Wimberley Remembers Turkeys and Early Town Builders
Renowned Wimberley memories recount a unusual turkey roost west of town and the Fo rister family’s move in 1932 to open a grocery, later sold to Will Crow. The narrative traces post office moves, rural mail service, J C Lane’s fiber spurred telephone growth, and a 1937 school land deed, painting a portrait of 1930s Wimberley life and commerce.
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Wimberley
Brian Forister
Charlie Davidson
Charles Ramsey
San Marcos
Carlie Davidson
Peterson
Davidson
Rena Dobie
J.C. Lane
Luling
Wimberly
George Burdett
Calaway
Sac-N-Pac
Burdett’s
Lane
Carl Scudder
Europe
Squirrels and Birds Share Feeds in a Sympathetic Yard
The writer describes feeding stations for birds and backyard red squirrels, noting how tables of seed attract both and how clever squirrels adapt to feeding devices. They advocate tolerance and give anecdotes of squirrels learning to access feeders and even relocating a baby.
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Houston
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Lou Thurgood
Ruth Lowery
Wimberley Development CO
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Hitchin Post
Conmfort
San Antonio
Carol Knolk
Rocky River Ranch
By Hazel C. Green
the Saving & Loan Association