Great Plains Program Aids Local Agricultural Problems
Local farmers and ranchers in McCulloch County can apply for the Great Plains Conservation Program through Soil Conservation Service, Farmers Home Administration, and local districts. Farmers sign a cost sharing contract to implement conservation plans, with 0–50 percent cost shares and 70 percent for terraces and diversions, aiding erosion control and grazing management.
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Great Plains
Ponce DeLeon
Great Plains Conservation Program
The
Congress of the
United States
Old “Dust Bowl
Farmers Home Administration
San Saba Brady and Concho
Letters From the Navy and Lampasas Flower Show
A mixed page item includes a veteran’s letter from Jack P Womack USN at Charleston and a notice for Lampasas Autumn Standard Flower Show. Womack requests a change of address and repeats hometown greetings while noting Navy assignments. The flower show, themed Five Senses, is held at St Marys Church Hall in Lampasas with public hours Saturday 2-7 and Sunday 2-5:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lampasas Plower Show
Hoc Cineg Sentidos
The
Five Senses
Lampasas Council of Garden Clubs
St. Mary's Catholic Church Hall
N. Key Avenue
National School Lunch Program Surges in Texas
The Texas portion of the USDA program tops 31.1 percent of public school enrollment. About 3,415 schools participate, with federal funds foods and technical aid helping keep meal prices low. Last year Texas schools received $6.66 million in federal funds and 50,796,583 pounds of donated foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Public Schools
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
Charles Hicks
Texas Education Agency
John J. Slaughter
Southwest Area
C & MB
Dallas
Brady Schools Cafeteria Menu for November 12
The Brady school cafeteria lists meals for Monday including Beef pizza with sides, Turkey and dressing with cranberry sauce, Fried chicken with mashed potatoes, Bar-B-Q beef with corn, Baked salmon pattie with sides, and milk with all meals. All meals subject to change.
Exotics Survive In McCulloch County
Biologist Joe Davidson of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department reports finding at least three broods of grey francolin in McCulloch County where exotic birds were released as part of a foreign game introduction program. The birds were released in the northern McCulloch County area two years ago. The department notes the last of the 1965 francolins will be released in Gonzales County later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Davidson
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
McCulloch County
Davidson
Gonzales County
Texas
Rochelle School Menu November 8 12
Rochelle school menus for November 8 through 12 list daily meals including tamales with Spanish rice and beans, fried chicken with sides, macaroni casse role, and salmon croquettes. Milk and bread accompany each meal. Guest notices mention Haglers of Ventura and Bowles of Odessa visiting the Hagler family.
Marine Recruiter Visit Set for Brady Interviews
Don Guenthner of Austin Marine recruiter will be in Brady Tuesday November 16 from 8 36 to 9 30 a m at the Post Office to interview interested young men. The Marine Corps offers two three and four year enlistment programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Guenthner
Austin
Brady
Marine Corps
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Clinton Hupspeth
Soil Conservation Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
IL A. Stephens
Voca
Heart of Texas Angus Association
Brownwood
Brownwood Cattle Auction Co
AGA
Marie
Naval Station
Charleston
8. C
Smitty
Slick
U. S. Navy
South Carolina
Brady High
Winters
Arkansas
Jack P. Womack
MNC
USN
Pionsor Natural Gas Company
American Cancer Society
Johnson
Brady Schools
Priday
Anne
Armstrong
Coronel
Safest Tire
Cox Gulf Station
West Commerce Brady, Texas
Rochelle School
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Haglers
Vernon Hagler
Ventura, Calif
M. A. Bowles
O’donnell
Jack Hagler
Selec
Standard-Herald
CIDAA
Chrysler
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Deeler
N. Blackburn Street
Brady, Texas
Steak House
S. Bridge Street
Harkrider
Brady Monument
Finlay
Western Auto Store
Hamilton
Ted Foster
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