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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1955

Page

26

Guar: A Viable Diversion for West Texas Acres

Guar offers a flexible option for diverted acres with potential to boost future cash yields. In West Texas and western Oklahoma guar has long been tested since 1931 and now serves as a practical rotation crop with drought tolerance. It provides seed and processing beans and can feed livestock, supported by a joint study by Woodward Oklahoma and General Mills.

Texas Oklahoma Wa Park Witbarger Hardeman Foard Knox Texeuark Woodward, Okla BPI Experiment Station General Mills

Soil conservation improves animal and human health

The article argues soil fertility underpins healthy plants, livestock, and people. It notes phosphorus and other mineral deficiencies cause illness such as Creepy cattle, urges phosphate fertilizers to enrich soil, and promotes a nationwide conservation program tied to sustained food quality and living standards. It also ends with a brief unrelated ad for stamps and bonds.

Savings Bonds Backed by U.S. Government

Public notice extols U S Savings Bonds as safe investments with government backing and guaranteed returns. It also mentions Jack Earl, nicknamed The Texas Giant, claiming an eight foot six and a half inch height and notes on depreciation and replacement funds. It states the Philippines were ceded to the United States in 1899 via the Treaty of Paris.

U.S Jack Earl Texas United States Paris

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