Cattle Open Strong At Fort Worth Amid Rain Soaked Markets
Fort Worth Monday cattle and calves sold largely steady to strong as rain boosts pasture and water supply across the region. Stocker calves and feeders led price gains with 300 pound calves at 35 dollars per hundred. fat cattle and hogs also firm while lambs and goats showed robust activity in the busy market.
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Fort Worth
Southwest
W. H. Cooper
Eastland
Simple Code Offsets a Device in Modern Technology
A brief note explains how a simple code offset can affect a device's functionality and security. The article highlights practical implications and cautions against relying on weak offsets. It mentions potential fixes and the need for robust encryption and validation.
Barbara Guenzel Celebrates 7th Birthday with Butterfly Theme
Barbara Ann Guenzel marked her seventh birthday on Wednesday July 2 with a dress up party at home on West Sixth Street. Seven guests arrived at 3:30 p.m. each receiving a miniature yellow butterfly pin. The event featured musical chairs, butterfly shaped cake, tea sandwiches, punch, and favors of pearl bracelets and necklaces. Attendees included Deborah Chapman Gail Fisher Tesa Maness Sandra Norton Jeanne Celeste Duncan Carol Burton Susan Mee Carroll and Mary Ellen Guenzel.
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Barbara Ann Guenzel
West Sixth Street
Barbara
Deborah Chapman
Gail Fisher
Tesa Maness
Sandra Norton
Jeanne Celeste Duncan
Carol Burton
Susan Mee Carroll
Mary Ellen Guenzel
Chamber Board Announces Aid Plan For Local Agriculture
The July meeting of the Rusk Chamber of Commerce discusses boosting the area agricultural economy centered on a new farmers market. Ralph Travis heads the Agriculture Committee which proposes a free open market for farmers to sell produce to truckers and households, easing trucking and improving access. The group aims to assist the watermelon and peach sectors and is contacting truckers and county agents for support.
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Rusk Area
Rusk Chamber of Commerce Board
Chamber Agriculture Committee
Ralph Travis
Chamber
Travis
Chamber of Commerce
Agriculture Committee
C. Metz Heald
Morris Hassell
Absentee Ballot Requests Rise in Summerfield Precinct
In New Summerfield, county records show 9 of 23 absentee ballot requests came from that precinct. Five commissioner candidates from the area stir local interest as ballots are issued under county regulations.
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Elma Musick
Little New Summerfield
Hospital Staff Takes Vacation Trips This Week
Dr and Mrs Chas W Castner have left Rusk for a three week vacation in Worcester Mass to visit their daughter and son in law and three grandchildren Dr R K Stacey acting superintendent said this week two more staff will be out on trips and vacations Dr and Mrs Stobaugh are vacationing in Colorado and in the Yellowstone National Park and Dr and Mrs Kenneth Kreimeyer plan to leave the last of the week to attend the wedding of her daughter in Oklahoma City.
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Chas. W. Castner
Rusk
Worcester
Mass
S. O. Svenson
R. K. Stacey
Stobaugh
Colorado
Yellowstone National Park
Kenneth Kreimeyer
Oklahoma City
Notable Names in Local List of Officials
A roster of local figures includes Ide R. Hall W. H. Hanna Morris Hassell Metz Heald J. E. Lee E. B. Musick Sr Leo Tosh Ralph Travis E. H. Whitehead and J. C. Williams as part of the community record.
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Ide R. Hall
W. H. Hanna
Morris Hassell
Metz Heald
J. E. Lee
E. B. Musick, Sr
Leo Tosh
Ralph Travis
E. H. Whitehead
J. C. Williams
Rotarians Hear Buck Talk On Brotherly Love
Lewis Buck Episcopal seminary student spoke to the Rusk Rotary Club on brotherly love linking scripture to the Rotary motto Service Above Self. Buck, a Texas A&M graduate and former veterinarian, is in his third year of seminary. Guest was Rev. Tom Dyal, new minister of the Rusk Presbyterian Church, with Robert Hayes presiding as Rotary president.
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Lewis Buck
Episcopal Seminary
Jim McKeown
Jacksonville
Rusk Rotary Club
Buck
Rotary
Texas A&m College
Tom Dyal
Rusk Presbyterian Church
Robert Hayes
Soldier Assigned to 72d Signal Battalion at Fort Huachuca
Army Pvt. John M. Steed was assigned to the 72d Signal Battalion's 73d Company at Fort Huachuca Arizona. He entered the Army in February 1958, completed basic at Fort Carson Colorado, and is a 1957 Alto High School graduate formerly employed by Humble Oil in Houston.
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Army
John M. Steed
Linda
Thomas J. Steed
Alto
72D Signal Battalion
Fort Huachuca
Ariz
Steed
Fort Carson
Colo
Alto High School
Humble Oil Company
Houston
Texas Milestones in Energy and Education History
The text notes early electric power use in Texas starting in the 1880s with the first plant in Galveston. It also cites that Texas hosts 27 of the nation’s 150 major Air Force bases, the University of Texas library holds about 1,106,818 books, and the State Fair of Texas has the largest attendance among U.S. fairs.
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U.S. Air Force
University of Texas
State Fair of Texas
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