Weekend Visits and Socials Across Fort Worth Area
Residents and families from Katy to Fort Worth gathered for weekend visits and social events. Local pianists, choir members, and church groups hosted gatherings at homes and in Waco and Turnersville. Attendees included the V. Bouter, Mr and Mrs. Cuming, and Mrs. Meador, with several staking time for musical events and Sunday singings at Turnersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tao
Mey
Katy
V. Bouter
Tod Neverend
Johan Neely
360
Dick Henry
Vestal Newton
Stg
Fort Worth
OL Miles
Maw Abel
Abiiens
Homme
He Garten
Curmalige
Tone Ford Worth
Karl Meador
Ant
Cuming
Jan Try Maral
Mitchell and Bars
Meena
Waco
Ana Kutch
H D Council Meeting Highlights Local Club Activities
H D Council hosts an open meeting with exhibits from Bluebonnet Montgomery Springs Walnut Springs and Union clubs. Plans for the Annual Camp proceed with displays and crafts. Miss Holley notes club work sheets due to the T H L D A by tune. Walnut Springs Home Demonstration Club reports May 2 meeting with quilts and a cafe bid planned for Saturday May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scorrer Ae Es Rand
Nols de Iripeta
Witfome
Montgomery Springs
Uies
Nibat Sipahi
Turkey
Visi
Grady Juh
Plague Plaque Recalls Local Conservancy Work and Livestock Figures
The district hosts a ceremony honoring Evang for his public service, with Gordon Ginocchio discussing county ranching and land leasing. Details mention Morgan, 1048 48, and 1988 livestock figures including sheep and cows, plus cattle feeding to maintain herd health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Fron
H¢ Varnell
Sail Conservaton Service
Evang
Gordon Ginocchio
Morgan
Ginocchio
Glaocehla
Te Hoor
Grazing Practice and Winter Feed Costs on a 1082 Farm
A farmer documents managing about sixty cows in 1082 with concentrate feeding as the main winter ration. He notes pasture roughage sufficed for most, minimal water runoff due to grass cover, and stored soil moisture aiding grass growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginogehio
Wheat allotment records urge immediate farmer action
The article notes that acreage allotments and marketing quotas depend on immediate preliminary work. Farm operators with wheat histories in 1951 1952 or 1958 must report to the PMA office. Failure to report could yield a zero allotment. The Department of Agriculture reminds farmers of available loans and related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Das
Donll
PMA
Farmers Seek Storage Loans Amid 1933 Distress
Fragmentary OCR notes show farmers seeking loan and storage aids from local authorities. Mentions maturity, common farmers, and reporting expectations for 1933 performance. Indicates local BMA center handling applications and incomplete references to eligibility or deadlines.
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Ume
Ulier
Turnersville
Ly Tyrer
Vail
Jonite Gas
H. D. Council
Walnut. Springs
Eco. Com
Vard Olson
Ypesene
Buckingham
Cash Mess
America
Ava Angie
Whee Orm
Suse T Unut
Department Agriculture
Eres
Jen
W. J. Nickerson
W. St
Telephone
Lifton
Texas
C.E. Show Lumber Company
Ion
Nike Amar
Ford
E. E. Srtweay Motors
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