Soil Conservation and Its Growing Importance in Farming
The article stresses soil conservation as essential to farm life and national welfare. It explains to hold more rainfall, prevent erosion, and protect rangelands while promoting level farming, grass growth, and livestock use. It urges landholders to use and improve soil for future owners.
Brothers Harold and Clois French Honorable Discharge
Harold and Clois French were honorably discharged from the Army after serving overseas. Harold spent 16 months in France and Clois 17 months in Korea, both entering service on March 24, 1953. They trained at Fort Leonard Wood and are former Comanche County residents living with their parents in Fort Worth.
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Our Stewardship of the Soil Marches Toward Conservation
Earl D Young writes on soil stewardship stressing God’s ownership of the land and the need for conservation. He urges cover crops, fertilizers, tree planting, water conservation, and responsible use to preserve soil fertility for future generations. A poem on dirt reinforces soil’s essential role, followed by a note defining a quarter horse’s name origin.
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Earl D. Young
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