Cotton profits rise despite smaller 1950 Texas crop
Central Texas cotton farmers expect a net gain of about 8 million dollars in 1950 due to higher returns per bale, offsetting reduced production from acreage cuts. Picking costs drop sharply to roughly 22.50 per bale, while lint prices exceed 1949 levels and cottonseed values rise to 75 per ton.
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Narrow Bridges in San Saba County Face Peril to Traffic
A San Saba County delegation urged the Texas Highway Commission to replace two hazardous narrow bridges on State Highway 16 north of San Saba and on US Highway 190 between San Saba and Richland Springs. They cited heavier livestock traffic raising risk to motorists.
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