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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1973
Page
2
Washington commentary argues crises reveal strength, urging renewed confidence in government, smarter policies, and a rebirth of national purpose. It emphasizes natural resources, innovation, and security as dual engines for a new American renaissance despite current shortages and economic strain. The piece ends with a Hamlet line about bearing present ills.
Leo Cervantes and Larry Smith attended a Lions Club zone meeting in Junction on Tuesday night. Representatives from Meon London and Junction were present.
The notice outlines 1974 policy updates across peanuts cotton and wheat. Key points include no price support for aflatoxin peanuts, restricted transfer of acreage allotments, higher storage and handling charges to recover CCC outlay, elimination of tolerance in measured acreages, revised minimum resale at 115 percent of loan rate for CCC acquired peanuts, transfer of price support functions to State and County ASCS Offices, cotton bagging standards, a new base period 1968-72 for proven wheat yields, and a farmer survey by the Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service with confidential county results. REAP ACP practice maintenance remains required.
We sincerely appreciate the kindness shown during illness and death of our loved one Mary Frank Slaughter. Thanks for prayers, cards, deeds, and special thanks to those who prepared food for our family. Your thoughtfulness will be remembered by J. H. Slaughter and family.
The note states that all or part of the cost sharing must be refunded if a farmer does not maintain a practice for its lifespan under the Rural Environmental Assistance Program. No information has been received about the 1974 program. The McCulloch County ASCS Office will be closed Thursday, November 22, for Thanksgiving.
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