Progress in Green Creek Soil District 1954 Review
The 1954 annual report details Green Creek Rush Besley and Cow and Armstrong Watershed Districts activities. It notes seeders purchased, aluminum signs ordered, watershed meetings held, and cooperation with banks and state agencies. Appreciation is given to Soil Conservation Service, Board members, local bankers, and community groups for support and future work plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Soil Conservation Board
H N. Smith
National Association of Soil Constvation Districts
Green Creek
State Board of Water Engineers
Rush Creek Watershed Association
Comanche
H. W. Turney
A. D. Gibson
Green
Besley
Rush
Cow
Armstrong
National Assocy of Soil Conservation Districts
Soil Conservation Board
Dublin
District Supervisors
San Antonio
Ail
W. R. Heizer
Conservation Service
Soil Conservation
Soil Conservation Service
State
O. F. Armstrong
Ram
Green, Rush, Besley
Cow and
Edwin Lee Keller
Soil Conservation District
Dale Harbin
la Baume
Brath County Commissioners Court
Commissioners Courts
Chambers of Commerce
ACP
Changes in farming practices noted in 1955 annual report
The Board of Supervisors report highlights farmers adoption of cover crops strip crops vegetated run off areas and grass management as conservation measures. It notes pride in progress and states material omitted for brevity is filed for reference. Prepared January 7 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Soil conservation promotes U.S. Savings Bonds
The notice urges landowners to protect their land and secure the future by investing income in U.S. Savings Bonds, available at banks and post offices.
First Tenement House Opens in New York in 1833
A historical note records the first tenement house established in New York City during 1833 marking an early phase of urban housing. The entry highlights the city’s evolving skyline and dense population in that era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Quartet Singing at Proctor Friday Night
The Quartet Singing Convention will meet at Proctor Friday night in May. R K B Nance presides and Darlene Cathey serves as secretary inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
R. KB. Nance
Darlene Cathey
Singing at Board Church Sunday Evening
A singing event is planned at Board Church on Sunday evening May 8 featuring community voices. The program aims to draw attendees for an uplifting musical evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board Church
Conservation farming and U S Savings Bonds
Conservation farming protects your sale and your home. Regular purchase of Us Savings Bonds safeguards your country. Buy U8 Savings Bonds at your bank or post office.
Savings Bonds as Foundation for Financial Reserves
The piece urges regular purchases of U.S. Savings Bonds to build a solid financial nest egg and serve as a dependable reserve, presenting the bonds as foundational to personal finance strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Farming For Profit
A historical note explains farming as a business where soil management and land capability determine profits. It highlights using proven practices, balancing yields, prices, and production costs, and stresses the farmer as the key decision maker.
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Vation Machinery Dublin
Laker Ranch
Rush Isl
R. A. Talbert Farm
Tech Tiis
Ith
Resley
Mber
Ash Creek
Gumbel
National Watershed Congress
National
Association of District Supervisors
R. D. Walker
Pounds
de Leon
Comanche County
Walker
Upper Leon
Reive
J.H. Tupin
Humble OW & Refining Agent
Texas
Humble Mie
Fred Han
Democrat
Aldridge & Johnson
Gustine— Patton
Downing Roy McNuatt
Mercury
Montclair
America
Clemons
KRLD
Company
Comanche, Texas
LMDA
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