Cotton Systemic Treatment Proposed for Cotton Seed
The article discusses using a systemic insecticide called Compound Wil to treat cotton seed for 4 to 6 weeks of protection. It notes two companies in Waterford and one in College Station, with seed transport to treatment plants and an estimated $3.00 per acre planting cost. Limited Compound Wil supply is expected for the 1966 crop.
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Wate Nd
College Station
Analyses Prove Supplement Value In Fed Silage
Feeding balanced supplement with corn silage boosts the market value of silage sold for beef cattle, based on recent college and commercial feeding tests.
Fish Sticks and Sauces Gain Lent Regulations
Readable recipe notes on quick fish stick sauces with mayonnaise base and tomato base. Followed by college silage tests at Purina farm showing diminishing feed costs with soybean meal supplementation and higher gains per day. Concludes with a Heart Fund appeal emphasizing local impact and national research support.
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Purina
Missour
Southern Agriculture Worker's Conference
Texas Newest Playground Opens at Lake Whitney Sports Show
Lake Whitney welcomes a ten day sports show opening April 1 with a carnival midway and new rides fresh from winter storage in Waco. The Whitney Playground draws large crowds, having attracted almost three million visitors in 1965 per US Engineers, signaling strong local entertainment demand.
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Lake Whitney
Texas
Waco
Whitney Playground
Hugh Smith attends Ford One Day Management Meet in Dallas
Hugh Smith of Stedman Tractor Co. returned from a Ford Motor Company One Day Management meeting at the Statler Hilton in Dallas. Ford officials led by Irving A. Duffy and Merrit D. Hill updated dealers on merchandising, product developments, and plans for the expanding Ford tractor and implement line.
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Hugh Smith
Stedman Tractor Co
Ford Tractor and Implement
Cameron
Statler-Hilton
Dallas
Ford
Tractor and Implement Divison
Ford Motor Company
Smith
Irving A. Duffy
Merrit D. Hill
Ford Tractor
Smyth
Duffy
United States
Two McClarens Win Top Prize Money For Cotton Production
S. W. McClaren Jr. won first prize of 1 for the 1955 Cotton Production Contest sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. H. L. McClaren of Marlow took second prize of A. Judging weighed yield percent 30 percent, improved farm practices 30 percent, and records 20 percent. Awards were from the Farm Machinery Evaluation Center and Tractor and Implement Division offices in Birmingham Michigan. Mr. Duffy noted Ford's Highland Park plant recently added a modern assembly line. Smith announced the results at the Chamber of Commerce office on Saturday Feb 11 with John A. Smith and President Bill Burts.
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Duffy
Ford
S. W. McClaren Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Farm Machinery Evaluation Center
Tractor and Implement Division
Birmingham
Michigan
Ford Tractor
Highland Park
Smith
John A. Smith
Crops & Conservation Committee
Bill Burts
Mother-In-Laws Lead a Dogs Life in Tax Filing
A Philadelphia taxpayer claimed two dependents and revealed one was his mother-in-law and the other his dog. After guidance that the animal could not be claimed, investigators found he had spent $50 more on the dog’s support than on the mother-in-law.
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Philadelphia
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