Notice of Junction Texas Oct 29 1949 Bond Election
Public notice from Junction Texas county of Kimble announcing an October 29 1949 election on bond propositions for water works sewer improvement and street work. Details include bond amounts 150000 100000 and 60000 with revenue backing and semiannual interest, voting qualifications and election officers.
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State OF
Texas
Kimble
Junction
Crty
Netseria
Keeh
Minnie Riley Attest for Junction City Secretary
Minnie Riley, City Secretary for Junction, certifies official city records and actions. This entry notes her role in authenticating documents and maintaining municipal records for Junction.
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Minnie Riley
City of
Junction
Texas
Daedalian Study Club Plans October 20 Meeting
The Daedalian Study Club will meet October 20 at the home of Mrs. LaRue Newby with Mrs. R. D. Borden as co host ess. The program topic is Women of Today Medicine and Science. Members should bring birthday calendar material for printer by November 1. Mrs. W. E. Hooks will preside.
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Daedalian Study Club
LaRue Newby
R. D. Borden
Burney Dixon Undergoes Surgery in Temple
Mr and Mrs Burney Dixon are in Temple where Mr Dixon underwent surgery Tuesday of last week and is reported resting following the procedure.
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Mrs. Burney Dixon
Temple
Mr. Dixon
Betty Lou Hill Attends Junction-Sonora Game Weekend Visit
Miss Betty Lou Hill arrived for the weekend to watch the Junction Sonora football game Friday night in Sonora. She rode a bus from Mason Sunday morning and returned to TCU. She was accompanied to Mason by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Hill, Jan Hill and Connie Chadwell.
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Betty Lou Hill
Junction Sonora
Sonora
Mason
TCU
Aubrey Hill
Jan Hill
Connie Chadwell
Grass to meat grain fed and shipped nationwide
The piece describes the livestock economy turning grass into beef and lamb for markets across the United States. It emphasizes the role of cattle, lambs, feed lots, and meat-packers like Swift & Company in supplying year‑round meat, noting the vast scale of 18,000 packers and the influence of supply and demand on prices. Leaders from ranching associations stress cooperation along the chain from feeder to consumer.
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United States
Chicago
Ft. Worth
Denver
Swift & Company
Markets for Meat and National Demand
In early America livestock were raised near consumption but now two thirds of people live east of the Mississippi while two thirds of livestock are produced west of it. Bridging the 1000 mile gap requires vast processing and distribution. Swift & Company and other national packers sell meat to retailers across the country, offering prices tied to national demand rather than local.
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Mississippi
Nationwide Meat Packers
Swift & Company
United States
Martha Logans Sausage and Corn Bread Recipe
A compact home recipe for six servings uses pork sausage, corn meal, sour milk and flour. Ingredients include sausage meat, baking powder, soda, salt, egg, sour milk, sifted flour, and drippings for frying.
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Martha Logan
Supplementing Poor Forage For Better Cattle Health
New Mexico A and M College report notes dried pastures and winter weather limit feed quality and quantity. A protein and mineral supplement improves calf crop and birth weight, with year round use advised. calcium and phosphorus shortages in winter forage are common across regions.
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California
Arizona
New Mexico Agricultural Experiment Station
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A. & M. College
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