Grain Drying with Unheated Air Gains National Groundswell
Farmers across the United States report success using natural unheated air to dry grain in-field and in preengineered Straw-Steel installations. By mid October losses were cut by two thirds with reduced labor and elevator fees. The system uses only electricity and offers storage that stays spoilage free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Pruemer Brothers
Teutopolis
Ilinois
Straw-Steel Corporation
Straw-Steel
Mother's Letter Honors Brownfield Rotary Guest Paul Arnold
Letter from Paul Arnold's mother expresses gratitude to Joe Satterwhite manager of Brownfield Chamber of Commerce and Rotarian. She notes Arnold spent 10 weeks in summer as guest of Brownfield Rotary Club and explains language barriers and translation delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Arnold
Hagen
Germany
Brownfield Rotary Club
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Joe Satterwhite
Mr. Satterwhite
No. 2 permanent soil waterways and erosion controls
The document lists eleven practices to prevent erosion, with formation aims such as permanent soil waterways at 80 percent, terraces at 70 percent, diversion terraces at 70 percent, irrigation reorganization at 50 percent, live stock water wells at 50 percent, root plowing at 90 percent, seeding at 80 percent, and permanent fences at 50 percent, with average county costs cited by Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Letter of thanks for hospitality during Paul’s visit
Frau Grete Arnold Hagen expresses pride and gratitude for the warm reception Paul received in Brownfield. She notes his favorable impressions of America shared with family and friends and praises the friendly people and country. She hopes to reciprocate with a future German visit and thanks the hosts for their kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Brownfield
United States
Germany
Frau Grete Arnold Hagen
Westf
Schillerstr
Behind American Business Scenes Credit Bein g Soviet Gains
Russian satellites have shaken American complacency about science and engineering gains, says Dr. Nicholas De Witt of Harvard. He notes the U S leads in graduates but lags in scientific employment and cites higher Soviet incentives and perceived rewards in science.
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Red
New York
Russia
United States
En Oys
Nicholas de Witt
Harvard University
Mater
Ial
Soviet Union
Cargill, Incorporated
Henry Wotton Quote About Collecting and Disposing
The speaker quotes Sir Henry Wotton as describing himself as a gatherer and disposer of other men's things. The remark frames a reflective view on collecting and relinquishing possessions.
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Sir Henry Wotton
First Texas Entry In 1958 Maid of Cotton Contest
Rikki Clark of Galveston, 19, University of Houston student majoring in clothing and textiles, is the first Texas entrant in the 1958 Maid of Cotton contest. She has modeling experience and pageant honors including Shrimp Bowl Queen. Deadline for entries is December 1. eligibility includes birthplace in a cotton state, age 19 to 25, height at least five feet five inches, and never married.
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Texas
Rikki Clark
Ben Clark
Galveston
University of Houston
Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority
Ball High School
University of Texas
University of Miami
Rikki
Ford
National Cotton Council
P.O. Box
Memphis
Tenn
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Portwood Motor Co
Hese
Blake
S. 5Th St
Brownfield, Tex
LABOR
Asae Cranee
Moin
Asoe
Pontiac
Reynolds Knight
Cargill
North America
Orient
Hughes Aircraft
Joseph S. O'Flaherty
Hughes’ Semiconductor
O'Flaherty
Chevrolet
Mace
Masoe
Was Or
Chaeces
Jack Bailey Chevrolet
Bdwy
Iasor Cuasoes
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