Valley Creek Water Control District Directors Election Notice
Notice of a January 9 1968 directors election for Valley Creek Water Control District in Run nel s county Texas. The official order of election filed November 24 1967 is included and made part of this notice. Hugo Vogelsang president and Duncan Hensley secretary sign the notice.
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State OF Texas
Runnels
Valley Creek
Board of Directors
Hugo Vogelsang
Board of
Duncan Hensley
OF Runnels
Valley Creek Water Control District
Frank K. Antilley
Milton Jackson
Douglas R. Stevens
Valley Creek Water District Election Order 1967
Board of Directors approves January 9 1968 election for four district directors. Absentee voting set at Wingate and Norton with Bill Harman and E W Hope as presiding judges, eight hour days starting December 20. No candidates filed and notice to be published weekly for three weeks. Ballots to be counted and records kept. secretary to receive the stub box.
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Bers
Hugo Vogelsand
Frank K. Antilley
Milton Jackson
Douglas R. Stevens Duncan Hensley
C. B. Robertson
A. C. Minzenmayer
C. W. Moore
Valley Creek Water Control District
Wingate
Texas
Bill Harman
Norton
E. W. Hope
Citation by Publication For Land Title Case In Winters
Publication notice directs J E Harrison and unknown heirs and J H McMillen and heirs to appear in Runnels County Texas district court on or before January 29 1968 to answer Marvin Bedford's trespass to try title suit concerning Lot 14 in Block 2 College Heights addition Winters Texas filed December 13 1967 in case No 7813. Court seal by District Clerk Myrtle Power Ballinger. 40 4tc.
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J. E. Harrison
J. H. McMillen
J. E. McMillen
Runnels County
Texas
District Court of
Ballinger
Marvin Bedford
College Heights
Winters
Marvin Bedforders
Myrt Power
Little Home Christmas Visitor Schedule
Lt. Harvey Edward Little arrived Wednesday to spend Christmas with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Little. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Little and sons of Oklahoma City are expected Friday for the holidays.
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Harvey Edward Little
W. E. Little
Bill Little
Hardin-Simmons University pledges fifteen to Epsilon Eta Phi
Glenda Sims the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne Sims of 120 Bel Air Drive joins fifteen Hardin-Simmons University students admitted to Epsilon Eta Phi professional women's business sorority.
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Soroity
Glenda Sims
Wayne Sims
Bel Air Drive
Hardin - Simmons University
Epsilon Eta Phi
Grass Seed Demand Grows in Runnels District
SCS official Jake Presley, chairman of the Runnels Soil and Water Conservation District, says local and surrounding areas show strong demand for grass seed. Woodrow Hoffman notes sideoats grama as a top market native grass easy to establish, with two seed crops possible in favorable years and yields of 100 to 150 pounds per acre under dryland conditions.
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Jake Presley
Runnels Soil and Water Conservation District
Presley
Woodrow Hoffman
Local
Soil Conservation Service
Hoffman
a_ District
Improvised beer can target and long casts described
The article explains making a beer can target using a spin or bait casting rig to launch a can over the shoulder for long casts. It notes casts over 100 feet and promotes fun. It also states cotton as the largest single earner of foreign exchange.
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