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Wimberley Mill

Location

Wimberley, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1969

Page

2

Wimberley Chamber of Commerce Official Notice 1969

Published to serve as the chamber’s official organ under postal permit in Wimberley Texas. Officers listed include Raymond Czichos chairman Harold Bowen first vice president Jack Monnette second vice president Dean Murr treasurer and secretary multiple garbled names accompany the roster.

The Wimberley Chamber of Commerce Wimberley Texas Raymond Czichos Sseseeeseseee Harold Bowen Sscccescees Bee Seneeee Anakws Sans Gs Jack Monnette Aise Sy Beens Eb Beens Ndtroneurer Dean Murr Eth Anird Ide Balan Skh Wimberley Chamber of Commerce Wimberley Restoration Association Chamber of Commerce Ja Wahrmund Lessee

Kerrville Area Named Nation's Healthiest Climate

Kerr County in Central Texas hills designated the nation’s healthiest climate by Rockefeller Foundation researchers. The study traced a 100 mile radius around Kerrville as ideal for health with nearby Wimberley noted for its landscape and outdoor appeal. The area is famed for deer population and hunting in Hays County.

Dallas Times Herald Kerrville Kerr County Texas Hills U.S Rockefeller Foundation Washington Texas Wimberley Hays County Blanco Hills Blanco River Cypress Creek

Building superstition among Serbian countrymen

Serbian villagers perform an overnight stakeout at four sites in a field under consideration for a building. If a stone hides an insect in the morning, that site is chosen. The ritual is linked to an ancient belief that gods demanded a living sacrifice buried with a new structure, with some places still burying a chicken or bird's head as an offering.

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