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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1949

Page

17

Calf judging faults spark beef show dispute

A letter from Mrs. Ernest Mueller to the American-Statesman charges calf entries were misjudged at the Junior Livestock Show in Austin and cites similar issues at Tarvis County and Houston shows. The writer argues errors arise from judges and urges learning from the experience while noting the need for practical stock sense.

Austin American Agricultural the American-Statesman Ernest Mueller Austin Tarvis Houston FFA Reuben

Frank Norvell wins reserve Hereford at Sand Hills show Odessa

Frank Norvell of Burnet FFA showed a Hereford steer to reserve championship at the Sand Hills Hereford Show in Odessa. The calf, bred by Bald Lad Dorbandt of Burnet, sold for 75 cents a pound at 910 pounds. Norvell also won showmanship at Odessa.

Frank Frank Norvell Burnet Ffa Sand Hills Odessa Ballad Dorbandt Burnet

Why Joe Paid Three Dollars For Champion Lamb

The Austin shoe salesman Joe Dacy bid three dollars to win the grand champion lamb at the Travis County show. Capitol Chevrolet’s John Nash questioned the push, noting he aimed to bid three but Joe acted first. Farmers in Taylor buy seed at a brisk pace with Texas 18 hybrid corn at 9.75 per bushel and Martin's maize at 5.50.

Joe Joe Dacy Austin Lamb Travis County John Nash Capitol Chevrolet Company Carroll Gossett Marvin Gossett Taylor Martin Granger Blackland Experiment Station Temple Gossetts Hicks J. S. Rogers Texas Experiment Station Rogers Texas Texas 8 Blacklands Texas 12 Robert

Insects Hit Lee County

Farmers in Giddings and surrounding areas report an unprecedented insect outbreak despite late January cold. Harlequin cabbage bugs infest Marvin Harzke’s turnip greens while green aphids attack crops. black aphids plague clover on the Knippa farm. cucumber beetles appear on Walter Duerrenberge’s land. screw worms are found on cows in Prospect after dehorning. Colorado potato beetles are common in Paul Kasper’s garden.

Giddings Marvin Harzke Knippa Loebau Walter Duerrenberge Lee County Quintus Lehmann Prospect Colorado Paul Kasper

US Aid Assured For Texas Honey

Texas honey producers can expect government help via a support price or purchases. Rep W R Poage of Waco, ranking member of the House agriculture committee, told Ralph S Trigg of the USDA that freezes harmed bees and Trigg assured relief will be provided. Last year there were purchases but no support price.

Washington, D. C Texas W. R. Poage Waco Poage House Agriculture Committee Ralph S. Trigg Department of Agriculture Trigg

Texas Dairy Interests Fight Oleo Tax Relief

Washington March 17 Dairy interests in Texas opposed legislation to remove federal taxes on oleomargarine and permit colored oleo sales. The House agriculture committee split on Poage’s bill while Texas A&M Dean Shepardson warned dairy output and farm income would suffer if colored oleo sales were allowed. Gibb Gilchrist said the college did not take a position.

Austin American Washington Texas Charles N. Shepardson Texas A&m House Agriculture Committee Agriculture Committee W. R. Poage Rep. Poage J. M. Combs Beaumont A&m Shepardson Panhandle Gibb Gilchrist Gilchrist Rep Poage Dean Shepardson South Middlewest Pea

Texas corn gains from hybrid schemes to beat Midwest tricks

Texas farmers adopt hybrid corn varieties to close the gap with big corn states. The Texas A&M Extension Service reports hybrid acreage rose from 1 percent in 1941 to 50 percent last year, with yields ranging up to 97 bushels per acre in McLennan County and 80 to 87 bushels in Henderson and Brazoria counties.

College Station Texas Lone Star State Texas A&m College Extension Department E. A. Hicks McLellan County Oliver Chambers Sabine County R. I. Washburn Carroll Morrow Henderson County R. C. Kuledell Brazoria Texas A&m Extension Service Hicks Chambers Sexton J. R. Hodges Coryell County Funk

Farm Loan Society to Meet in San Saba

The San Saba County National Farm Loan Association will hold its annual stockholders meeting in the secretary treasurer P. E. Hardin's office. Two new directors will be elected to replace R. P. Terry and E. H. Miller whose terms expire. Remaining directors are A. F. Wood William S. Kuykendall and Buster Pool.

San Saba San Saba County

Gas industry runs over 370000 miles of pipe

The gas industry operates more than 370,000 miles of pipe used to gather transmit and distribute gas to consumers.

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