Multiple Classified Ads Offerings for Sale and Services
Classy-Finds for SALE Chevrolet pickup good tires good condition Bar gain Call LY 7-6034 1808 High. RAMBOUILLET SALE June 28 1961 1 pm Eden Texas Pfluger Park Sell 15 registered yearling rams stud prospects top quality in wool 150 yearling rams 50 registered yearling ewes 150 purebred yearling ewes breeding line 41 years. Odus Whittenburg auctioneer. FOR SALE MAXCEY DRUG STORE with 4 room apt upstairs open bids or below inventory price GR 2-3301 Box 128 Richland Springs Texas. Wonderful 478 Acres 200 A Rich Farm irrigation 100 acres on paved highway to Lampasas 131.00 ACRE EASY TERMS. 2400 Acres 3 mi paved frontage 3 mi everlasting running water 150 acres fine farmland ranch 75.00 Acre Easy Terms. Fred Peeler Lampasas Texas. OWN YOUR HOME 3 4 rooms 1250 2500 2 3 bedroom FHA homes 7000 financing M M Bradham Realtor. Army Worms invasion McCulloch County keep scouts watch trees prepared Call CUSTOM SPRAYERS INC LY 76666
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Brice
Eden
Texas
Pfluger
Odus Whittenburg
Maxcey Drug Store
Richland Springs
Fred Peeler
Lampasas
Flame-Thrower Helps Grain Sorghum Harvest
In Plainview Texas researchers at the High Plains Research Foundation tested a flame cultivator mounted on a tractor to aid harvest of grain sorghum. Dr Thomas C Longnecker led the study which used propane to heat young stalks and heads. Light rain and frost limited findings but the tests suggested potential benefits for farmers.
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Plainview
Tex
Fidel Castro
Cuba
High Plains Research Foundation
South Plains
Texas
Thomas C. Long
Scientists Lecture For High Schoolers
In Dallas a three year program pairs 800 top science students from 12 high schools with 37 members of the Dallas chapter of the Scientific Research Societies of America. All scientists are at the Socony Mobil Oil Co research lab. The project aims for 425 lectures across physics chemistry mathematics biology and engineering with 30 students per class and varying hours by subject.
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Dallas
Tex
Scientific Research Societies of America
Socony-Mobil Oil Co
Peggy Dunlap
Researchers Find Sorghum Leaf Killing Increases Harvest Yield
Scientists report that treating sorghum to kill leaves caused rapid browning and moisture loss in grain. In three days moisture dropped from 87 to 21 percent on treated plants versus 27 percent on untreated. Harvest could start 10 to 14 days earlier. Operators estimate 200 to 500 pounds per acre saved as green leaves hinder combine performance. The foundation plans continued trials this year.
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Combine
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Bargain
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John
Norman Archer
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Voca
C. B. Hillyard
S. College
Admiral
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John Deere Tractor and Equipment
A. J. Browning
Rt. 1
Brady
Call Rural
Bath
E. M. Appleton
B. L. Miller
M. J. Moseley
Melvin
Roddie & CO
S. Blackburn
A. H. Broad CO
Southside Fha
Brownfield
W. C. Sanderford
M. M. Bradham
McCulloch County
Custom Sprayers, Inc
Archer Sporting Goods
S. Bridge St
Brady Mattress
S. Willow, LY
S. China
B. D. Hynds
Rawleigh
G. S. Lacy
Rawleigh Dept
Memphis
Tenn
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
Brady Savings & Loan Association
Hanging Tree Drive-In
Hwy
Studio Girl Cosmetic
Prady
Studio Girl Cosmetics
Dept. Jw-42
Glendale
Calif
John Sloane
Wall
Thomas F. Shropshire
Ave. H
Brownwood
Playboys
Cherry Springs
Pat’s Hall
Fredericksburg
Howard Wusterhausen
The
Lone Star Ramblers
Cook
Kryle
Copaco
Ing
Research Foundation
Blackburn
Brady Theatre
Wolf Electric
Libby
del Valle
Nelda Tomatoes
Maxwell House
Skyway
Kimbell’s Peanut Butter
Kim
Kimbell
Kimbell’s Pinto Beans
Sun Country
Crisco
Nabisco
Swift
Andy
Home Owned & Operated
N. Bridge St
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