Texas soil conservation group to hold 15th annual meeting in Lubbock
Farmers and ranchers from across Texas convene January 18 20 at Lubbock Fair Park Coliseum for the 15th annual Texas soil conservation district supervisors meeting and the Soil and Water show. Exhibits include irrigation and brush control with 65 booths. Free admission and sessions cover water legislation flood prevention and other conservation topics.
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Texas
Texas’ Soil Conservation District Supervisors
Lubbock
Fair Park Coliseum
John Royal
Menard Rancher
Supervisors’ Association
C. M. Caraway
DeLeon
State Soil Conservation Board
Treasury Dept Promises Prompt Tax Form Handling
H. W. Ewing of the Temple IRS office urged employers to issue W-2 statements now so employees can file early. Quick refunds depend on correct returns and careful study of instruction booklets to avoid delays.
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H. W. Ewing
Temple Office of Internal Revenue Service
Farmer Pays $100 Wages Now A Deeduck Hunter
H W Ewing of Temple urges farm operators who paid at least $100 in cash wages to any farm employee in 1955 to file an employ ees tax and information return for agricultural employees with the District Director of Internal Revenue in Austin. The report, due before January 31, 1956, must include each employee's name social security number and total wages, and also attach social security taxes. Farmers who need forms should contact the District Director in Austin immediately.
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H. W. Ewing
Temple
Jay
Internal Revenue
Austin
Internal Revenu
Austen
Texas
Sharp notes on funerals and church events in Hill country
Mrs. Ernest Backhaus attended the funeral for Mrs. Herman Westerman at St. John's Lutheran in Bellville. Graveside services for H. N. Maddox 88 were held in Sharp. Lutherans from Sharp and Rockdale held a officers and wives supper at Rockdale. Supt. Geo M. Lamb attended a conference in Austin. Ladies Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church met for the year with theme Christ is the Way.
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Ernest Backhaus
Herman Westerman
St. John's Lutheran Church
Bellville
Emil Fick
Geo. L. Schroeder
Steve Mertz
Gerhard Goetz
Taylor
Goetz
Austin Hospital
E. J. Rinn
Tommie Buffington
Geo. M. Lamb
Austin
The
Presbyterian Church
Christ
Charles Duncan
Luther McDonald
McDonald
Michael
Local residents host New Year and holiday visitors
Families from Abilene Grove ton Freer Ben Arnold Rockdale and Rogers share holiday guest lists. Visitors include Mr and Mrs L G McDonald and sons Gary Randy, Rev Earl Slader, and others from Fort Worth Houston Waco and Austin. Sharp Presbyterian church delegates to Austin January 6.
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Patsy
Kay
Abilene
L. G. McDonald
Gary
Randy
Groveton
Clifford McDonald
Freer
Fred Folselinsky
Paula
Ben Arnold
Cecil Middleton
Rockdale
Will Davis
Nelson Davis
Reed
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Rufus J. Graves
George Miller
Pamela
Houston
L. A. Petty
Petty
H. W. Massengale
Maysfield
Col
Pat
Mike
Waco
Leroy Massengale
Mysfield
David Whites
Dayn
New Braunfels
Luther McDonald
Raney Petty
Wilson Burns
Davilla
T. H. Lovelace
Herbert Faulkner
Herbert Sr
Stephens
Ft. Worth
Kenneth Wilson
Debra Ann
Sidney Nutt
Annie Wilson
Marlin
Clyde Lovelace
W. Ray
Durango
Wade
Bobby
Donna
Mikel
Freeport
J. W. Wilson
Robstown
John Sipple
Monroe Ally
Blanket
Earl Slader
Austin
C. F. Laffere
Susie Miller
Alvin Grovender
Betty
Ad Hall
Mary Alice Reed
Temple
J. D. Price
Janice
Belton
A. F. McLean
Eric Underwood
Rogers
Walter Eckerman
Holland
Max Rinn
Agnes Rinn
Suday
W. L. Spiegel
Bill Spiegel
E. H. Schroeder
Ed Fowler
Sharp Presbyterian Church
Austin Pres
Little River Philosopher Pushes Two-Pocket Farm Relief Plan
The Little River Philosopher writes from his Johnson grass farm arguing for two separate farm relief programs, one Republican and one Democrat, to keep farmers financially balanced. He jokes about bi partisan action and a two pocket approach while noting a tax forms rush and officials distributing instruction booklets.
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Little River Philosopher
Little River
Johnson Grass
Congress
J. A
Taxpayers Urged to Use Mailed Forms This Season
H. W. Ewing of the Temple IRS office urged filing soon after receiving W-2 statements and refunds. Taxpayers were advised to read instructions and use the tax forms mailed to them.
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H. W. Ewing
Temple Office of Internal Revenue
Texas Draft Little Over One Man Per County
The February draft call for Texas asks for 289 men for the Army. Lieutenant Colonel Morris S. Schwartz, state director of Selective Service, announced Thursday. The figure is the state’s share of a national call for 6,000 men for the Army. The Navy had expected a February draft but finally requested no men.
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Texas
Army
Morris S. Schwartz
Selective Service
Navy
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San Antonio
Jerry Harbuz
Mary
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B. M. Cox
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