Valley Spring Social Roundup and Reunion Notes
Valley Spring residents host and attend numerous visits and gatherings. Family and long distant relatives from Castell, Rockport, Cherokee, Mason, Pontotoc, Field Creek, and Dallas join in weddings anniversaries reunions and weekend visits. A Barclay Graham family reunion draws attendees from Brady Glen Rose Yuba and other towns with plans for next year.
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Hope Brown
Field Creek
Valley Spring
Wilbur Durst
Castell
Ed Fry
Wilfred Stephenson
Burnet
Marion Stepheson
Clifton Bush
Cherokee
Juke Winke
Austin
Louie Baunman
Nealy Wright
Liano Sundsay
Keep Em Flying Radio Program Brings Farming Talk
Local note highlights visitors to the Phil lips and Stepheson homes, a sick list update for Mrs Winkelage, and social visits including Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Osbourn. NBC stations KGNG Amarilla and KRIS Corpus Christi carry 4‑H club programs monthly, with July 6 focusing on Making Farming a Business.
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Oscar Rickerson
Carl Phillips
Sam Phillips
August Winkelage
Jerry Wat
Ltano
KGNG
Amarilla
KRIS
Corpus Christi
Texas
NBC
Family cooperation saves time in home duties
Louise Bryant of the A and M College Extension Service urges family cooperation for efficient home management. She notes focusing on small tasks saves time and wear, including leaving living rooms orderly, sorting magazines, each member making beds, cleaning muddy shoes, washing tubs, using a laundry bag, hanging clothes, folding napkins, and storing wraps properly. The piece ends with a note about Hernando Cortez’s 1524 conquest report preserved at the University of Texas.
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College Station
Louise Bryant
A. and M. College Extension Service
Hernando Cortez
Mexico
Charles V
The
Holy Roman Empire
University of Texas
New Papaya Varieties Boost Rio Grande Plantings
Researchers at the Weslaco station of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station developed improved papaya varieties. The new rarities are now used in commercial plantings along the Rio Grande, signaling a practical agricultural advancement for the region.
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Weslaco Station
Texas, Agricultural Experiment Station
Rio Grande
Government limits hog purchases to 240 pounders
Government policy favors larger hogs by restricting purchases to livestock weighing 240 pounds or more, as part of an effort to encourage heavier animals.
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B. L. Greenhaw
Lon Talley
Dallas
R. M. Bolt
Barbara
Abilene
Adria Hobson
U.S
United States
State Department
New York
U. S S
New York City
Johannes Borchers
Hobson
Mrs. S. N. Radford
John Lewis
Chero
Kee
Clarence Osbourn
Evergreen
Great Britain
Spencer-Sauer Lauter Co
Mnoer Weber
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Norge Night-Watch
Lange
DODGE
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