Pecan Crop Estimates Set At 7 Million Lbs
Texas 1954 pecan crop projections suggest numbers may exceed the 10 year average. Weather and insect populations will shape the final harvest, with drought effects and dieback reducing yields. Growers report mixed prospects from fair to good across regions.
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Texas
John E
Hutchinson
Randolph Terrill
Seguin
David Shelton
Gonzales
Mrs. Anna Cejnar Rites Held in Omaha Nebraska
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Cejnar were conducted at the Czech Presbyterian Church and burial followed at Wahoo Cemetery beside her husband Rev V Cejnar. Born September 11 1876 in Czechoslovakia she came to America in 1907 and lived in Omaha for thirty years. Survivors include four children two daughters and two sons, four grandchildren and siblings in Europe and the United States. Her family and church circles mourn her quiet gentle disposition.
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Anna Cejnar
Doctor’s
Omaha
Joseph Holub
Czech Presbyterian Church
Wahoo Cemetery
V. Cejnar
Anton Bartak
V. Cesnar
Vienna
Austria
America
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Ill
Georgetown
Texas
Neb
Cennar
John Downer
Cincinnati
Ohio
Don Jorgensen
John
Indianapolis
Ind
William
J. P. Bartak
Marie Koci
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Martha Chovanetz
Shiner
Cejnar
Lavaca to Repair and Widen Eleven Bridges Under State Plan
Judge Paul H Fertsch told Hallettsville Chamber members that the State Highway Department is widening or rebuilding 11 Lavaca County bridges in a long term program. Work includes Smothers Creek and bridges on Highway 77 A. $200,000 has been appropriated. Nixon Creek and Rocky Creek bridges on US 77 and a new Colorado River bridge on Highway 90A between Altair and Eagle Lake are also planned with no funds yet for Navidad River work.
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Paul H. Fertsch
Hallettsville
Nixon Creek
Rocky Creek
Navidad River
Colorado River
Altair
Eagle Lake
J E Matthews Announces Candidacy For State Representative
James E. Matthews 46 of Gonzales Texas announces candidacy for State Representative of Gonzales and Lavaca Counties in the Democratic Primary on July 24 1954. He cites WWII service American Legion membership and opposition to compromising with pressure groups and pledges to support welfare amendments and serve the people.
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Gonzales
Lavaca
Helen Morrow
Felix Morrow
Viola Henderson Morrow
Waelder
Texas
Felesa
Jimmie
American Legion
James E. Matthews
Emil Slovacek
Martin Pesek
Ernest Slovacek
Amarillo
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Boerne
Elo Pfeil
Leonard Novak
John Novak
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Georgia
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State University of North Carolina
Air Force
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Calvin Sr
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Helen Swatek
Mgr
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Bill Nagelmueller
Temple Lumber CO
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Shiner, Tex
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J. E. Matthews
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