York Nut Shellers Attest Secretary Duties
Mrs. W. P. Jones, City Secretary, files attestation for York Nut Shellers at The Standard.
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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1955
Page
7
Mrs. W. P. Jones, City Secretary, files attestation for York Nut Shellers at The Standard.
Roy Parks of Midland was reelected president of the Texas and Southwest Cattle Raisers Association at the 78th annual Dallas convention. Fort Worth will host the 1956 gathering. officers reappointed include Briegs, Hudgins, Hell, Montague, and Fuller. More than 2,000 members attended the meeting, which approved water, brucellosis, market news, and transportation-related resolutions.
New crop varieties draw attention from Texas farmers as interest grows among livestock men in potential producers. The fragment notes a rising appeal of fresh crops to the state’s agricultural community.
Open court coverage explains court procedure with juries witnesses and parties to civil and criminal cases. The report highlights Texas beef council actions research in soybeans sesame and castor beans crop prospects sorghum seed availability for 1957 and a scabies control push by Texas sheep and goat raisers association amid potential legislation and a Beef Council progress film to be shown at a spring cattlemen meeting.
A USDA survey shows Texas will have 692000 bushels of grain storage capacity in 1956, up 25 percent from prior levels. The increase accompanies March remarks at the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Convention in Dallas and aims to accommodate grain for government loans. More storage will be available in the state this year.
The article argues that lowering corporate taxes creates more employment, criticizing the Keyserling approach as insufficient. It contends lower taxes stimulate job growth and rejects the idea that the Keyserling method would deliver necessary results.
The House approved by two to one the sale of Government owned synthetic rubber plants for 300 million. Built early in the war, the plants produced high volumes of rubber under contract with big rubber and oil firms. Critics claimed small business would suffer, but buyers contract to supply nearly twice what small fabricators need. Brownwood’s Mr. and Mrs. Dees visited Washington with others for the Independent Bankers meeting. Kerrville attorney C. W. Pollard was in the city on business.
Otis Shearer of Troop 57 Booker Texas is chosen to attend the National Scout Jamboree at Niagara on the Lake Ontario August 18-28. He is an Eagle Scout and Explorer, the first Booker youth selected, with only 1500 attendees nationwide. He will train in Dallas August 12-13 before traveling with stops in St. Louis Washington DC New York City en route to Canada.
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