Soil testing boosts sorghum profits and fertilizer use
Stanley Burhong and Harvey Owen increased grain sorghum value per acre by applying soil test guided nitrogen and phosphorus. Texas A&M experts note soil testing directs fertilizer choices and affordability across 40 acre samples. Recommendations emphasize soil nutrients and timing before planting, while home humidity tips address winter moisture issues.
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Floyd M. Key
Stanley Burhong
San Patricio County
C. D. Welch
Texas AM University
Bushong
Welch
Matagorda County
Comanche Texas Holds City Election April Day
The City of Comanche Texas will hold a city election on the first Saturday in April April 6 1968 at City Hall to elect three aldermen. Terms expiring in April 1968 belong to Roy Turner H O Kelley and Roy D Mims Jr. Prospective candidates must file by March 6 1968 with Mayor G Yale or Pirkle.
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Comanche
Texas
Roy Turner
H. O. Kelley
Roy D. Mims, Jr
Gyalec
Pirkle
Singing Event Scheduled at Primitive Baptist Church
Sunday March 10 at 1 30 pm a singing is planned at Primitive Baptist Church in De Leon. Andy Hudson president of the Singing Assn invites singers and listeners from a wide area to join.
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Primitive Baptist Church
de Leon
Andy Hudson
The
Singing Assn
Rural Electrification and Telephony Expand in 1967 Report
REA Administrator Norman M. Clapp says over 25 million rural residents gained electric and telephone service financed by REA. He notes rapid growth, projected capital needs, and calls for private funding to supplement REA loans as rural utilities expand in coming years. Exotic foods will be offered at Hemis Fair 68 in San Antonio.
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America
Rural Electrification Administration
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Norman M. Clapp
REA
Congress
Clapp
San Antonio
Mrs. McDonald Dies in Comanche County Hospital
Mrs. Tom McDonald 82 of Comanche died Thursday in a local hospital. Funeral services were March 2 at the Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with two pastors officiating, burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Born September 28 1885 in Georgia she lived in Comanche County 75 years. She married Thomas A. McDonald who died in 1965. Survived by five sons three daughters two sisters a brother and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Tom McDonald
Comanche
Comanche Funeral Home
S. J. Isham
B. L. McCord
Oakwood Cemetery
McDonald
Georgia
Comanche County
Thomas A. McDonald
First Methodist Church
T. A. McDonald
Proctor
Ellis
Delano
California
Johnnie
Ewel
Georgetown
Marshall McDonald
Goliad
C. A
Etta) Bain
Eugene
Juanita) Perkins
Eugene McCoy
Houston
Nannie Gressett
Archer City
Sis Brown
Wichita
Kansas
Babe Smith
Gladewater
HemisFair 68 to Feature United Nations Cultural Film
A $6.75 million film project will be highlighted at HemisFair 68, showcasing United States cultural diversity. The production is specially commissioned to pay tribute to nations worldwide, reflecting a broad international vision.
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HemisFair
United States
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