Wildlife habitat through soil and water conservation outlined
Gerald Camber of the Soil Conservation Service explains that wildlife today relies on crops and habitat provided by privately owned farms in the Lavaca District. Conservation practices protect cropland and grasslands with erosion control, water outlets, nesting cover, and ponds for livestock and fisheries, with local office in Hallettsville ready to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Camber
Soil Conservationist
Soil Conservation Service
Camber
Lavaca Soil and Water Conservation District
The
Hallettsville
Livestock Market Strong at Gonzales and Fintonia Sale
The Gonzales and Fintonia Livestock Commission barns reported active bidding and strong sale across cattle hogs and calves. Prices highlighted include butcher calves 32 to 38 dollars, stocker calves 40 to 68 dollars, bulls 26 to 39 dollars, cows 18 to 32 dollars, and hogs with No 1 tops 30 to 31 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales and Fintonia Livestock Commission Company
Kolar Brothers Return to College After Holidays
Mike and Mark Kolar return to College Station at A. and M. University Sunday after spending the holidays with their parents Mr. and Mrs. James Kolar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Mark Kolar
A. and M. University
James Kolar
Southwest Texas Press Club officers and activities
Denver City junior Brenda Smith heads the student journalists group with Gale Garison of Laredo as president elect and Helen Matus of Moulton as outgoing secretary. The club produced the All Campus Beauty Pageant, sold football programs, and hosted a lecture to fund scholarships and Texas Intercollegiate Press Association travel. Helen Matus is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Matus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Texas State University Press Club
San Marcos
Denver City
Brenda Smith
Laredo
Gale Garison
Helen Matus
Moulton
Press Club
Texas Intercollegiate Press Association
Helen Is
The
Mr. and
Mrs
Jerry Matus
Lavaca District Seeks Essays for 1973 Conservation Contest
The Lavaca Soil and Water Conservation District invites all 18 and under students in Lavaca County to enter the 1973 Texas Conservation Awards Program Essay Contest. Topics center on natural resources meeting people's needs with prizes for district top three and school groups, plus state level awards. Essays due February 9 at Hallettsville or mailed to the SCS box 345.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavaca
Soil Conservation Service
Hallettsville
P. O
Texas
Visit Highlights Family Ties Across Cities
Mr and Mrs Taylor Biehunko visited Austin over the weekend meeting Mr and Mrs Wm Pearson and children and Mr and Mrs Joe Malee and sons. Mr Malee is very ill and hospitalized at Seton Hospital in Austin. Rev and Mrs W F Bigott and family from Bellevue Washington spent part of their holiday with Mrs H W Haase and other relatives. They traveled by plane to San Antonio and departed from Houston after visiting relatives there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Biehunko
Austin
Wm. Pearson
Joe Malee
Mr. Malee
Seton Hospital
Texas
W. F. Bigott
Bellevue
Washington
H. W. Haase
San Antonio
Houston
Unusual Book of Rocky Reagan Yarns In Brush Country
Beeville ranchman Rocky Reagan writes from life in a collection of 160 pages. The Naylor Co. San Antonio publishes Rocky Barns and Rocky Yarns with a $7.95 price. Reagan is a cattleman trainer of cutting horses and active Beeville Presbyterian and Evergreen Masonic member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky
Rocky Reagan
Beeville
Brush Country
Mrs Joseph Zapalac Interred At Moravia
Mrs. Joseph Zapalac nee Agnes Korenek of Rt 1 Moulton died December 22 at Shiner Hospital at age 91 years 8 months 12 days. Requiem Mass at Witting Catholic Church followed by burial in Moravia Catholic Cemetery. Survived by four sons and other relatives. Rosary held December 22 at Buffington Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Zapalac
Agnes Korenek
Rt. 1
Moulton
Shiner Hospital
Buffington Funeral Home
Shiner
Witting Catholic Church
Henry Psencik
Buffington
Czechoslovakia
Joseph
Anna
Vaclavik) Korenek
Visit with family brings snow joy to Houston youths
Darrell and Russell Bacak spent a week with grandparents Edgar Freytag and Agnes Kubena in Houston. Mrs. Bacak joined them Monday and Mr. Bacak came later. The family returned home Sunday as the boys enjoyed rare snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell and
Russell
Jay Bacak
Houston
Edgar Freytag
Agnes Kubena
Obituary Notice for Mrs. Korenek of Texas Families
Separated by marriages, Seph Zapalac and William Zapalac of Shiner John Zapalac and Jim Zapalac of Moulton daughter Zofie Klozilx of Shiner brother Anton Korenek of Weimar three sisters Angelina Novak Louise Hercik and Josephine Janacek grandkids nieces and nephews survive. She was preceded in death by her parents husband three daughters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seph
William Zapalac
Shiner
John
Jim Zapalac
Moulton
Zofie Klozilx
Anton Korenek
Weimar
Angelina Novak
el Campo
Joe
Louise) Hercik
Josephine) Janacek
Yorktown
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Soil Conservation News
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Federal Deposit Ins. Corp
Hoskins Men’s Wear
Gonzales
B. A. Kocurek Yriv’ Shop
SAT
SUN
Eter
Lancaster
Ulzana
Billy the Kid
Bode Phar Taeda
Weil
Soil and Water
V.F
Rondells
Wied Hall
Velvets
Sacred Heart School
Sun Valley
Victoria
Slovacek
Music Makers
Young
O'D
Legion Park Shiner
Rounders
Cistern Recreation Hall
Midnight Owls
New Bielau
Telstars
Drive Inn Yoakum
Sternadel Orch
Moravia
Moravia Catholic Cemetery
George Logenbaugh
Katy
Monty Mansell
Joe V. Michalec
Tony Korenek
Joe Hercik
Tiere
Chevrolet
BEL Air
FORD
Jurecka Bros
East Main St
P O. Box
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