Soil conservation practices showcased in Coke County
A Coke County meeting reviewed recommended conservation treatments by the Coke County Soil Conservation District. A V Sheppard explained cropland treatment by soil capability while native range vegetation and three vegetation classes were shown. Commissioners Court and the Texas Highway Department participate with the district in field operations and terrace work on Wardlow farm near Edith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. Sheppard
T. M. Wylie, Jr
Fred McDonald, Jr
J. L Williams
Coke County Soil Conservation District
A. V. Sheppard
Soil Conservation Service
MLB
Wardlow
Edith
Green Mountain “Rope
Texas Highway Department
Commissioners Court
Coke Counts
Sobo Conservation District
FOR SALE OR TRADE FARM EQUIPMENT AND HOUSE
An assortment of items is offered including a 15 ft home made trader house with furnishings and utilities priced at 500 dollars. Also a triple disc plow for tractor and house moving service with free estimates. Listings show contact O HK MCQUEEN and W D LATHAM at local phone numbers in San Angelo.
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Budt
Both St
San Angelo
O. HK. McQueen
Diversion Terrace Program Plots Flood Control on Coke County Farms
B D Gartman Sam Fowler and T M Wylie Jr developed soil and water conservation plans with Soil Conservation Service help. The Coke County Soil Conservation District will review and approve the plans while district resources support ground work. Construction of an 1800 foot diversion terrace on CON Webb's ranch near Tennyson began to protect terraces and direct water into a waterway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Mountain
B. D. Gartman
Sam Fowler
T. M. Wylie, Jr
Soil Conservation Service
Board of Supervisors
Coke County Soil Conservation District
Con. Webb
Tennyson
Lions Discuss Oil Hearing in Bronte Cafe Meeting
Bronte Lions Club held a noon meeting at the Bronte Cafe to discuss a Railroad Commission of Texas hearing held Thursday. Mayor HO Whitt urged attendance and ranked this hearing as more important than the February 2 session. Bill Dennis attended as a visitor. Members present included Charlie Boecking, LEO Whitt, LT. Youngblood, Taylor Emerson, Ben Oglesby, HH A. Springer, Alvin Mauldin, Sam Sprockl, and J B Mackey. Some members were absent due to travel to Austin for the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronte Lions
Chile
Bronte Cafe
Railroad Commission of Texas
HO. Whitt
Whitt
Bill Dennis
Linns
Charlie Boecking
Leo. Whitt
LT. Youngblood
Taylor Emerson
Ben Oglesby
HH. A. Springer
Alvin R. Mauldin
Sam Sprocll
J.B. Mackey
Austin
Hearing March 7 on House Bill 59 Tax Proposal
Judge Jeth Dean urges voters to support House Bill 59 proposing a scent per 1 000 cubic feet gas tax. A committee hearing is set for 7 30 a m on March 7 with instructions to contact senators and representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeth Dean
State funds Aiding Rural Roads Benefits Coke County
Judge Dean says proposed state allocations would place about 22 million dollars to rural roads and 8 million to school funds. Coke County would receive 44000 dollars for rural roads, roughly 2000 dollars per million dollars in taxes collected, a tremendous help to the county and in everyone’s interest to ensure passage.
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Coke County
Dean
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