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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1974

Page

13

Cornstalk Borer Outbreak Warns Central Texas Peanuts

Agriculture Commissioner John C. White reports hot dry weather fueling a severe lesser cornstalk borer outbreak across Central Texas peanut fields. Infestations reach up to 60 percent in some dryland fields, with irrigated areas treated but drought hindering control.

John C. White Texas Texas Department of Agriculture White de Leon Commissioner White

World Championship Bar-B-Que Goat Cook-Off Held in Brady

The Brady Jaycees announce the first annual World Championship Bar-B-Que Goat Cook-Off in Brady on August 31. Prizes: 100 to winner, 75 for second, 50 for third, 25 for fourth. Entry fee 10 per contestant. entry blanks due by August 1. Contact Brady Jaycees, P. O. Box 806, Brady 76825.

Brady Jaycees P. O Brady

IRS Warns 18 500 Unclaimed Refund Checks For Texans

The IRS says more than 18 500 income tax refund checks remain undelivered in Texas with 8 003 from the current year. Cause is often movers leaving no forwarding address. Call 800 492 4830 for undelivered refunds and note required details. After October 1 undelivered checks are cancelled.

IRS Internal Revenue Service A. W. McCanless North Texas U. S. Postal Service

Cane Growth Shifts Land Use in Lower Rio Grande Valley

The Lower Rio Grande Valley shows a 29,200 acre shift from vegetables to sugar cane with tomatoes most affected. Citrus acreage is rising as farmers pivot to cane and fruit, citing mechanization and labor relief as main factors.

Austin Rio Grande Valley John C. White Texas White

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