Card of Thanks for hospital kindness and prayers
Emil Srubar and Mrs Minnie Glatzert express gratitude for care from Dr R J Wagner and Dr R W Williams and the hospital staff. They thank visitors, those who sent cards and flowers, Rev Father J J Hanacek, neighbors and friends for help with chores and errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Wagner
J. J. Hanacek
Emil Srubar
R. W. Williams
John Dennis Wagner
Robert J. Wagner
John J. Hanacek
Boyce
John Michalec
Scotty
Lavaca County Extension News Highlights
Lavaca County Extension News items from John V. Lindsey, agent, cover local agricultural tips and community outreach efforts. Updates include farming practices, garden advice, and upcoming extension programs in the county.
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Lavaca County Extension News
Lavaca County
John V. Lindsey
Texas Tops Beef Production in 1959 with Large Cash Receipts
Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes Texas led beef production in 1959 at 2 6214 million pounds a 10 percent rise from 1958. Beef cash receipts reached 6089 million, up 12 percent, driven by higher prices and bigger inventories. Iowa led gross income from cattle and calves, while Texas hog production ranked 15th. A field bulletin promotes chick n que outdoor meals with guidance on chicken size recipes barbecue pit blocks and group serving tips. Copies available from county extension offices.
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Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Texas
Iowa
Legend of the horned frog and the Eastland courthouse
In West Texas a horned frog tradition spreads after Ernest Wood places a live frog in the Eastland County courthouse cornerstone alongside a Bible and coins. A local editor writes the account, the story goes national via the Star-Telegram and AP, drawing wide public curiosity and culminating in the cornerstone opening.
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Old Rip
West
Texas
Eastland
Ernest Wood
Wood
Will
Dallas News
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
The
Star-Telegram
Associated Press
P T A Panel Discusses Careers And Education
Shiner Public School P T A held an informative May panel for high school students featuring Carl Jaks and moderator C C Welhausen. Panelists included Dave Sheffield Otto Goedecke Bill Browning and Lamont Mills. The event emphasized education and career preparation with notes on banking retail and education fields.
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P-Ta
Shiner
Carl Jaks
C. C. Welhausen
Yoakum
Dave Sheffield
Victoria
Otto Goedecke
Hallettsville
Bill Browning
Lamont Mills
Welhausen
Mills
The Peach Creek Philosopher Puts Census in Perspective
The letter writer jokes that towns must grow by producing more children, not by inflating census figures. He notes farmers have declined from 30 to 10 percent of the population and urges cities to rely on their own ingenuity rather than farmers.
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Peach Creek
Johnson Grass
Rt. 3
Shiner
J.A
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Craig Stevens
Nbc-Tv
United States Brewers Foundation
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van Camp
Colgate
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PTA
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FDIC
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