Lone Star Gas Co obtains San Saba charter approval
Eight inch pipes unloaded at Santa Fe depot for Lone Star Gas Co stockpiling for future work. City clerk Reeves Kuykendall said charter approval by San Saba City Council is filed at City Hall. Construction awaits transmission and distribution line lays in Lometa and Goldthwaite before San Saba and Lampasas begin service.
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Lone Star Gas Co
Santa Fe
Reeves. Kuykendall
San Saba
Lometa
Goldthwaite
Lampasas
E H Johnson Builds Channel Type Terraces Near Bowser
E H Johnson of the Bowser community completed 1.8 miles of large channel type terraces and 1.2 miles of related drainage works, reflecting ongoing soil and water conservation efforts in the area.
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E. H. Johnson
Bowser
Terrace system improves run off in 15 acre field
John son and neighbors cooperate with San Saba Brady Soil Conservation District to lay out and check a terrace system. The county commissioner’s maintainer built the system in Precinct No. 2. C B Harkey praises Madrid sweet clover as 15 acre field is drilled in early March.
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Harkey
Madrid
Miles Field
Johnson
San Saba- Brady
C. B. Harkey
Harkeyville Conservation Group
Hall Baptists Close Busy Meeting In Hall Texas
The Baptist gathering in Hall closed after an all day Sunday service with dinner on the grounds and baptisms. Seven joined by baptism and one by letter while visitors from Brady Richland Springs Tow and San Saba attended. Weather brought 2 to 3 inches of rain but no high winds, with grain damage reported and harvest slowed by wet fields.
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Hall
K. Holmes of
Brady
R. V. Lord
Johnson
Arthur Carter
Jack Ford
Nelda Sue Lord
Richland Springs
J. R. Moss
Tow
J. G. Willingham
Brady Hospital
Clifford Willingham
Mr. Willingham
Edna Locker
Ft. Worth
Barbara Kay Rense
J. C. Gamblin
Leon Smith
Calvin Bush
Homer Brown
Brown
Jennie Myers
Faye Kilpatrick
Linton
H. D. Club
Neat Foster
Florence Carroll
Clarence Rowell
Lakeview Club
Colvin
Foster
Jesse’ Smith
Johnnie Marie
Boyd Smith
Dee House
Barbara Smith
Reba Ann Foster
Robert Smith
Boyd Smiths
Robert
Garlic regimen hailed for blood pressure relief in 1948 letter
Elmer G. Johnson of Harlingen State Bank writes on February 20 1948 praising garlic for lowering blood pressure and heart trouble. He cites Texaco dealer Mr Turner and Mrs W F Nelson as improved, urges sending more bottles to himself and his sister in law Mrs Hulda C Mutton, Springfield Massachusetts, with hundreds of similar testimonials noted and a phone number 49.
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Elmer G. Johnson
Harlingen State Bank
Harlingen
Texas
Hulda C. Mutton
Atwater Terrace
Springfield
Mass
Turner
Texaco
W. F. Nelson
San Benito
Fairview Camping Party Reports From Local River Trip
Fairview notes a postoperation update for Mrs Elgie Funderburk and lists residents from Fort Worth and surrounding towns camping along the Colorado River this week. It records visits, family details, a recent medical operation, and a milk cow loss.
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San Saba
Felts
Parley
Kirk
Will Johnson
Harvest News From Lamesa and Local Notices
Shirley Ann McNutt visiting her grandparents A. J. Houses was on the sick list last Monday. Our heartfelt sympathy goes to Mr and Mrs Walter Lewis who lost two grandchildren last week. Now contracting oats and wheat Cash Feed and Produce Co.
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Lamesa
Shirley Ann McNutt
A. J. Houses
Walter Lewis
W.H
Joint Vacation Church School Sponsored by Two Churches
The Methodist and Presbyterian churches plan a joint Vacation Church School from June 20 to July 1 at First Methodist Church. Ren Chas. H. Nixon, the Methodist pastor, announces a Parents' Night on Sunday July 3 at 7 30 pm featuring a program and the children's work. Workers include Mrs Jim Baker Jr and Mrs W L Owen beginners. Mrs Werden Scott and Mrs E M Harris primary. Mrs Perry Hardin and Mrs Orel Harkey juniors. Mrs Jack Sullivan and Rev Nixon
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First Methodist Church
Ren Chas. H. Nixon
Jim Baker Jr
W. L. Owen
Werden Scott
School opens for children ages 4 to 14 at 9 to 11
Mrs. Owen Parks will be general superintendent and Rev Nixon invites all children aged four through fourteen to attend, with daily sessions from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Owen Parks
Nixon
Singing Convention Draws About 250 Attendees
About 250 people attended the county singing convention at Bowser on June 12, chairman Jim West said. He noted attendance was strong despite threatening weather. The next convention is set for Sunday September 11 at Elm Grove in the county's northeast section.
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Bowser
Jim West
Elm Grove
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