Central Texas soil improvements noted by cooperators
The report highlights L. A. Kenan in North Nolanville clearing about 100 acres of brush and using goats for regrowth control. It notes hubam clover adoption by Cameron and Rosebud area farmers, with soil improvement value estimated at 30 dollars per acre, plus terraces, waterways, and diversified cropping under Soil Conservation Service guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Kenan
Nolanville
Kenan
J. Roy Phillips
Troy
Phillips
Soil Conservation Service
Temple
Charlie Skupin
Rosebud
Hubam
Blackland
Thanks for Support During Mother's Illness and Funeral
Expresses gratitude to those who sent food and flowers for Mrs Brashear and to the committee, doctors, nurses, and church members who assisted during her illness and funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Brashear
Christian Church
USDA to Offer Distress Loan to Grain Producers
The Agriculture Department announced this week it will offer 90 day distress price support loans to grain sorghum growers unable to find approved storage facilities to harvest time. Eligible areas will be designated by state agriculture Stabilization committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Local Families Mentioned in Community Note
Mrs. J. C. Brasheer and family, Mrs. Clara Brasheer and family, and Mrs. Bobby Burney and family are listed in a brief community notice. The fragment notes households connected to local residents and social circles in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Brasheer
Clara Brasheer
Bobby Burney
Stalk Destruction Aids Boll Weevil and Pink Bollworm Fight
Texas fields face plentiful boll weevils and pink bollworms as weather weakens control efforts. Extension Entomologist F M Fuller urges farmers to destroy all cotton stalks after harvest using a shredder cutter and plow to bury plant material and starve the insects into weakened winter hibernation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
F. M. Fuller
Library Open Each Saturday for Story Hour at Cameron
Cameron Public Library remains open Saturdays 9 to 11 am and 2 to 5 pm with Miss Evelyn Love and Miss Carol Matula in charge. Story hour runs 9:30 to 10:30 am featuring Epaminondas and Uncle Remus. Mothers may drop off children aged 4 through 8 for supervised storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Public Library
Evelyn Love
Carol Matula
Miss Matula
Remus
Miss Love
Matula
Love
Also Mentioned on This Page
King Ranch
Central Texas Soil Conservation Report
Cameron
Hutham
Blacklands
Charlie
Bermuda
Ervin Wilberg
Lott
USDA
Stow
Reed & Barton
Sterling
Fed
Francis
Anderson TV and
Emerson Bring You
Jam Mopson
GIANT
Feemerson
Naren
Bitaas
Anderson TV Sales
Par
Pontiac
McLain Pontiac CO
Lone Star Brewing Company
Lone Star
Lone Star State
Lincoln Mondribe
San Antonio, Texas
Usis
Cameron, Texas
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