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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1955
Page
2
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The first breeding cattle sale at the new Coliseum auction barn drew 30 Aberdeen Angus head selling for a total of $18,570. An average of $619 per head, with 26 females averaging $651 and 4 bulls $407. Top price $2,500 paid by Four-Wynnes Cattle Co for Peel’s Gamreelte heifer from Creek Valley Farm. Second high at $2,100 for Timbertop Angus calves consigned by Timbertop Angus Farms. Bulls topped at $525 for Prince of Shahan 19 consigned by Shahan Angus Ranch. Purchasers include Harold G. Weil, Bala Ranch, Dr Harvey Ringer, T. B. Porter, A. W. Rhodes, and Wayne Nelson among others.
Exwin Crenwelge and his father run a 1000 acre Hereford ranch near Fredericksburg. The boy checks the steer Shorty daily, plans to buy more cattle with the prize money, and aims to be a stockman. Campbell, who handled Triumph’s Ace, expects a ranch future and a large down payment from the steer’s sale.
The discussion covers closing plaza streets to create one way traffic with counterclockwise flow. Alvin Schmidt and Barrett propose replacing trees and relocating entrances at Commerce Main and Soledad Corn. Parks chief Klein notes public toilets remain, while Nunn recalls a prior inspection. During work only half plaza streets close at a time.
San Antonio police sponsor Sherry Harisell and Bubba Harvey for a rodeo appearance. The Police Association pays entry fees and promises support while in town. Sgt Jacki Westbrook, association president, notes Harisell rides bulls and Harvey broncs and jokes a police escort out of town if they win nothing.
Harvey Matusow a self styled ex Communist testified before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee that he offered to provide Democratic candidates with material that would expose alleged lies for McCarthyism. He said the offer was made last year and that he did so without compensation but he did not say if any candidate accepted the offer.
Committeemen named for the Lions club annual variety show in Evans auditorium on March 8. Lt Al Wilms Sr. chairs the event with Lt Tom Heithaus and Dr. L. S. Burgum as members. Talent from San Marcos High School San Marcos Academy Southwest Texas State Teachers College and Gary AFB will be showcased.
Crochet pattern offer from San Antonio Light. Pineapple and spider web designs for 52x75 cloth, requires jiffy crochet cotton and straw yarn. Send 25 cents plus 5 cents for postage to Light Needlecraft department for pattern number, name, address, and zone. 1955 Laura Wheeler Needlecraft catalog advertised.
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