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Bowie News

Location

Bowie, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1973

Page

4

Farmers urged to stretch fuel amid shortages in Texas

Texas A&M Extension Service engineer Henry O Neal advises farmers to cut fuel use with longer field passes, combined tasks, lighter tractors for light work, diesel where possible, proper speeds and tuning, minimal idling, and hauling large equipment by truck when feasible. He also suggests delaying noncritical operations and contacting the county ASCS for fuel access issues.

College Station Henry O'Neal Texas Agricultural Extension Service O'Neal Texas A&m University System

Bowie ISD Board of Equalization Meeting Notice

The Board of Equalization of the Bowie Independent School District will meet on June 28 1973 at 10 00 am in the High School at 800 North Mill Street Bowie to study evaluate assess and equalize taxable property for the next taxing year. All persons firms or corporations with business with the Board are to come forward. Roy D Sanders Jr Secretary.

Board of Equalization Bowie Independent School District North Mill Street Bowie Roy D. Sanders, Jr

American Farms Run Near Capacity in Postwar Peak

Farms across the United States operate at or near full capacity, marking the highest utilization since the Korean War era. Strong agricultural activity reflects robust production and economic demand driving farm outputs to near record levels.

Survey Shows Home Study Helps Students Meet Goals

Chicago report on Advance Schools Inc surveys finds graduates pursue new skills, upgraded jobs, or self employment through guided independent study at home. Results show 40 percent learned new skills, 74 percent upgraded skills, 18 percent earned part time income, and 12 percent started their own business.

Advance Schools, Inc S.T. Christensen Advance Schools Advance United States Feu ASI

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