Texas phosphate needed here for Bosque farmers
Bosque County farmers and ranchers would use about 600 tons of phosphate if available, says B. Rogstad of the County Farm Bureau Federation. The survey by C. Jobson and Cliff Day notes Texas output is shipped to other regions, hindering local needs. J. Walter Hammond of the Texas Farm Bureau Federation accuses government regulation of causing the diversion. Scientists and farmers cite phosphate as a deficient Texas soil element, with extensive use across the state.
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Bosque County
Texas Farm Bureaucration
Texas
They! Farm Bureau, Federation
Eee
United States Department of Agriculture
Hammond
Midwest
Hidalgo
Cameron
Willacy
Rio Grande Valley
Local return of Clifton man nets fort Worth tale
W R Lee, recently leaving Clifton for Fort Worth business college, returned last weekend with friends for a visit. He reports a Yellow finds Tk a BIC hard to Ft back, studying after a 13 year absence from school.
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W.R. Lee
Clifton
Business
Fort Worth
Lee
Cranfills Gap News Highlights Local Visits and Rail Relatives
Residents of Cranfills Gap welcome visitors from Minnesota Iowa and Texas. Bev and Mrs Canute Jenson of Milan Minnesota traveled for a two week stay with relatives. Chris Rohne attended the Evangelical Lutheran Biennial Convention in Minneapolis and toured Minnesota. Numerous family members including Jenson and Rohne relatives from Mount Belview Waco Dallas Austin and Chicago were described as visiting and spending time with local kin. The report notes Maurice Jenson recent U S Navy discharge and Lieutenant John W Resin returning from Germany.
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Bev
Canute Jenson
Maurice
Lois
Milan
Minnesota
Wenessay
Chris TL. Rohne
Minneapolis
Minn
Evangelical Lutheran Church of America
Terrace
Silont
Releives
Maurice Fie
U. S. Navy
Jenson Brothers
J. Dustin Jenson
Jonelle
Mount Belview
T. Fennon
E. P. Rohne
Tip
John W. Resin
Army Engineers
Brankfort
Germany
Army
Martha Reesing
NTSTC
Paul Grimland
University of Texas Dininge
Austin
A Grimind
Evelyn Reesing
Dallas
Ott Reesing
Douglas Hudson
Sue and
Shirley
Hol Aenville
Oklahoma
Commodity Credit Corps Production Payments Offer Expiring Soon
The Commodity Credit Corporation offers cattle, sheep, and lamb production payments with deadlines and county office submission requirements. Farmers in Bosque County urged to plan marketing and apply by June 30 1946 for eligible beef cattle and sheep and lamb producing payments. A local visit to Andon M Tibbs farm highlighted a successful vet view of a winter legume crop alongside a push to recruit 400 farmers to boost yields and county prominence in the district.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Ciuvivadity Credit
Vehan Augusta
Bosque County
Lex] Juin
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