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Rusk Cherokeean

Location

Rusk, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1971

Page

2

Singletary award honors 15 years in DHIA program

Alto residents Grady C Singletary and wife received a certificate at the Texas Dairy Herd Improvement Association meeting at Texas A&M University honoring 15 continuous years of leadership and support in official dairy herd testing. The piece also notes state DHIA figures and insights from a Texas A&M extension course on carcass evaluation and beef market trends.

Grady C. Singletary Alto Texas Dairy Herd Improvement Association Texas A&m University Singletary Texas Agricultural Extension Service of W. Davis John FE. Hutchison Texas Agricultural Extension Service Texas Dhia Frank Orts Orts

Garner Files For Constable Seat In Precinct One

Earl Garner seeks the Democratic nomination for Constable in Precinct One, aiming to replace Mack Watson. A Maydelle native and Korean War veteran, Garner has served as a Victoria police officer and Houston city special officer. He is married to Geneva McCreight and has five children.

Fred Garner Maydelle Precinct A.N. Barber Garner Mack Watson Geneva McCreight Kelley United States Army Germany Freida Ann Bowie Houston Earl Wayne Garner Richard Allen Garner Jerry Lee Garner Garners Holloman Missionary Louisiana Mardelle Victoria City of

McLaughlins Host Christmas Dinner at Pineview

Mr and Mrs D C McLaughlin entertained at Pineview Restaurant for a Christmas dinner Wednesday night at 7 30. Guests included Bill Seaff Charles Hodges C L Hendrick Howard Davis Evelyn Odom Irene Snellings Bob Leake and the McLaughlins. Gifts and year end bonuses followed dinner.

D.C. McLaughlin Pineview Bob Leake Bill Seaff Charles Hodges C.L. Hendrick Howard Davis Evelyn Odom Irene Snellings McLaughlin

Public vs Private Employee Bargaining Tactics

The piece argues government workers should not strike and governments should not lock out employees. It stresses that elected bodies control funding and salaries, and any action undermining this democratic process must be rejected.

Lions Club meeting highlights civic concerns and future plans

Rusk Lions hear speaker Ken Carter of Lufkin TV radio discuss media ethics and citizen counsels. The club endorses Lions International Foundation goals including disaster relief and humanitarian service. A joke about a preacher and collection plate precedes notes on a fish catch of 91 white perch near Crockett and a TV hookup promotion.

Rusk Lions Club Lion Jerry Landrum Ken Carter Carter Lufkin United States Washington D.C Lions International Robert J. Uplinger Lions International Foundation Pineview Restaurant Eugene F. Sanders Calvin Huggins Lacken Dam Trinity River Crockett

Modern William Tell Shoots a New Line

Linemen for Ohio Power Company replace distribution line conductors in wooded rights of way by shooting a line over a cross arm with a bow and arrow rigged with a fishing reel. A pulley system on poles tugs a heavier rope to pull the conductor into place.

Ohio Power Company

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Johnny McKey Earl Garner McLaughlins Sesco Southwestern Electric Service Company Sllt Investor Central-East Rusk E.H. Whitehead Enterprises North Main ST LIONS E. B. Musick, Jr FISH NEW Southern Motor Hotel William Tell Merry Christmas Terry and Elna Perkins Florsheim Blorsheim Gybertifrate
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