Public Hearings on Game Laws Set for June Week
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department schedules hearings across counties for June 6 to 9. Major topics include deer season dates in Stephens Palo Pinto and Young counties, archery season changes in Young County, and turkey season timing. Public comments invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
J. Weldon Watson
Watson
Jones County
Anson
Stephens
Palo Pinto
Young
Young Counties
Public Notice of Board of Equalization Session
In obedience to an order of the Board of Equalization the board will meet at 2 p m on Wednesday June 1 1966 at the School House Avoca in Jones County Texas to determine fix and equalize the value of all taxable property in Avoca Independent School District for 1966. Eugene Watts, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
Avoca
Jones
Texas
Avoca Independent
Jones County
Eugene Watts
Lueders
Leeders Independent
Notice of Board of Equalization Meeting in Leuders ISD
Jones County Texas notice sets June 22 1966 for a Board of Equalization session to determine fix and equalize taxable property values for Leuders Independent School District for 1966. Tax Assessor Collector O T Shipp invites all interested parties to attend the meeting.
Winners Named In Ninth Stonewall County Poultry Show
Mitchell Kidd and Doug Vahlenkamp won first with their broilers at the Stonewall County 4-H Poultry Show held May 23 at the livestock barn. Prizes included 4-H jackets sponsored by Wards Feed Store Aspermont. Runners up were Jeff Hecht, Dale Letz, Judy White, and Mike Baldree. Mark Geeslin judged for the ninth straight year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall County
Mitchell Kidd
John Kidd
Peacock
Doug Vahlenkamp
Eugene Vahlenkamp
Old Glory
Wards Feed Store
Aspermont
Jeff Hecht
Dale Letz
Judy White
Mike Baldree
Mark Geeslin
Birthday party and visits mark a busy Aspermont weekend
Families from Stamford Abilene and Dallas visited in Aspermont over the weekend and for Memorial Day. Judy Neinast celebrated at a slumber party with friends from Stamford. Several relatives and friends dropped by to visit, and local progress reported includes cotton planting, maize growth, and slow wheat harvest. Pvt Larry Jordan trained at Fort Sill after basic at Fort Bliss while families traveled to Fort Worth, Midland and Canyon for graduations and reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Neinast
E. J. Neinast
Kathy Cornelson
San Antonio
Vicki Teichelman
Gail Lehrmann
Rhonda Turner
Glenda Wigley
Helen Larance
Phyllis Stanhope
Joyce Anderson
Stamford
Larry Cornelson
Kathy
Doug
August Balzer
Balzers
Cornelson
Dallas
U.S. Air Force
England
Japan
Germany
Katie Gerloff
Weinke
Old Glory
Will Stegemoeller
Dick Boedeker
Cliff LeFevre
Delbert le Fevre
Kent
Jill
Mike Bailey
Canyon
Elebert Nierdieck
Texas Weslyan College
Fort Worth
Tommy Cook
Fred Kupatt
Kris
Kraig
Midland
J. D. Kupatt
Rule
Larry Jordan
Fort Sill
Okla
Lawton
Fort Bliss
Fl Paso
Harvie Jordan
Nancy Vahhlenkemp
Coroiana
Herbert
Whiteface
F E. A. Ulmer
Steve Clark
Charles Clark
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Leroy Rhoads
M. Y. Benton
Ray Henrichs
Abilene
Herbert Stremmel
Stremmel
Hamlin Hospital
Jana Spitzer
Aspermont
Roy Hertenberger
Winston Hold
Weekend visitors fill Dubque Town with many households
A list of guests visiting Mr and Mrs Anton Teichelman and Marilyn Teichelman includes Mise Mary Schonerstedt and many relatives from Abb, Carrollton, Victoria, Dallas, and Able lemme. The article notes the term speet cotton origin meaning cotton actually on the spot at any market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubque
Town
Anton Teichelman
Marilyn
Mary Schonerstedt
Hermon Neuert
Lefond
Nawert
Villet
Cheryl Ressmann
Leftow Nawert
Abb
Brian Iholke
Victoria
Liner Bonedeker
Paul Im
George
Cotton Dyeing Advancements Highlight Fabric Quality
Cotton dyes more easily and evenly with faster color development than other fabrics, marking a notable improvement in dyeing science and textile performance.
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Western Auto Associate
N. Swenson
Wwe
G. R. Cozby
E. Campbell
Beth Berry
Ford
L. V. Miller
Spinet
Joplin
South 16Th
Waco
Caldwell Music Company
221 Grape
Shetland
O. G. Cowan
P and Service International
Farmall
International Harvester
Richardson Truck and Tractor
Haskell
Massey- Harris
Cyrus Reyes
N. Webb
N. Wetherbee
H. H. Corley
Clarice Moritz
Lake Stamford Park
Rotan
Claud Sean Jayton
Superior Roofing Co
Abilene, Texas
Bill James
S. McKinley
South Swenson
Dick Carson
S. Orient
Columbia
Elizabeth St
Compton St
Reynolds School
Vassar
Warren Tayman
Bill Gay
California
E. Broadway
Dr. Pepper Co
N. Anson
Sagerton
S. Anson
L. B. Goodman
Vanderbilt
Tex Rogers
J. Nail
Hudson Road
Call VA
Cuba Street
Ed Murphy
Mustang
Lou Hanson
New Mexico State
Murphy
NMS
Syracuse
N. Y
Hanson
Hardin Simmons
Stamford Junior Sheriff's Posse
Stamford Cotton Oil Mill
Eager Feed Mill
Sam Baize
Chamber of Commerce
Texas Cowboy Reunion
First National Bank
Stamford Veterinary Hospital
Alexander Gin
Wofford Motor Co
Anders Paint and Body Shop
Royal Ford
G. C. Carothers
Joe Hudspeth
Bessie Turner
Ernest
Lester
Zubie ‘Turner
Albert A
Mitch) Mitcham
Brother Beal
Ken Moore
Bobby Eugene Brooks
Eugene Olson
P. O
Shreveport
Louisiana
Jimmy L. Joiner
Stamford Sheet Metal Works
W. McHarg
Kinney Furniture
Dinette
Harkins Furniture
Lavertan
Virgil Vahlen Kamp
Franklin Mrazek
Aspemont
Leo Monses
Mr Mrazek
Monse
Dudley
Joe Yates
Irving
Cotton Bell
Norvell Lehrmann
J. C. Schwartz
Snyder
Duke
Pharmacist
Bunkley
Underwood
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