Farm Briefs From The Chronicle and U S Dept of Agriculture
Farm notes urge proper storage of hay and feed for dairy herds and emphasize the value of liver and kidneys as iron sources. The piece discusses calfing schedules, water needs for dairy cattle, and cautions about cotton market policies and disease control. It cites Mexico foot and mouth disease campaigns and US water access data for farms.
Dehorning to Prevent Hazards and Rural Loan News
Farmers see dehorning as a safety measure while a REA loan of 215000 dollars funds 153 miles of electric line in Bianco county to serve 28 rural consumers. Across the nation school lunch programs expand, and Social Security survivors benefits are highlighted for wage earners who died, with local guidance from postmasters and Dallas offices.
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Social Security Notes and Retirement Eligibility
A public notice explains contacting the Mt Dallas Social Security office at age 65 for retirement insurance. It notes that workers in business or industry may be entitled to benefits and mentions obtaining a duplicate social security account number card if the original is lost.
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Church invites worship at First Baptist Rev Eugene T Moore
The First Baptist Church invites worship services and Sunday School led by Pastor Rev Eugene T Moore. The note references membership in the Southern Baptist Convention and identifies the church as one of 26 408 cooperating Baptist churches.
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Filing for Old Age Insurance in Dallas Office
A reader asks about eligibility for Old Age Insurance at age five and how to determine the benefit amount. The advice directs contacting the Social Security office in Dallas for claim filing and benefit valuation.
Life Insurance Sales in Texas Dip Slightly
Ordinary life insurance sales in Texas fell 1 percent from September to October. The Life Insurance Agency Management Association reported to the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research. Total sales reached 61,803,000 dollars, just under the October 1946 state total.
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