The Dublin Progress (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 78, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 24, 1966 Page: 3 of 8
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Erath County
Agents Report
By Richard Gary
Field Dressing A Deer. With
the deer se*SBn here, hunters
may be interested in a visit
with the local county agent for
a copy of Extension Leaflet
Lr634, "Field Dressing A Deer."
Since quality venison de-
pends primarily on how the
deer is handled from the time
of the kill until it is placed in
the freezer, field dressing is im-
portant. points out County
Agent Richard Gary.
The leaflet outlines one
method of field dressing and
skinning a deer. However, any
method which results in a clean
well-bled deer is satisfactory.
Unpleasant experiences with |
venison usually result from:
lack of care before the meat
reaches the kitchen.
Information in the leaflet
was. Extension wildlife spe-
cialist, and by the Texas Parks
and Wildlife Commission.
Another publication provided
by Wallace Klussman has
been of interest to hunters
and housewives is B-987, “Wild
Game Care and Cooking.” It of-
fers many suggestions for pre-
paring delicious dishes of veni-
son as well as other wild game
meats.
This bulletin is also avail-
able at county Extension of-
fices, Gary said.
Can Now Test For Soil Mi-
cronutrients: Texas A&M’s soil
testing service for farmers,
gardners and homeowners is
being expanded to include mi-
DON’T LEGISLATE WORK STOPPAGES Garden Club
Has Meeting
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Professional Wrestling In DeLeon
Thanksgiving (Thursday) Night
THE DUBLIN PROG!
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Graduates Meet
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cronutrient tests, according to: Extension’s soil testing service,
John E. Hutchison, director of; said that the new instrument can
Agricultural Extension Serv-1 meaure magnesium, zinc,
ice. The announcement came iron, maganese and copper
following installation of an
atomic absorption spectrophoto-
meter provided through a grant
from the Texas Plant Food Edu-
cational Society.
Dr. Charles Welch, head of
Courthouse News
Charles W. Smith & Wf. to
Donald L. Smith & Wf. Consi-
deration Love and Affection. Lot
72 ft by 208 ft out of Blk 22,
South Side Addn. City of Steph-
enville,
A B. Cook & Wf to Charles
T. Daffern. Consideration $19,-
200. 160 acres out of Young
Carruthers Sur.
Morris B. Cough et al to1
Bryant Blankenship & Wf. Con-
sideration $7,300. Part of Blk 7
of John Gaylor Sur.
Ada Mae Stanley et al to
Raymon Russell Huse. C o n-
sideration $1,600. W ’* of Lot 3
and 4 in Blk 1 of P.K. Barkley
Addn. town, of Dublin.
De Leon Telephone Co. to
Comanche Co. Telephone C o.
Inc. Consideration $1 AOC. NW
part of S % of Blk 33, town
of De Leon.
Walter Hamilton to Ward
Shanks & Wf. Consideration
510. Tract out of 204 ac. tract
in Lorenzo Sterling Sur.
Nath F. Mclnroe & Wf. to
M. A. Copelan et al. Con-
sideration 512,400. 90 acres out
of W. G Leonard Sur.
T. A. Ray & Wf, to Lucile
Ray & Inus Ray. Considera-
tion $1 AOC. 88acres, part
of John Blair Sur. and .37 acre
out of B. W. Roberts Sur.
Jack Farrar & Norman Car-
penter to Nancy Helen Bolton.
Consideration 512,900. Lot 5 in
Blk 0 Kingland Addn. City of
Stephenville.
Nancy Helen Bolton to Jack
Farrer. Consideration $10 AOC.
Lot 15 Blk 2 McAlister Sec.
Addn. City of Stephenville.
Myrl B. Nix et al to W R.
Hammett & Wf. Consideration
$10 AOC. Lots 7, 8. 11 and 12
and N 14 ft of Lot 10, Blk 24,
South Side Adun. City of Ste-
phenville.
Idelia Campbell et al to
in
plant and soil extracts and
provide a scientific basis for
the use of these elements. Pre-
viously, soil tests measured only
phophorus, potassium, organic
matter, oil acidity and salinity
hazards* the soil chemist said.
Procedures for utilizing all
capabilities of the new' equip-
ment a. < under development
and instructions for obtaining
micronutrient tests will b e
available from county Exten-
sion offices soon.
Cropping Plans For Next
Year: Most farmers during
the weeks ahead will be con-
sidering their cropping plans
for next year.
County Agent Richard Gary
suggests that plant diseases be
given a lot of attention. He
says that research has estab-
The Dublin Garden Club met
, Wednesday afternoon, Novem-
ber 9'with Mrs. T. H, Bryan.
Co-hostesses with Mrs. Bryan
j were Mrs. M W. Tunnell, Mrs.
IO. W. Wyatt, Mrs. Joe Ken-
! nedy and Mrs W. P. Kloster.
As guests arrived they were
served coffee, cookies and
■ olives from the dining table.
Mrs. Carl Sanders served the
coffee.
Mrs. D. B. Tipton intro-
| duced Mrs. Henry Turney who
gave a book review “Every-
| thing But Money” by Sam Le-
| venson. " ,
The evening was enjoyed by
>9 members and one visitor,
| Mrs. Fannie Bolinger.
Fri. December 2 & 3
Rummage Sale Set
The Rummage Sale sponsor-
ed by the First Christian
Church, will not be open No-
vember 25 and 26. The sale is
scheduled to reopen December
2 and 3, with new merchan-
dise. Anyone who can work,
please contact the Chairman,
Mrs. Travis Rasberry, GI 5-
2142.
