Unwelcome Harvest highlights Texas farm fatality rise
Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Week cites 2865 farm and ranch deaths in 1974, a 38 percent rise from 1973 and 146.9 percent from 1972. Causes include traffic accidents, tractors, drownings, firearms, fires, falls, machinery, animals, electricity, and miscellaneous factors.
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Setiavie
Texas Farm and Ranch
Texas Farms
Joe Smetana
Texas Safety Association
Texa@s
Gafety Association
Harm Bureau
Yama to Mitton Texas Thursday July 24 1975
incomplete OCR text notes a date and place for an event in July 1975 in Mitton Texas. No clear names, organizations, or actions are readable to confirm details or outcome.
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Mitton
Texas
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Fragmentary text notes concerns over costs and resource waste in health or science terms. Reads as a short comment on value and efficiency, lacking clear events, names, dates, or places.
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Wither
TAX BALLS Continue Budget Battle For School Funding
The article reports on escalating state funding needs for the local school district. It cites minimum foundation program figures: $58,518 for the 197 school year rising to $117,036 under a new term, with projections to $175,554 by 1976-77. Superintendent Livrdon warns of further legislative action and potential $25,000 gaps without agency support.
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Fahy Ad
Lordon
Valley Mills School Tax Bill Affects Local Funding
The Valley Mills Tribune notes the revisions to the school tax bill hurt small districts like Valley Mills while benefiting larger ones. Valley Mills local school tax funds rise from 32 000 in 1974 75 to 64 000 in 1975 76 and projected 96 000 in 1976 77 as officials pledge united effort to maintain quality education within legislature limits.
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Valley Mills Tribe
Valley Mills
Waco
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Valley Mills School Board
Equalization Board
Valley Mills Tribune
Care labels aid home sewn gifts says Texas Extension
Margaret Ann Van from Texas A&M Extension Service in College Station notes care labels can be sewn into garments at purchase. Mrs Tene Miller, family life education specialist, cites 450000 alcoholic children in the US due to neglect, abuse, or continual parental arguments per the Texas A&M University System.
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Margaret Ann van
Texas Ee Dee Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
College Station
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Tene Miller
Family Life Education
Spea Extension Service
Texas ‘Amm ‘University System
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Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Mary Cweeten
Mary Sweeten
Texas Adid University System
Family care tips from Texas A&M agriculture specialist
A Texas Agricultural Service specialist advises that verbal encouragement and shared family activities strengthen bonds. Expressions of love through praise, supportive actions, and thoughtful gestures build self worth and unity, with plans for outings or favorite foods fostering appreciation.
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Texas Agriultural Service
Texvy
Expert tips from Texas A&M on child safety and daily living
Texas A&M Extension Service experts warn that once abused or neglected children face higher risks of future harm. Food and apparel guidance includes choosing fresh produce, avoiding bruises, and renting formalwear with attention to accuracy. Workers may file OSHSA complaints for workplace safety inspections.
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