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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1973
Page
4
Reports on the TAMCOT SP-37 variety note strong performance across Texas with demonstrations last year and on farms of Alfred Schwertner Melvin Karl Kiesling Pear Valley and Norbert Matthiesen Doole. Harvest results and performance reports will follow.
A Texas health feature notes almost one third of accidental deaths occur at home with some 8 000 fatalities yearly. It urges safety in home design including stair planning, uniform treads, continuous handrails, ramps, door sills, and slip resistant floors. Emphasizes lighting, clear pathways, and removing loose rugs to prevent falls among the elderly.
Mature peanuts fetch higher prices than immatures and yield more per acre. Tests show up to a 50 percent yield gain in the four weeks before harvest if pods are allowed to mature. Harvest should wait until most pods turn dark inside. Texas A&M Career Day to guide high school seniors on Sept 29 with Agriculture Engineering and Science colleges sponsoring.
David Bratton of Rochelle appeals for help for 72 boys at West Texas Boys Ranch. He notes it costs about 200 dollars per month to feed clothe and educate each boy and that donations fund the work. The auction will sell livestock with no commission and pickup can be arranged.
Bratton urges ongoing support for the West Texas Boys Ranch noting all donations are tax deductible. He expresses appreciation for past gifts and memorials and provides the mailing address P. O. Box 4568, San Angelo, Texas 76901.
A note on how the smallest seed can yield the world’s tallest tree, the California redwood, illustrating how initial size does not determine ultimate height or stature.
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