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Newspaper

Brady Standard

Location

Brady, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1956

Page

3

Blue Panic Grass Boosts Grazing and Soil Health

McCulloch County farmers plant blue panic on up to 1000 acres, rotation friendly and drought resistant. Howard Bloomer of Lohn started seed production in 1950, harvesting hundreds of pounds yearly. Seed sells 75 cents to $1 per pound. 40 inch rows use two pounds per acre. soil work includes shredding litter and deep root penetration to improve moisture. The Soil Conservation Service found about 8 tons of dry hay per acre in 1950 trials.

McCulloch County Howard Bloomer Lohn Concho Soil Conservation District Bloomer Soil Conservation Service SCS Lohn Farmer W. F E. Jacoby Brady Office The

Blue Panic Work Sheet For Seed Production And Grazing

A soil friendly guide from the Soil Conservation Service Brady in cooperation with local districts. It details planting rate late spring seed depth ½ inch on beds or flat rows, weed control, water penetration, grazing start at 18 inches, and direct field harvesting when seed heads ripen. Yields range 50-100 pounds per acre seed and 4 000-6 000 pounds green material per month hay. Cost sharing available through ASC committees.

ASC Committee

THDA Meeting Held in Sweetwater

The annual T H D A district meeting took place in Sweetwater with Mrs. C E Bar field of Center Point presiding. Voting delegates included Mrs J M Den nis, county THDA chairman, Mrs Irvine Hurd and Mrs Sim Gamblin. Over 200 ladies attended the event.

T.H.D.A Sweetwater C. E. Barfield Center Point McCulloch County J. M. Dennis Irvine Hurd Sim Gamblin W T. Engdahl Janice Garrett Frank V. Hurd Henry Johanson Fort Worth Mmes Bill Enigdahl F. W. Hurd Household of God East Sweden Oscar Hurd Nels Swenson Reynolds Dallas Baste Walter Hund Hospital Sewing Kimo Wilson Walter Hurd F. W Hurd Nele Swenson W. T. Galaway Bobbye Hurd Elaine Oscar Engdahl Samuelson W. F. Dutton Tazel Johnson Louise Hurd Jack Chandler Louise

Card of Thanks from Wayne Jones Family

The Jones family thanks friends for sympathy during illness and extends special gratitude to the Brady Hospital doctors and nurses. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jones and children.

Brady Hospital Wayne Jones

The Brady Area Notes on Buttons and Local Happenings

A Brady Texas note surveys button history from ornament to fastening and global materials while recounting social visits and district THDA meetings. It details members attending events in Sweetwater and Brownwood, and reports on a Chinese prisoner account and upcoming Vacation Bible School planning.

London France Italy South America Czechoslovakia United States L. A. Rankin Brady Elmo Wilson Freeman Hurd F. W. Hurd A. J. Turn Walter Hurd Austin Avenue Presbyterian Church Brownwood San Angelo Chas. Samuelson Sarah Perkins R. N

Pink bollworm control shown by modern cotton gin

USDA Pink Bollworm Research Laboratory Brownsville reports gins with elaborate equipment kill over 99 percent of pink bollworms in the ginning process, highlighting the gin as an effective control method.

USDA Brownsville

Hallmark Greeting Cards Featured at The Standard

The Standard showcases Hallmark greeting cards for all occasions. Readers browse diverse designs for birthdays, anniversaries, and other celebrations.

Hallmark Greeting Cards

Lamb and mutton exports focus on three states in 1964

A USDA report shows over half of the nation's lamb and mutton production in 1964 was shipped to New York, California, and Massachusetts. The distribution highlights geographic demand patterns and reflects regional market strength.

New York California Massachusetts USDA

Burks Transfer and Storage Co Company Listing

Burks Transfer and Storage Co located at 701 03 W Com Phone 7464 offers moving and storage services with contact number for inquiries.

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