INSTANT GASH
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‘ W ith a Progress
» - Wont Ad
Professional wrest
to De Leon with a
Four great matches will be on
tab for the biggest night ever
in De Leon.
The first main event will be
for the Texas Ladies Cham-
pionship. Miss Kay Noble, the
Texas ladies champion, will be
defending her title against the
number one contender Ka t h y
O’Brien. Kay Noble is one of
the best looking and toughest
wrestlers in the world today.
She will stop at nothing to win
a match, but she wifi have her
a match, but she will have her
work cut out for her as s h e
ng comes flying wrestling tactics. They
big card. | will be going against a tough:
team, when they take on Alex
Perez, one of the meanest wrest
lers ever to come out of Old
M e x ic o and his partner is ]
equally as tough. Big Nick He
equally as tough. Big Nick He
stands 6’4“ and weighs 255 lbs.
Claud Latl
Three members of the 1918 one day last
home
High School met for a short from the Gorman hospital
while for the first time in years
They were Arvy Dowdy and
Lucile Mayfield of Clairette
and Harvey Little of Oklahoma
City, Okla. The Littles were in
Hico visiting Mrs. Little’s sis-
ter. Mrs. Willie Baldwin, also
being there for 11
Latham isn’t able
home yet.
weeks. Mrs.
to com*
-The special event will be
.Alex Perez vs The Lawman another sister. Mrs. Sa 11 y
The opening event will be Couch of Denison were among
Batman vs. Big Nick.
i For reservations, call the
Shelby Drug Store in De Leon.
| or tickets fan be purchased all
day Thursday, or at the door
worx «.ui oui lor ner as s n e Thanfagiving night at the City
takes on tough Katliy O Bnen I * “ j &
Anna Mae Green. Considera- .
I,on $3,000. Part of Lot 4 and I lihed the fact that many plant
5 m Blk 1. King & Braeuer I diseases become more severe as
in
Addn. t lty oi Siephenville.
W. L. Hollingsworth & Wf.!
to Chester Parham & Wf. Con-
sideration $4,5oO. 9.00 acres out
oi Mat like w Roberts Sur.
""Wayne Barham & Wf. to
Trustees of Southside Assem-
bly of God Church. Considera-
tion $10 AOC. Lots 4, 5, 7 in
Blk 153, City of Stephenville.
Joe J. Pate & Wf. to Inell
Cagle et al. Consideration 56,-
500. Part of Lot 1 Blk 26, Keith
Addn. town of Dublin.
Norman Carpenter to Condy
Gordon & Wf^ Consideration,
510 AOC. Ix)t 15 Blk 5 Mc-
Alister Sec. Addn. City of Ste-
phenville.
Marriage Licenses Issued:
Wayne Edward Hulsey Rt. 5,
Dublin, to Juanita Mae Scant-
ling, Rt. 6, Box 68, Dublin.
Carl Phillip Carr, Rt. 4, Ste-
phenville to Brenda Joyce Stone
Rt. 4, Stephenville.
Johnny Darwin Stanford,
523 Burnett St. Dublin and
Linda Lou Calder, 426 Grade
St. Dublin.
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GULF STATES
The De Leon fans will be in
for a big treat in this idatch,
as these two girls are top ath-
letics and they show grgaf skill
and speed in a w^<es 11 in g
match.
The second main event will
be a tag team. The Lawman
and Batman will be taking on
Big Nick and Alex Perez. Tag
teams are the most exciting
matches to be seen in wrest-
ling. because most of the time
all four men are in the ring
battling at the same time The
Lawman is a former Abilene
policeman, who stands 6’5” and
weights 250 pounds and is the
former A S. champion and is
considered one of the top wTest-
lers in the world today. To the
delight of the kids, the Batman
will be the Lawman’s partner.
He thrills the fans with'his high
Hall gym.
The matches will be held
Thursday, Nov. 24, Thanks-
giving light at the City Hall
gym, downtowm De Leon. The
matches will get underway at
8:15 p m. These matches are
sponsored by the DeLeon Lions
Club and proceeds will go for a
new swimming pool in De Leon.
Ringside, $1.50; General Ad-
mission 51-25: Kids 5100.
PERSONAL. . .
Mrs. Leona White of Fort
Worth visited Mr and Mrs.
Frank Perry over the weekend
and all of them attended the
golden wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Cox of
PrJctor.
Mrs. Johnnie Keith of Dub-
lin visited Saturday with her
sister, Mrs. Nettie Cook, and
Jackie Walls.
Mr and Mnc Thurman Mar-
tin and daughter of Ft. Worth
the group They had been to | v»sited Sunday with his broth-
Dublin to see their niece, Mrs 'er Mr and Mrs D. L. Martin
Charlene Shaw and stopped in jand family.
Clairette to see old friends.
The Littles reported Mr. and, well and had left r ecently to
Mrs. Henry’ Hardin, former! visit their two daughters and
Clairette residents, were doing' family in California.
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a result of continuous cropping
to one crop or crop family over
a period of time.
For example, if a field has
been continuously planted to
cotton and is heavily infested
with cotton root rot fungus, one
should consider using a mem-
ber of the resistant grass fam-
ily such as corn, grain sor-
ghum or small grains in rota-
tion.
Crop rotation programs are
not “cure-alls,” but when
used in conjunction with other
good disease control practices,
they will lower disease losses
caused by soilborne diease or-
ganims.
Information on crop rotation
plan are available from the
offices of local count agent’s
Mr. Gary said he would be hap-
py to discuss the subject with
any interested farmer.
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The Dublin Progress (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 78, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 24, 1966, newspaper, November 24, 1966; Dublin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth540336/m1/3/?q=wichita+falls: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Dublin Public Library.