Peanuts Featured as March Snack Highlight
The article extols peanuts as a delicious, nutritious, and economical snack with high U S farm crop status. It notes ample peanut supplies from last year’s record crop and offers a USDA suggested roasting method of 300 degrees F for 30 to 45 minutes.
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USDA
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
Nut roasting and child wellbeing topics in Clifton Record
The article covers roasting peanuts with skins removed, then shifts to child happiness guidance from Mrs Yates, suggesting checking physical health, peer relations, and teacher input. It also offers home safety tips for wet floors and notes water's essential role in diet. It lists coastal bermuda sodding efforts in Bosque Soil and Water Conservation District with multiple local farmers and tracts, plus plans for King Ranch blue stem planting.
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Yates
Extension Family Life Education
Bermuda
Bosque
Tom Davis
Henry Woosley
Meridian
Ed Colvia
Morgan
M. D. Hendrix
Walnut Springs
Billy Ray Hardcastle
Storbeck
Gregory
T. S. Goodwin
Elmer Campbell
E. H. Hines
Valley Mills
Albert Wirz
Kopperl
J. M. Walker
W. A
Bob Stark
Iredell
Bill Bosworth
H. D. McKinney
Mosheim
A. J. Stevenson
Jessie M. Reed
Texans Eligible for Next Game Warden Training Class
Qualified Texans may apply for the next state game warden training school, with a current class at Texas A&M College Station under the wildlife department, to be commissioned in June. Pay rise to 384 dollars monthly plus benefits has boosted interest. Applicants must be 21 to 40, physically fit, high school graduates, U.S. citizens, Texas residents for at least a year, and meet height and weight requirements. Applications to Texas Parks and Wildlife Department John H. Reagan Building, Austin 78701.
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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Texas A & M University
College Station
Wildlife Department
United States
Texas
John H. Reagan
Austin
Texas Game Warden Selection and Training Plan
Applicants passing the written exam will be invited to an oral test. Twenty top scorers will be chosen for extensive background checks and training including a four month Texas A and M formal school. After completion, they become Game Wardens assigned to districts. Applications available from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department in Austin or the Regional Office in Waco.
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Texas A & M
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