Mrs Haggard Attends Texas Farm Bureau Discussion
Peggy Haggard a Gus office secretary attended a Dallas workshop June 28 29 as part of a four city Texas Farm Bureau program for county secretaries. Leaders O R Long Creola Webbe J D Hordan Millard Shivers spoke on organization office procedures finances and group medical care.
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Peggy Haggard
Gus
Amanche County
Baker Hotel
Dallas
Texas Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
TFB
O. R. Long
Creola Webbe
Waco
Millard Shivers
Dalas
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Gustine
Comanche County Farm Bureau
County Farm Bureau
Local Health and Beauty Deals Highlight Sale Prices
An assortment of consumer goods including Phillips Milk of Magnesia tablets 200's priced at $2.21, Preparation H hemorrhoidal ointment $1.35, and Tanya Hawaiian tanning oil or lotion advertised with a $1.99 discount as part of a limited sale.
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Phillips
Local Girl Competing In Miss Texas Contest
Miss Jackie Barret a 20 year old from Denton competes among 63 contestants for Miss Texas at Tarrant County Convention Centre July 5 to 10. She will perform in preliminary evening gown Wednesday, talent Thursday, swimsuit Friday. Barret, pictured in Fort Worth Star Telegram, has solo flight and ground training plans after the pageant.
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Jackie Barret
Bill Mazurek
Tanzlewood
Tarrant County Convention Centre
Green Oaks* Inn
Sherley Hall
Tcu
Jackie
Miss Dallas
David Smart Wins Army Scholarship
David Smart of San Antonio has earned a four year Army scholarship to Trinity University this fall. He led Highlands High ROTC as Lt Col and drill team member, served on Student Council, won principal's award, and the American Legion Military Proficiency Award for top ten percent academics. He is the grandson of K W Coleman.
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David Smart
San Antonio
Trinity University
Highlands High School
American Legion
Department of the U. S. Army
Liffle League Standings Near Finish
The note urges support as the Liffle League concludes its season with no clear winner yet. It mentions a dramatic stretch run and upcoming games to decide the title. An unusual aside notes a man’s body-water change, a nine foot spread condor, and equinox days and nights on March 21 and September 23.
Brown Reunion Planned at Lake Banes on July 11
Descendants and friends of Isaac and Aurora Bis hop Brown will hold their annual reunion at Lake Banes on Sunday July 11. A spokesman invites all friends of the family to attend and promises a great time for all.
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Isaac
Aurora Bishop
Brown
Lake Banes
Beef Cattle Face Severe Nutrition Shortages
Farmers face six months of pasture drought with beef herds short on digestible nutrients. Calves may be weaned early or creep fed. non-productive cattle culled to reduce grazing pressure. High energy feeds and mineral supplements are advised, with emphasis on forage quality and phosphorus, calcium, and Vitamin A.
Proper planting helps control wind erosion in Texas peanuts
Texas peanut farmers developed a method combining cover crops and returning peanut vines to the soil to reduce wind erosion. A small grain cover is broadcast before harvest, peanuts are removed, then vines and residues are spread to shield soil. This practice can boost yields by five bushels per acre and may improve soil fertility.
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Texas
Conservation District
Texas Safety Association urges better traffic accident care
George W. Perry of the Texas Safety Association calls for improved emergency medical treatment for traffic victims in Texas. He notes many rural areas lack ambulance service and minimum equipment, stressing trained attendants and cost effective gear to save lives.
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Texas
Geo. W. Perry
Dallas
Texas Safety Association
Perry
American College of Surgeions
Division of Civil Defense and Traffic Safety
State Health Department
Naturalized Citizens Barred From Presidency
The article notes that naturalized citizens of the United States are entitled to all privileges except the right to become president.
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The
United States
Ayrshire Cow Lea Sets Texas Milk Fat Record
Lea a registered Ayrshire from Heart of Texas Ayr Farm Blanket set a new Texas record for five to ten year olds with 21380 pounds of milk and 706 pounds of butterfat in a 305 day lactation. The DHIR record, supervised by Ayrshire Breeders’ Association and Texas A&M University, notes an average daily yield of 70 pounds of milk and 2.3 pounds of fat. Former records include Heart of Texas Kattie and Heart of Texas Coronna.
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Heart of Texas
Lea
Heart of Texas Ayr Farm Blanket
Texas
Division of Records
Ayrshire Breeders’ Association
Brandon
Vermont
Texas A&m University
Heart of Texas Kattie
Ayr Farm
Heart of Texas Coronna
Heart of Vegas
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J. D. Hordan
Maron
TFB Field Services Department
Cherses
Durham
Durham’s
Jackie Barre
Army
David Is
A Grandson
K. W. Coleman of
Mrs. Coleman
Liffle
VFW ‘Lorpers Oilers Raiders
Sidney Saints
Gustine Wizards
Floyd
Uncle Sam
New York
Comanche County
Senate
Tax Foundation
Treasury Department
Tax Foundation Re
Washington
Truman Renshaw
SCS
Ayshire
Oye Sos
Lotien
Walgreen's
Asc
ONL
Mylania Liquid
Antacid
Magnesia
Service Drug Store
Discount Stores
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