Bermuda grass planting tips for a Dallas County waterway
A Dallas County farmer, aided by a Bell Conservation Service technician, outlines Bermuda grass sprig planting in a corn and cotton waterway. He describes planting methods where sprigs are dropped into beds and lightly covered, with emphasis on moisture, seedbed preparation, and rapid covering to ensure root contact.
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Blackburn
Native Grass Mixtures Planted on Abandoned Meadows
Native grain mixes of Little and Big Bluestem Indian and Side Oats Drama were sown in abandoned field meadows this spring by numerous cooperators. The effort, part of a coordinated land use program, aims to maximize each acre’s productive value. Inspections show excellent stands likely to mature this fall with some seed remaining dormant to emerge next year. Morris Penn of the Billthouse Branch conservation group and W. C. Hardman near Grand Prairie cited collaboration.
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Morris Penn
Billthouse Branch Conservation Group
W. C. Hardman
Grand Prairie
Blair and L L Blair of the New Hope
L L Blair of the New Hope is named in connection with a local matter. Details remain fragmentary but the reference points to Blair’s involvement or association with the New Hope community.
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L. L. Blair
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Social Security Office Adopts New Summer Hours
The social security office announces weekly summer hours and Saturday closures since shortly after the war ending. Residents seeking Old-Age and Survivors benefits must plan around the updated schedule.
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