Candidates Appearing Subject to Democratic Primary
Announcements list JOHN B. RAYBURN seeking re election for County Attorney in County C Sessions notes the primary vote to be held Saturday July 25 1986 and indicates candidate appearances are contingent on that action.
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Co. C
Winters FFA Honors and Local Farm Notes
Winters FFA awards list includes Fr anz Belitz and Ellis Lee with top finishes in pig and pen of five events. Other placings feature Proc tor and Wearden among 10th to 17th in individual, plus various Proctor and Vinson placements. W. F. Latham moved from Adolph Belitz farm and plans poultry and feed enterprise. R C Mayo and Leon Hennig conduct business nearby.
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Ellis Lee
Cecil Vinson
Leland Mills
D. B. Collinsworth
Merle
Gerald Proctor
Wilburn Phelps
Frederick Stephens
Walter Oaken
R. O. Marks
Willis Davies
C. L. Mullins
W. F. Latham
Adolph Belitz
Roosevelt outlines soil program to protect consumers and farm income
The President articulates a new soil conservation plan funded by a $500 million tax shift to replace invalidated AAA levies. Grants will reward good land use, encourage farmers to shift from surplus crops to erosion preventing crops, and aim for parity of farm income without contracts. He says consumers will benefit from stable supplies and prices.
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Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
AAA
Roosevelt
Community notices from Caddo and area events
A local column lists Reverend C. P. Coward and Mrs Coward returning to Caddo after a visit to Mrs W A Pace. Rep H B Sessions and Mrs Sessions of Ballinger attended a Lions Club banquet with Mr and Mrs H O Jones. Families from Fort Scott Kansas, Albany and Sanger are noted visiting or being mentioned, along with health updates on A Krauss and Mrs Verner. A discussion on soil conservation quoting Roosevelt and AAA confirms plan to start in the South with cotton planting.
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C. P. Coward
Caddo
W. A. Pace
Rev. Coward
The
Baptist Church
H. B. Sessions
Mrs. Sessions of
Ballinger
H. O. Jones
Lions Club
Roosevelt
United States
AAA
South
San Angelo Fat Stock Show Opens With Grand Parade
San Angelo opens the Fifth Annual Fat Stock Show and Rodeo with Governor Allred as grand marshal and the Hardin-Simmons University Cowboy Band as official rodeo band. About 2000 to 2500 animals from West Texas counties on parade along with 200 horse riders and horse-drawn vehicles. 40 rodeo contestants expected for daily afternoon performances drawing around 40,000 spectators. The Cowboy Band, recently in Tuscan Arizona, has a history of performances from Madison Square Garden to Europe and will also play during the Texas Centennial events in Dallas.
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San Angelo
James V. Allred
Hardin - Simmons University
Abilene
West Texas
Arizona
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
New York
England
Europe
Dallas
United States
F F A livestock show attendance and rodeo stock action
Sam Ashburn and John Casey of the San Angelo Standard attended the F F A livestock project show in the city last Friday. More than 200 head of rodeo stock await opening day with hard bull dogging and riding events shown in practice. Fort Thomas Ariz cowboy Everett Bowman is named world champion, joined by Pete Knight and Smoky Snyder as top bronco and steer riders.
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Sam Ashburn
John Casey
The
San Angelo
Everett Bowman
Fort Thomas
Ariz
Bowman
Pete Knight
Smoky Snyder
Notice of Found Books and Local Visit In Winters
The party taking the books left in a vacant house is asked to return them to Odessa Morris. Mr and Mrs A F Roberts of San Antonio spent the first of the week here attending business in Winters. Mr and Mrs H F Busher and son Vinson visited Mr and Mrs Leonard Busher of Shep on Sunday.
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R. H. Dunnam
Fort Worth
Miss Devena
B. C. MecCasland
Tulsa
Pike McCasland
Vernon Wright
Odessa Morris
A. F. Roberts
San Antonio
H. F. Busher
Vinson
Leonard Busher
Shep
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J. M. Pyburn
Eubank Floral Co
Philpott’s of Abilene and
Ballinger Floral Co
C. L. Green Milling & Grain CO
Tfe
Henry Manns
Kirk & Mack
Rawleigh
Coke County
Dept
Memphis
Tenn
Winters
Texas
H. L. Duncan
Banner Ice House
Harris Mullin
Dewey Whitfield
Wingate, Texas
J. E. Forbus
Eas
Owens Drug Store
Reid Drug Store
Horace B, Sessions
John B. Rayburn
W. W. Chastain
W. A. Forgey
W. A. Francis
Aurelia Webb
W. A. Holt
Joe Mapes
Troy Carter
Tad Richards
A. J
Arch) Hood
Professional Directory
Smith & Smith Attorneys-at-Law
Winters State Bank Bldg
Jas. H. Craig
Massucr
Jordan Bldg
N. Main St
Winters F.F.A
Franz Belitz
Charles Wearden
Rufus Williams
Bill Rogers
Vernon Wood
R. C. Mayo
Leon Hennig
Otor
Gordon Wright
Mrs. Wright
F. B. Roberts
Fort Scott, Kansas
Edwin Roberts
C. W. Liggett
Fort Scott
Kansas
A. A. Spencer
Jean and
Jerry Spenser
Albany
A. Krauss
Memorial Hospital
Houston
R. L. Verner
Mack McElreath
H. C .Campbell
Verner
Campbell
B. G. Owens
Sanger
E. W. Melson
Mrs
Lula White
Mr. Melson
Governor Allred
W. G. Bedford
Gladys Louise
Veneta
la Rue
Jack Carwile
Bethel
Spic & Span Dry Cleaners
Bgan
Chum
van Camp
East Dale
Main Street
Club
A. L. Crockett
Lyric
Good Western Pictures
Ken Maynard
Courage
Gertrude Michael
George Murphy
Roscoe Karns
Miriam Hopkins
Joel McCrea
Major
Bowes Amateur Theatre of the Air and Movietone News
Frank McHugh
Patricia Ellis
Warren Hull
Wingate
Wingate Ee
White Swan
White Swan Coffee
Gill
Waples-Platter Co
W. E. Coley