Ward Golden Wedding Open House Marks 50 Years
Open House in Yoakum honors Mr and Mrs T J Ward on their Golden Wedding Anniversary. Nancy Burney and Thomas J Ward wed in Kenedy Texas on December 1 1912. They have five children fourteen grandchildren and about one hundred fifty guests attended from 3 to 5 pm in Starys Green Room.
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Stary’s Green Room
Yoakum
T. J. Ward
Nancy Burney
Thomas J. Ward
Kenedy
Texas
Arthur Ward
Shiner
Clyde Ward
Lake Jackson
Curtis Ward
Houston
Robert
Marie) Rice
Angleton
Henry
Margaret) Mueller
Soil: Many Things To Many People
College Station discussion frames soil as earth to some and dirt to others, a nuisance to mothers and a necessity to farmers, noting that people hold diverse impressions about the substance.
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College Station
In Memoriam for John Vavricka Dec 1955
In loving memory of our father John Vavricka who died December 23 1955. Our hearts ache with loneliness and we miss you more with time. You are not forgotten nor will you ever be as long as life and memory last. Sadly missed by daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Victor Patek and Mr and Mrs Jimmie Mauric.
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John Vavricka
Victor Patek
Jimmie Mauric
Soil as a versatile resource across professions described
Texas A&M extension specialist L P Pittard explains soil means mud to a child, carpet mess to a mother, barrier to geologists, a build site for engineers, a weed and grass challenge for homeowners, and a vital medium for farmers. He notes agronomists study soils yearly to improve management and national economy.
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L. P. Pittard
Texas A&m College
Pittard
Soil Use for Stable Economy, Pittard Warns
Studies are made on using soil wisely to benefit agriculture and other purposes. The question asks if soils can be preserved for future generations, a challenge Pittard says may determine if children have mud pies and farmers have land to farm.
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Pittard
Help Firemen Have A Merry Holiday
The fire chief and his crew urge careful fire practices at home this Christmas season to avoid fires and costly rebuilding bills. They stress quiet family dinners and safe use of candles and heaters to keep everyone safe during the holidays.
Bill of Rights Day Refocuses on Civil Liberties
The piece explains December 15 as Bill of Rights Day and outlines core protections in the U S Constitution. It highlights freedom of religion speech and press, rights to peaceful assembly and petition, protection against unreasonable searches, due process, double jeopardy, self incrimination, and guarantees of a speedy public trial with counsel.
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United States
Rights and limits in the Bill of Rights summary
The article explains Amendments seven nine and ten highlighting protections against excessive bail and fines cruel punishments and rights to bear arms and privacy from quartering. It links these to the Declaration of Independence and notes the state bar caution that laws require proper legal interpretation.
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United States
State Bar of Texas
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MR. and
Mrs
Holiday
C. W. Kram
C. W. Kram Jr
Hallettsville Livestock Commission Co
Hallettsville, Texas
Edgar P. Kram
Star
Bethlehem
This
the Management
C. B. Welhausen & Co
Gene Biehunko
Yoakum, Texas
Kolar-Stanek Post
American Legion and Auxiliary
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