Future Farmer Boys Practice Supervised Programs of Work
The Cherokee Future Farmers Chapter reports hands on practice from Vocational Agriculture classwork. Thirty three baby beeves and 47 pigs for pork are cared for alongside 41 acres of corn 20 acres of grain sorghum 10 acres of oats 6 canning projects and vegetable gardens. The group aims a balanced livestock plan producing feed at home to support livestock marketing and home income through canning and gardens.
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Cherokee Future Farmers Chapter
Cherokee Baby Beeves Gain 323 Lbs In Six Months
The Cherokee Future Farmers Chapter shows 33 calves weighing an average of 671 lbs each after six months on feed begun July 25. They gained 323 lbs per head, about 1.9 lbs daily, fed on a home-grown ration of corn oats cotton seed meal and hegari. Names cited include Delman Sawyer Hal Breazeale M W Kuykendall Arthur Tinney Raymond Perry Clyde Estep and Martelle Coffman.
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Cherokee Future Farmers Chapter
Delman Sawyer
Hal
B. Breazeale
M. W. Kuykendall
Arthur Tinney
Raymond Perry
Clyde Estep
Martelle Coffman
Yates 50th Anniversary Observed at Wetmore Ranch
Mr and Mrs Ira G Yates mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their Wetmore ranch near San Antonio. Their nine children plan to attend. the couple lived in San Angelo for 26 years and in Pecos county before that. Mrs Yates was Annie Shockley Brooks before their 1883 Karnes county marriage. He is 74 and she is 72 with children spread across San Antonio El Paso Rankin and Vineyard among others.
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San Angelo
Ira G. Yates
Wetmore
San Antonio
Yates
Pecos County
Karnes County
Annie Shockley Brooks
Rat Campaign Is Planned for Town
The Chamber of Commerce discussed a rat killing campaign for the town and county. County Agent Scudder was ordered to contact a government agency to learn how to implement the campaign as a rat problem spans the area. Mrs. Boon Christy, recently released from a Temple hospital after a two week stay, is convalescing at home.
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Chamber of Commerce
Scudder
Good Man and Old Pioneer Passes On
T Y Parham a pioneer of this count died at his daughter's home in the Neal community Monday morning January 30. Born January 7 1851 in Virginia he moved to Texas about 1875 settling on Wallace Creek in San Saba County where he married Mary Parker. Funeral services were held at Bodkin Little Funeral Home in San Saba with Reverends Thomson and Rowland officiating and burial followed in Wallace Cemetery beside his wife. He is survived by two children Mrs J G Adkinson and Bertie Schultz nine grandchildren and several relatives. Pallbearers were Frank Maas Ernest Conner Osborn Mullins Clyde Hayes W E Martin and John McKown.
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T. Y. Parham
J. G. Adkinson
Neal
Virginia
Thomas’ Parham
Young Parham
Texas
Wallace Creek
San Saba
Mary Parker
Bodkin & Little
Ik. E. Thomson
J. W. Rowland
Mmes
This County
Bertie Schultz
Big Springs
Jack
Don Linn
W. S. Warren
Alpine
Lila Robinson
San Antonio
Frank Maas
Ernest Conner
Osborn Mullins
Clyde Hayes
W. E. Martin
John McKown
Wardrobe Demonstrators Set Feb 4 Meeting
Twenty four wardrobe demonstrators from San Saba county will attend a foundation pattern school at San Saba High School on Saturday February 4 starting at nine in the morning. Misa Vida Moore of the Home Economics department will assist the home demonstration agent and demonstrators. Each participant plans to bring lunch and take home her foundation pattern. Contest dresses for Rally Day in June are being made from these patterns. two winners will receive trips to the A and M Short Course in July 1933.
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San Saba County
San Saba
Misa Vida Moore
Manley Sells 1071 Acre Ranch Cherokee Context
R N Manley sells 1071 acres from Barker ranch to Q B Altizer of Cherokee. The deal reportedly values land at 10 per acre. The parcel forms the east section with Cherokee creek frontage, part of Barker’s 6,000 acre tract Manley recently bought.
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Manley
O. B
R. N. Manley
Barker Ranch
Q. B. Altizer
Cherokee
Cherokee Creek
Rain Delays Hit San Saba County Farms Hard
A slow two day rain drenched San Saba County over the weekend, with reports of a half to an inch. Farmers faced several days of halted work while ranchers noted inadequate runoff. The moisture benefits winter and spring grasses, while local visitors Prof. and Mrs. C. J. Malloy and their child from Richland Springs stayed with Mr and Mrs R G Halden.
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San Saba
C. J. Malloy
Janior
Richland
Sprin
Bundey
R. G. Halden
Sanmales
First Apportionment Paid to County Schools in 1988
The first payment on the 1988 ap portionment of state school funds has been received by county superintendent E G Hillman and distributed to rural schools and independent districts. The total received was 2812 dollars with 1779 to common schools and the rest split between San Saba and Richland Springs districts. The second apportionment is expected mid month.
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E. G. Hillman
San Saba
Richland Springs
Watermelon Outlook At Richland Springs In 1983
Vocational agriculture teacher R J Powell notes strong 1983 farming outlook for Richland Springs area. Association plans larger acreages and hopes to ship about 50 carloads of watermelons, with cash buyers for standard variety. Farmers report gains per acre and use cottonseed meal with barnyard manure as fertilizer. Continuous cooperation aims to keep high quality for northern market.
