Competitive Marketing Assures The Most Profit Fort Worth
Fort Worth stockyards feature competitive market messaging that emphasizes profit optimization for sellers and buyers. The display highlights pricing signals, trade activity, and brand confidence aimed at attracting merchants and livestock owners.
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Fort Worth Stockyards
North
Texas
Sign Up for Farm Programs Opens Feb 5 in Bosque County
Bosque County producers face choices as the 1973 feed grain wheat and cotton programs open February 5 and run through March 16 at the County ASCS Office in Meridian. Chairman Fing FE Williams notes farmers must decide participation plans and set aside land, with options for substitution to preserve base and eligibility for payments and loans.
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Bosque County
Williams
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
ASC
ASCS
Church Services Schedule Recited for Sunday and Midweek
A church lists its Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 11 a m Sunday night service at 6 p m and Wednesday night prayer service at 6 p m The timetable reflects regular weekly worship activities for members and guests.
Plant Right Tree In Right Place
County Extension Agent Delmelia Dunn urges late fall and early winter plantings to enhance landscapes. Trees reduce smog, filter air, moderate climate, and support wildlife while boosting home value. Plan trees with size, placement, and year round interest to fit a cohesive design.
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Delmelia Dunn County Extension
Meridian
Lone Star Gas Responds To Texas Curtaillment Order
Lone Star Gas Company reports receipt of a Texas Railroad Commission order establishing curtailment guidelines. Utilities must file curtailment plans by February 12 for approval, with interim priorities unlikely to affect current service. Lone Star asserts existing contracts protect residential and other high priority customers from curtailment.
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Lone Star Gas Company
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
Commission
Lone Star
W. C. McCord
Railroad Commission
Enrollments In GI Program Up 100k From November
GI Bill enrollments in November rose by 95 000 over the prior November as total trainees approach two million for the year. Jack Coker of the Waco VA reports nearly 1.3 million veterans and servicemen used the training program an 8 percent rise from November last year and 31 percent more than November 1970.
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Jack Coker
Waco Veterans Administration
Coker
Veterans County Service
Veterans Service Organizations
Less Than Half Of Disabled Vets Get Clothing Aid
Fewer than half of disabled veterans eligible for a Newan have applied. VA estimates about 60,000 are eligible to apply for a $150 annual clothing allowance, with 26,560 beneficiaries receiving $3.9 million in October. The program aids those with service connected disabilities whose prosthetic devices damage clothing. Veterans should contact their nearest VA office or county service officer.
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Jack Coker
Veterans Administration
Nual
Coker
Veterans County Service Officer
Veterans Service Organizations
New tires need break in period for safety
The Tire Industry Safety Council says new tires require a short break in period. Stay under 60 mph for the first 60 miles to allow belt cords to adjust to the tread and ensure safe performance.
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Tire Industry Safety Council
Record $297 Million To Be Paid In Veterans' Insurance Dividends
VA announces a record 297 million in insurance dividends for 1973 to World War I and II GI policyholders. Texas will receive about 14.8 million, with most funds going to 3.8 million NSLI holders. 147,000 USGLI veterans get 21 million. Dividends auto paid unless elected for increased coverage, with per-veteran averages around 71.61 dollars for NSLI and 142.57 per hundred for USGLI.
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Texas
Jack Coker
Waco
National Service Life Insurance
United States Government Life Insurance
USGLI
NSUI
Coker
NSLI
USGS
VA Insurance
USA
Mission of Holy Angels Catholic Church Service at Clifton
The Mission of Holy Angels Catholic Church on Highway 219 holds a Sunday Mass at 11:00 a.m. Local parishioners gather for weekly worship and parish activities at the Clifton location.
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Mission OF Holy Angels Catholic Church
Highway
Clifton
More Than 21 Million Loaned by PCA in 1972
Waco Production Credit Association reports loans of over 21 million to farmers and ranchers in Bell Bosque Coryell Falls and McLennan counties in 1972 an increase from 19 million in 1971. PCA in Texas extended over 1 billion in credit across 16 500 stockholders. This marked the first time the association network surpassed the 1 billion mark in a single year.
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Waco Production Credit Association
T.N Foster
PCA
Clifton
Foster
Waco Pca
Texas
Bell
Bosque
Coryell, Falls
McLennan
Incal
Clifton Record Church Schedule and classified contact
A church Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Morning Service at 11 a.m. For anything to buy sell or trade call Clifton Record at 675-3336.
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Clifton Record
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