Were You Counted campaign launched in 1980 census drive
The Were You Counted campaign urges missing households to mail the form and be cross checked against the master address list to avoid double counting. Billy Yarbrough, Abilene District Census Office manager, calls the effort crucial to ensure every household is counted. Local Review aims to let officials spot errors while workers are in the field, improving accuracy before final population tallies are handed to local authorities. Also a fleeting note mentions Kirsten Flagstad receiving cigar smoke before performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Census Office Petroleum Building
Suite
Pine
Abilene
Texas
Billy Yarbrough
Yarbrough
Swensons pioneers to area
W G Swenson served as Texas Cowboy Reunion president from 1930 to 1959 and was succeeded by his son Eugene Swenson. The Swenson family, a pioneer ranching line in Texas, settled in 1838. S. M. Swenson started Eric P. and Swen A. in 1882, acquiring 300,000 acres across Ericsdale Flat Top and Throckmorton Ranches. The SMS brand, later Swenson Land and Cattle Company, remains in use. Stamford town grew from the SMS Ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Swenson
Texas Cowboy Reunion
Eugene Swenson
Texas
Swensons
S. M. Swenson
Eric P
Swen
Swenson
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S
O.M.B
Amer
Armed Forces
Kirsten Flagstad
Alona
Panghin Das
Gibson
Geran Eee Igeeeaee Discount Center
Bush
Belle's Patterns
P.O
Hurst
Thar Sun
N. Swenson
Gary Hobbs
Texaco
Wade Implement Company
John Deere
Vetter Rotary
Continental Post Hole Diggers
James, Wanda Or
Delores