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R. J. Powell
Richland Springs
Richland Springs Watermelon Towers Association
Melton Adams
Voc
Delco Pool
Bowser
Tom Henderson Granted $10,000 Bond in Eldorado Murder Case
Eldorado, Jan 31 Tom Henderson ranchman and San Saba lineage figure was granted $10,000 bond after waiving examining trial on a murder charge tied to the fatal shooting of Alven Armentrout 28 an employee at the Henderson ranch east of Eldorado The case ties Henderson to West Texas pioneer families and references a prior mineral discovery report involving Jim Mc Clutchy and local settlement lines.
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Eldorado
Tom Henderson
Schleicher County
West Texas
Alven Armentrout
Henderson Ranch
San Angelo
Mmes
Emma
Alice Sloan
San Saba
Sam Henderson
San Saba County
Henderson Pond
Young Armentrout
Wallace Creek
Richland Springs Farm Boys Stunt Event Report
Voc Ag students from Richland Springs Rochelle and Brownwood enjoyed a lively evening at Richland Springs featuring a rugged poll fight stunt described as great fun. Winners included Herschel Adams 110 to 120 lbs, Dan Neeper and Harold Burleson 180 to 140 lbs, and C B Wood in heavyweight. Brownwood team claimed 150 to 160 lbs. Refreshments and bowling boosted funds for their work.
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Voc. Ag
Boys of
C. B.’Wood
Brownwood Boys
Well Known Rancher and Minister Dies in San Saba
Rev J E G Hillman dies of acute heart failure in San Saba after attending Federal Farm Land Bank and county farmer meetings. Born February 20 1860 in Buena Vista Georgia he served in Marion County then Texas missions. He married Elizabeth Kuykendall in 1888 and had seven children. Burial in Kuykendall cemetery Cherokee with funeral at Cherokee Baptist Church and San Saba church.
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Drs. Farley & Felts
Rev. Hillman
Buena Vista
Marion County
Georgia
Henry
Martha Hillman
Missionary Baptist Church
Texas
Llano Baptist Association
Elizabeth Jane Kuykendall
Cherokee
Edgar Graves Hillman
San Saba
Ray
J. L
Alton Hillman
Rem Thomson
Austin
Alva Gladys
Henry Hillman
Hillman
Baptist
Kuykendall
Bodkin & Little
Sam D. Taylor
Sén’ Saba
Jediate
Irs
Sewell Buchanan
Kie Bubner
Migs
Minnis Hillman
Olin Hillman
Liano
Richland Springs February County Basketball Tourney Plans
Richland Springs hosts a county basketball event in February with plans to send lambs hogs and cattle to the San Angelo Fat Stock Show March 5 6 and 7. Vocational Ag students reported rapid sheep growth and shared marketing discussions from Fort Worth study trip. The rural class B A meet and eligibility requirements for rural and other schools were outlined for entry and fees.
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Richland Springs
Hhe Voc. Ag
San Angelo
Freddie Hall
Freddie
William McKinnerny
Prof
Powell
Fort Worth
John Clay
Commission
Prentice Mann
A H Club Meets for Talk on Cuttings and Beds
The Algerita Harkeyville Club met with Mrs B Harkey last week. Miss Lorena Dry spoke on cuttings and beds and shared cuttings. Mrs Harkey’s yard was landscaped with evergreens and pruned rose bushes. Officers were reelected and twenty members and guests enjoyed punch and cake. Next meeting will be with Mrs W R Baxter on the second Wednesday in February.
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Algerita-Harkeyville Club
B. Harkey
Lorena Dry
0. B. Harkey
Addie McDaniel
Grace Robberds
Gladys Ponton
W. R. Baxter
Yard Contest Underway Across San Saba County
Four of thirteen demonstration yards in San Saba county have been planted since January first at homes of Joe Johnson Pecan Grove Olga Harkey Harkeyville H G Holcomb Richland Springs and Frank Smith Northwest Nine more yards are planned to be planted within a month Each home demonstration club in the county has a demonstrator The yard contest will continue for three years The 4-H Club girls are advancing yard improvement work with five girls signed as demonstrators.
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San Saba County
Joe Johnson
Pecan Grove
Olga Harkey
Harkeyville
H. GC
Holcomb
Richland Springs
Frank Smith
Northwest
Alga
Alex Eiler Dies In Base Hospital Fort Sam
Alex Eiler died in the Base Hospital at Fort Sam Houston on Tuesday afternoon. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. ph Hiler and a member of Wiley B. Murray Post No. 27 American Legion. The body will be brought home under a Legion escort. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
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Wiler
Ph Hiler
Fort Sam Houston
Wiley B. Murray
American Legion
Senator Purl Denounces Texas New Sales Tax Proposal
Dallas Senator George Parl condemns a proposed 3 percent gross receipts tax calling it ruinous to Texas business and a credit strangler. He argues the measure would overstate taxes through chain of commerce, forcing costly reporting and harming consumers and loans.
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Texas
George Parl
Dallas
Austin
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