18 Mar 1951
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1951
Page
1
The Benham Garden Club begins the Plant a Rose for Mothers Day contest on March 3 for Benham and Fannin County. Open to all, participants plant roses or cuttings and vote once per plant by returning ballots in The Favorite.
The Bonham Jaycees pledge the first 250 dollars in prize money and urge raising total to 500 dollars with 250 in each division for adults and FFA and 4-H Club boys. Farmers and farm boys of Fannin County are invited to enter the corn growing contest with full rules on page one and entry blanks to submit promptly. The Favorite will report progress through planting, growing and harvesting season.
Bruce Biassat argues for a principled decision on deploying American troops to Western Europe. He says Congress should be consulted but not to slow action, preserving presidential flexibility while weighing risks and the constitutional balance of powers. He warns against delaying tactics masking constitutional doubts.
An analysis computes a crib of 600 bushels at 336.24 dollars total cost, equating to 0.55 per bushel. Labor, seed, fertilizer, and ammonium nitrate are itemized, highlighting that fewer acres with better rotations may yield a balanced program and time for other crops.
A Red River Philosopher on his Johnson grass farm weighs in on Texas re districting. He argues rural areas never controlled the Legislature and will not suffer under city representation, noting roads and services as evidence of city influence.
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