Texas Coffee Dreams Meet Harsh Climate Reality
Dr. R. G. Reeves from the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station says Texas cannot support coffee. The crop would not tolerate Texas winters or very hot conditions, and even with future genetics a long, unlikely path would be needed to adapt coffee trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Reeves
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Texas
Central America
Reeves
South Texas
Senator Lyndon Johnson Reports on Texas Interests in Washington
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson writes from Washington on the minority's role in Congress, farm policy, tax reform, and Bricker Amendment debates. He notes Texas concerns, praise for Patman, railway labor visitors, and a Dallas VA office protest, inviting Texans to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington
National
Texas
America
Wright Patman
Texarkana
House
Bantam Books
New York
Texas State Society
Senate Appropriations Committee
Ferrell
Bridge
Jefferson
Joe T. Steadham
W. H. Winchester
Austin
John G. Carr
Cleburne
Roger Kelley
Edinburg
Dallas
Veterans Administration
Denver
Brady couple welcomes daughter at Brady Hospital
Mr and Mrs Richard Crawford of Brady are the parents of a daughter born at Brady Hospital on Saturday confirming a fresh addition to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Crawford
Brady
Brady Hospital
Models Named For Style Show In Brady High Auditorium
Fifteen models were named for the Beta Sigma Phi Style show to be held April 2 in the Brady High auditorium. Miss Katherine Gromatzky starred as Miss Wool. Sponsors include Wednesday Regular Bridge Club, Epsilon Sigma Alpha, Whosit Club, Rochelle Study Club, Tuesday Club, David Guion Club, McDowell Music Club, Thursday Just-a-Club, Grand Slam Club, Mozart Music Club, 20th Century Club, Sorosis, Rainbow Girls, Garden Club, and others to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Katherine Gromatzky
Miss Wool
Brady High
Judith Glenn
Winona Weaver
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Toogie Burns
Karen Hartley
Miss Brady High
Elsie Lange
Rochelle
Cotton acreage allotments revised under 65-40-47 formula
The county ASC refigures cotton allotments using a 65-40-47 rule based on three year averages or largest year, with caps at 47 percent of cultivated land. Farmers who release allotments earn credit for planting on their own farms to avoid future penalties, requiring recent cotton planting to stay eligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
Brady Drivers Honored for 1953 Safety Records
Five Brady drivers from Mer chants Fast Motor Lines will receive Safe Driver Awards at a Brownwood Chicken Hut dinner 7 30 p m Saturday. Two Brownwood drivers join them. The Brady and Brownwood terminals completed 1953 without injury or accident. The series includes 26 Texas terminals honoring 115 drivers with Safe Driver Awards for 1953. Jess Caffey 7 years 441 308 miles C D Deeds 3 years 277 702 miles T H Howe 1 year 42 354 miles A L Sallee 1 year 73 248 miles O H Turner 9 years 679 774 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Merchants Fast Motor Lines
Chicken Hut
Brownwood
Texas
Jess Caffey
C. D
T. H. Howe
A. L. Sallee
O. H. Turner
Brady Hospital Briefs Include Several Admissions
T Haley of Big Spring entered Brady Hospital Saturday. Edgar Ervin of Paint Rock admitted Friday and dismissed Monday. J M Stewart of Mason treated Friday to Monday. Mary Jo Waddington of Luling overnight Friday. Mrs J W Williams of Menard admitted Saturday dismissed Monday. Mr and Mrs James A Williams of Melvin announce birth of a girl at Medical and Surgical Hospital Thursday. Mrs Tommy Kyzar of Brady admitted Thursday and home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Haley
Big Spring
Brady Hospital
Edgar Ervin
Paint Rock
J. M. Stewart
Mason
Mary Jo Waddington
Luling
J. W. Williams
Menard
James A. Williams
Melvin
Medical and Surgical Hospital
Tommy Kyzar of
Brady
Hallmark Greeting Cards for Every Occasion
A Hallmark Greeting Cards collection by The Standard Office outlines a range of occasions from birthdays to anniversaries. The catalog highlights designs, themes, and seasonal offerings, aiming to provide suitable cards for personal and business use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallmark
Standard Office
Class Projects On Display At North Ward School
North Ward School showcased student projects during Texas Public Schools Week with about 175 visitors. First and second grades in the new wing presented Holland projects, while other grades displayed Safety, Third Study, Pioneer Study, National Parks, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ward
Texas Public
Betty Rae Schmidt
Miss Schmidt
Cam
Texas Public Schools
Ira Pearson
Maurice Richie
Roger George
Holland
C. A. Reynolds
Herman Porter
Inexpensive tips for opening your own business
The Commerce Department offers practical booklets to help aspiring entrepreneurs plan and operate small ventures. Topics cover site selection, capital needs, payrolls, record keeping, and staying compliant with wage, health, and insurance rules. Texas offices in Dallas, Houston, and El Paso promote 15 cent booklets and related guides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Henderson
Associated Press
U.S. Department of Commerce
USDC
Texas
Dallas
Houston
el Paso
George Malherbe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senate
Bricker
Senate Judiciary Committee
George
Duce
Ats
Purina
Mayhew & Jordan Feed Store
Commercial Nat'l. Bank
Brady, Texas
Slick Reed
Grandad
Terminal Grain CO
Dents
Margaret Pearson
Federal Agency
Malherbe
White Bass
Colorado River
Western Auto
Andy Olson