Thrift Promoted as Habit and Savings Bonds Benefit
The text urges thrift as a national virtue linking savings to flood of resources and production. It promotes investing in U S Savings Bonds with a promise of dividends and a 4 for 3 return over ten years. It notes chili originated in Texas.
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Land's Sake Cooperator Describes Farm Rehabilitation
A farmer recalls buying a 342 acre farm in 1938 with no fences and degraded soil. He details fencing, terracing, ditch work, pond building, and brush control by goats, expanding pasture and fields to support 20 cows and 200 goats. He urges soil protection with legumes and saving bonds.
Notable Miscellany From Early American Facts
A collage of historical notes covers Hawaii’s role in the Pacific, early piano making, a burn survivor runner, amateur tennis before 1926, a Grand National winner, and various U S and regional trivia. It references origins of succotabh, sandquicksand, soil fertility, savings bonds, Egyptian dates, a giant armadillo, Texas governors, non stop world flight from Ft Worth, and odd local ordinances plus cross county schooling in a Yoakum classroom.
Conservation Farmer Rancher Creed Praises Land Stewardship
A conservation farmer or rancher is defined by seeing the land, understanding its value, and working with it. He treats soil and resources with care, improves productivity, and cooperates with nature. He loves the land and leaves it better, using conservation as a badge of good citizenship.
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