sale of three and a half sections of Sutton County ranch land Saturday by Virgil Powell of San Angelo to W A Davis of El dorado for about $40,000 was announced by Arthur Mann of the Mann Commission Co. The cash deal covers the old Bradley ranch about 11 miles east of Sonora and adjoining Powell’s recent sale to R A Halbert and P K McIntosh. It includes two sections of leased land.
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Sutton County
Virgil Powell
San Angelo
W. A. Davis
Eldorado
Arthur Mann
The
Mann Commission Co
Old
Change of address notice to Eagle readers
A call to readers to notify the Eagle of any address changes to avoid misdelivery and save two cents per misrouted copy. Also reports a prehistoric Indian trap net found in a Colorado cliff dwelling.
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The
Eagle
Uncle Sam
Colorado
Hillside gas test and cattle market notes
The Hill Country column reports a gas and oil test near Menard showing gas and oil at 1,267 feet and pending drilling. Kin of wool and mohair sales near Ingram with 12 000 pounds sold for 0.65 per pound to J M Lea of Draper Co of Boston Kerrville. calf prices at Town feeders 8 cents for steers 7 cents for heifers.
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Chas. D. Hagerty
Jim Priour
Ingram
J. M. Lea
San Angelo
Draper & Co
Boston
Kerrville
W. W. Williamson
J. L. Roy
Jack Richardson
Menard Messenger
London School News Senior work progresses amid war talk
London School News notes students showing interest in studies despite a calm spell in foreign entanglements. October weather pleases. assembly programs begin next Monday with the sixth grade in charge. The sophomore class plans a Community Hall party Saturday night October 8 at 7:30, inviting all to attend.
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Southland
Europe
Football boys show strength and team spirit at school
One of the largest groups in school, the football team is doing well and showing fair physical conditioning. Several players are similar in size, making it hard to distinguish them in their football gear.
District and county race slate lists local candidates
The document lists candidate names for district and county offices including Rep C. H. Gilmer ive 86 District 112 District judge Joe G. Montague county judge J. B. Randolph Yor County and District Clerk Ramsey Randolph Sheriff and Assessor J. C. Graham Collector county treasurer Annie Highsmith county attorney Coke R. Stevenson Jr commissioner precinct 4 R. B. Moore justice of the peace precinct 1 J. W. McLendon.
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Yor County
Ramsey Randolph
Pleasant visitors grace local school with memories
Mrs Toliver Chandler and her daughter Teresa visited the local school last Friday. Teresa once attended the London school and led her classes as a star volleyball player. Albert Smitherman, the punctual bus driver, earns trust as residents set their watches by his schedule.
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Toliver Chandler
School
Teresa
London School
Albert Smitherman
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