Summer Katrese Rodriguez Birth Announcement in Floresville
Linda and Bernardo Rodriguez of Floresville announce the birth of their daughter Summer Katrese Rodriguez on Saturday July 21 1990 at 834 p.m. at Santa Rosa Hospital. The baby weighed 4 pounds 8.6 ounces and measured 17 1/4 inches. Welcomed by her big brother Bernardo IV and many relatives.
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Linda
Bernardo Rodriguez
Floresville
Summer Katrese
Santa Rosa Hospital
Bernardo IV
Rudy Garza
Ruben Barrera
Mission
Pauline Garza
Birth of Lydia Joy Pantuso in San Antonio
Lydia Joy Pantuso was born July 29 1990 at Metropolitan Humana Hospital in San Antonio weighing 6 pounds 15 ounces and 20 1/2 inches long. She is welcomed by sister Brandie Lynne brother John III paternal grandparents Carol and John Pantuso Sr and maternal grandfather Leon Van Osselear great grandmother Thekla Kosub. Agnes Marie their late twin is remembered as an angel.
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Dorothy
John Pantuso
Lydia Joy
Metropolitan Humana Hospital
San Antonio
Brandie Lynne
John III
Leon van Osselear
Thekla Kosub
Carol
Floresville
Birth of Andrew William Walls in Humana Metropolitan
Andrew William Walls was born at Humana Metropolitan on June 5, 1990 at 1 p.m. He weighed 9 pounds 3 ounces and measured 21 3/4 inches. Attending physician was Dr. Allan Braid. Parents are Steve and Colette Walls. he has a brother Stephen. Grandparents are Phil and Antonette Skloss of Martinez and Bill and Irene Walls of Floresville. great grandmother Albina Skloss of Martinez. Godparents Greg and Kim Walls of San Antonio.
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Andrew William Walls
Humana Metropolitan
Allan Braid
Andrew
Steve
Colette
Stephen
Phil and
Antonette Skloss
Martinez
Bill
Irene Walls
Floresville
Albina Skloss
Greg and
Kim’ Walls
San Antonio
Taylor-Sellers Third Annual Family Reunion Held
The third annual Taylor-Sellers reunion took place Saturday August 4 with about 56 family members attending. Attendees included Robbie Roemer as oldest, Brian Leonard as youngest, and David Taylor as farthest traveler. Harold Roemer hosted this year’s gathering.
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Taylor-Sellers
Robbie Roemer
Brian Leonard
David Taylor
Harold Roemer
Prickly Pear Council Gathers at Texas A and I Kingsville
Gourmet marketers farmers ranchers scientists and chefs met at the Prickly Pear Council hosted by Texas A and I University in Kingsville. The Center for Semi arid Forest Resources led the session discussing cactus as emergency cattle feed. Some ranchers burn spines off the cacti with propane and harvest cactus in rows with chopping machines.
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Prickly Pear Council
Texas A & I
Kingsville
Pleasanton Cowboys Homecoming Celebrates 25th Year
Pleasanton marks its 25th annual Cowboy Homecoming at Atascosa River Park Friday and Saturday August 17 and 18. Events include a 7:30 p.m. rodeo 8 p.m. queen’s coronation 9 p.m. street dancing and a Saturday lineup with a 10K run family entertainment live music arts and crafts a homecoming parade chili cookoff melodrama auction more rodeo and dancing. For details call the Chamber of Commerce at 512-569-2163.
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Pleasanton
Atascosa River Park
The
Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce
Hidden consumer anxieties limit business growth in mail order
A flower nursery in Ohio targets spring buying with a vivid four color catalogue but misses opportunities by lacking an 800 number for long distance orders. Consumers face high costs and waits when seeking additional products, reinforcing hidden anxieties about investing in distant purchases.
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Ohio
News USA
Local Notice Cites Public Sale Details in Wilson County News
A brief Wilson County News public notice outlines a scheduled local sale. Officials list the governing authority, the sale location, and the date, urging interested parties to review full terms in the notice.
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Wilson County
Prickly Pear Goes Global As Texas Grows Awareness
Marketers compare prickly pear to kiwi and cactus to drought tolerant crops. California firms sell cactus pear in New York and Canada while Mexican farmers harvest 7,000 to 8,000 pounds per acre with little irrigation and fetch 40 to 50 cents per pound. Texas seeks cold hardy cactus and better promotions to boost regional value.
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Latin America
U. S
Texas
California
Mexico
Chile
New York
Canada
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Katrese Rodriguez
Lydia Joy Pantuso
Cissy Gonzalez
Tenth Street
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Richard Smith
McDonald's
Ee City
Oaklawn Pleasanton
Mike Munoz
McDonalds
Wilson County News
Baer
Rael
David J. Tasker, M.D
Medicaid
Plaza
Hwy
Moday
American Legion Hall
Erin Jones
ST. Hedwig
Fire Dept
Houston Street
Taylor Brothers
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