Fraudulent credit claims lead to theft by false pretenses case
In Texas a man named Sam Sadd faced charges after falsely reporting income to buy a car. He signed a credit report, lied about earnings and wife’s work, then defaulted and had the car repossessed. The district attorney pursued theft by false pretenses. deceitful intent matters for fraud.
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Sam Sadd
Super Car
Sam
Popular Park Attracts Tourists From 30 States
Kerrville State Park welcomed 1 506 patrons last month, with California leading visits at 90 and Florida at 76, while 566 travelers were from out of state. The Diaz family of Geneva Italy led a family camping group of six. Park supervisor A B Taylor noted 30 states represented. Elsewhere, Joseph Brosch and family from Port Lavaca visited Six Flags Over Texas with stops in Dallas and Fort Worth, and met local residents.
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Kerrville
California
Florida
Texas
Kerrville State Park
Henry G. Diaz
Geneva
Italy
A. B. Taylor
Joseph Brosch
Port Lavaca
Six Flags
Dallas
Fort Worth
Marvin Janca
A. J. Janca
Congressman Clark Thompson outlines Texas district projects and hurricane defenses
In a letter from Atlantic City, Congressman Clark W. Thompson of Texas's 9th District details ongoing and planned public works. He cites the Texas City Seawall, Freeport Velasco Storm Protection Project, and continuing channel improvements to Bay City Victoria Matagorda and Palacios. He notes funding for harbor deepening and flood studies and anticipates return to Texas by September 15.
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Atlantic City
Senate
Texas
Texas City
Freeport- Velasco
Bay City
Victoria
Matagorda
Palacios
Galveston Harbor
Snakes and Safety Tips from Texas Health Officials
A weekly public service feature from the Texas State Department of Health explains that fear of snakes keeps many away from camping while bathtubs cause more harm in the U.S. than bites. It notes rattlers and other poisonous snakes, advises calm retreat if encountered, explains bite first aid and cautions about constriction bands and timing for antivenin. The item also notes a travel update with Christine Meyer and Jim Pesek visiting Texas and nearby cities.
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The
Texas State Department of Health
Austin
U. S
Texas
Card of Thanks from Oscar Lichey
I express sincere thanks to Doctors John Dennis and Robert Wagner and the entire nursing staff for excellent care at Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital. Special thanks to Pastor F. E. Eilers and Rev. E. J. Oehlke for visits and prayers. Gratitude to friends, relatives, for courtesies, flowers, cards, and prayers. God bless you all.
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John Dennis
Robert Wagner
Frank Wagner Memorial Hospital
F. E. Eilers
E. J. Oehlke
Lee Sedlmeyer
the Gazette
Oscar Lichey
M. D. Anderson Hospital
Eugene Huber
Chinch Bug Trouble Plagues Lavaca County Lawns
Lavaca County Extension notes brown patches in lawns caused by chinch bugs. Adults and nymphs suck juices, edge areas first show damage. Insects scurry along sunny edges. adults 1/5 to 1/6 inch, black body, reddish yellow legs. Controls include Diazinon Ethion and Trithion with water before spraying.
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Lavaca County
John V. Lindsey
St. Augustine
Lindsey
Card of Thanks and Book Picks for Children
Card of Thanks from Eugene Huber expresses gratitude for prayers visits cards and flowers during hospitalization and recovery at MD Anderson. Mary Francis Burmeister notes thedemonstration agent column then gives guidelines on choosing good books for children and suggests librarians for age appropriate titles.
Flood Protection Study for Lavaca River at Hallettsville
Study explores suitable improvements to flood protection works on the Lavaca River passing Hallettsville. It assesses current structures and potential upgrades to reduce flood risk and protect nearby towns and farmland.
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Lavaca
Hallettsville
Clark W. Thompson
Gonzales Livestock Market Report
The cattle market was strong with gains up to $1 on most classes and hogs reaching a yearly high at 18.40 on several lots. About 600 cattle and 300 hogs were consigned, with good slaughter stock in short supply and various prices listed for calves, stockers, cows, bulls, and pig commodities. Also notes a wedding at St Gerard's Church and visitors to Mrs Valenta in San Antonio.
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Louis Krenek
Albert
Irene Popp
Jim McCoy
St. Gerard’s Catholic Church
San Antonio
Strange
J. H. Freeman
Houston
Freeman
Caroline Valenta
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Campbell
Lilly’s
Breeze
Crisco
Oleo, Decker
Star Grocery
Shiner
San Bernard River
Peyton's Creek
J.E. Peavy
Commissioner of Health
Christine Meyer
Smyrna
Tennesee
Victor Meyer
Schulenburg
Nashville
Jim Pesek
Phoenix
Arizona
New Braunfels
Lavaca County Extension News
James Gandy
Edwin Pohler
Charles C. Krejci
Pasadena
Mary Francis
Burmeister
WY Fe
Tokyo
Renewa
Shiner Drug
Ph. LY
Palace Theatre
GVEC
Benjamin Franklin
Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative
Guadalupe Valley Electric Co-op
Gonzales Livestock Market Report
Spoetzl Brewery