Feud over Honeymoon House in Austin draws state attention
Texas observers across the state watch as a historic frame cottage tied to O. Henry’s honeymoon is moved toward a park amid clashes between preservationists and nearby homeowners who threaten suit. The Austin Heritage Society won council permission to relocate the house, sparking a heated public dispute with no resolution in sight.
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Vitamin A deficient cattle warned for winter in Texas
Spur experiment station animal husbandman P. T Marion urges cattlemen to feed vitamin A rich sources this winter due to scarce green pasture. He notes alfalfa hay, sorghum silage, cottonseed meal, and fortified feeds boost vitamin A, with costs and stability of fish oil products discussed. Wintering trials show silage requires protein supplement for better calf yield and weight.
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Soil Conservation District News Highlights Local Projects
Homer Hooks completes a small reservoir for fish production and irrigation with a planned well. Ed Marcontell marks 10 acres of pine for thinning, assisted by Soil Conservation Service technicians. Ray Edmondson reports 24 acres of White Clover and Fescue pasture fertilized at 200 pounds of 10-20-10 per acre with 100 pounds ammonium nitrate for two year old Fescue. Several cooperators prepare to plant pines starting Dec 15, listing tree orders from Easley, Blair, Dr. Erhard, Perlitz, and Hile.
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Drive Safely Be the Kind of Driver You Expect
Public safety notice urges motorists to model careful driving for others and reduce hazards. Emphasizes attentiveness, following traffic rules, and considering the impact of actions on fellow travelers. The message frames good conduct as a community responsibility and personal duty.
Kings Daughters Class Backward Party At Mrs McBee Home
The First Baptist Church Kings Daughters intermediate class held a backward party at Mrs James McBee's home on Saturday night November 24. Ten members and five guests attended as games were played and refreshments of sandwiches cookies and cokes were served.
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Drinking linked to majority of arrests and traffic deaths
FBI records show over half of last year’s arrests tied to drinking. Drinking drivers caused 22 percent of all crashes and one in five fatal accidents involved alcohol.
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