Soil wisdom and farming reform in the Texas district
John O. Simpson argues farming is a noble profession tied to soil water and forests as wealth. He praises Soil Conservation Districts, better farm management, and community cooperation, citing Clint Harbers of LaGrange's yield gains and rural modernization efforts across Upper Leon districts.
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Texas
Chicago
Detroit
Soil Conservation District
Ndr
Clint Harbers
LaGrange
Clint
Upper Leon
Soda Springs Community Strives in Rural Progress Contest
Mrs. Jack Martin profiles Soda Springs Texas as it embraces Rural Progress to boost soil conservation. Seeding vetch on hillsides, modernizing homes, fences, and brush control highlight community efforts. Residents praise watershed programs and a new clubhouse, church improvements, and cemetery fencing.
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Soda Springs
Texas
Jon
W. D. Chapman
Claud Jones
W. R. Daniels
M. W. Helm
Helm
Comanche County
C. H. Poynor
Copperas Creek
Martin Branch
Poynor
Daddy
H. M. O'Brien
Soda Spring
Peanut acreage raised seven and a half percent 1955
Washington May 4 1955 Omar Burleson reports the Secretary of Agriculture authorized a seven and a half percent increase in all 1955 peanut acreage allotments. The notice is addressed to Comanche Chief ViJ and mentions MC-1955 1106A.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Omar Burleson
Ward Driskij Taken to Hospital in Critical Condition
Ward Driskij was rushed to the hospital after a heart-related incident. Details on the condition were not immediately available.
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Ward Driskij
Te Hospital
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Frien
By John O. Simpson
Mother Earth
Vation
David Crockett
Stag Creek
Amity
Hazeldell
Wilson
Eiland
FAGAN
Mrs
Jack Martin
Gine
O. M. Stephens
Sid Walker
W. C. Walker
Weldon Causey
Willie Evans
J. M. Robertson
Don Chester
Cecil Fisher
Inter Carroll
Grady Barrick
Newburg
Ube
Brownwood
Washington DC
Weldon Bright
KGNC
Piggly Wiggly Carusex
LGE. Crisp
Lge. Green
LGE
Morton
Fir
van Camp
Jemima
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