City paving program stalls amid low resident response
Sam Logan reports a planned 1969 street paving program in Clifton stalls after residents failed to sign up or request pricing. City officials promise extended payment options for modest incomes while urging neighbors to cooperate to avoid continued dust, mud, and potholes this summer.
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Congressman Poage Reviews Farming Trips and Powell Ruling
In a 1969 Washington newsletter, Bob Poage discusses Agriculture Committee trips to Texas Kansas and Oklahoma to study wheat harvests and storage. He critiques Chief Justice Warren on the Powell seating decision and urges prompt Farm and Food Stamp Program hearings with Secretary Hardin.
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Soil Conservation Plans for Farms and Ranches
Bosque Soil and Water Conservation District directors urge tailored conservation plans for farms. Local Soil Conservation Service staff can help design systematic plans to fit needs and potentials, while ASCS offers cost sharing on conservation measures to save costs and avoid costly mistakes.
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Bill Hardcastle
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James Watson
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Final Certification Dates For Feed Grain Wheat And Cotton
Bosque County ASCS reminds farmers to report planted acreage for feed grain by July 1 and diverted acreage for wheat and feed grain by July 1. Cotton and peanut growers must report by the same date to avoid payment losses. Cards mailed to wheat allotment operators await returns. Conservation cost-shares are available and applications should be filed promptly. Office closes Friday July 4. Veterans GI Bill subsistence checks begin after three months and retroactive to training start.
Cotton planting near complete in East and Central Texas
Cotton planting was nearly finished in most East and Central Texas counties with Wharton at 95 percent and Brazoria at 90 percent. Overwintered boll weevils were heavy in some Burleson Williamson and Wharton areas. Thrips, fleahoppers, and boll weevils show variable infestations across Bell Williamson Brazoria Burleson Travis Milam Brazos and other counties. Church centennial events and service details follow in Our Savior's Lutheran listings.
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