Farm News Briefs on Agricultural Activities
Farm notes report various agricultural events and activities observed in the region. Details are fragmented but indicate ongoing work, market activity, and seasonal tasks affecting local producers and buyers.
Quarterly report notes support for salinity extension program
The quarterly report highlights active backing from various sectors for the salinity extension plan and cites increased farm product value, rising from 2.9 million to an amount in 1920s. The closing comments reference improvements and preparations for a five-district rollout and milestones toward degree of success.
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Yias
Economist Examines Feed Grain Outlook for 1965 Crops
An economist from a major university analyzes the feed grain market, noting export increases and domestic demand shaping the 1965 crop. He cites a projected supply rise to 26.5 million tons milled from 43 percent export share, with consumption nearing 4 million tons and end stocks rising.
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We Haney
Ait
Nxas
Gilt Const eratory Hereford Assn Re Elects Brock
In a detail heavy report, the Hereford Association re elected Brock as president and filled officer roles for the term. Directors and officers including Gilbeck and Sutin were named to treasurer and related posts with several members reappointed for terms. The association schedules consignments and a spring sale with dates in October and 1950.
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Gana
Menderstine
Bellville
Rich Tiple
Pla
Associ Edate
Eléuted
Duthor
Garling
Tieatery Aft
Vesuet Ely
DL Sutin
Houswalter Gilbeck
Rida
Tairiory
Aggie Rodeo Club Hosts Western Week At Wharton JC
Wharton County Junior College hosts Western Week sponsored by the Aggie Rodeo Club featuring rodeo events from April 2 to 26. Activities include saddle pattern riding, dress and personality judging, goat tying, steer roping, sack racing, and a parade of contestants. Lectures and performances will showcase college teams from area universities and the public is invited to attend.
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Robert Vanceren
Wharton
Matathy
County Junior College Western Week
Usin
Hay City
Shieley Terman
Ganado
Daviule Plovklack
Tn R
Sunbunves Ient
Egypt
Lele
Wharton County Junior College
Talibe
Acgie Rodeo Club
Woss Western Week
Aggie Rodeo Club
Armansas
Penere
Wondkavienes
Mates Land
Sim
Market Report Coins and Livestock Notes
Market report summarizing coin and livestock figures with fragmented figures and unclear names. Mentions Parker and Vans, with numbers around 20 to 27 in what appears to be prices or quantities. Text is garbled yet preserves core market activity and general price direction.
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Livestonk Commissity Company Nnsiblod
Ty Belfavedt Parker
Vans Biraight
Cummervisl
Parker
Young GOPs Plan Pre election Year Activities
District 1h Committee member David Muresoff and committee women meet at Mrs. Ampersor’s home for preelection planning. Clark Gainui attends as sponsor for the Wharton aunt. Topics include forming clubs in Wolmar and Sadiitate Whe, organizing district workshops, and establishing an independent Columbus electorate. Work on May 6 2009 targets fieldwork and county club organization.
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Apcil II
Iheasea
David Muresoff
Fanely
Teymet
Ares X
Opal
Pedd
Ampersor
Clark Gainui
Tye Wharton
Dunia Coliser
Eagie Lake Clin
Columbis
Elik
Wolmar
Sadiitate
Tayman
Jim Berkey
Don Janser
Charman
Fb. Lave
College Cine Cietzuiey
Gibson
Hgh Mn
Chuar
Ths
Youn
Republ
Vane
Feturubon
Lhe
Workeliep
Wlawa
Concrete Bridge Poured in One Day Near Bellville
A bridge near Bellville was poured in a single day amid mixed weather in Avestan and Wetter counties. Builders reported rapid setting with concrete pouring finishing within hours, while local observers noted overspillage and deviations from planned pouring rates.
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Tess Ming
Wester
Bellville
Avestan
Wetter
Iaphiy
Uieas Hive Bridge
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions entities and numbers with unclear meaning. The readable items include possible names, dates, and a series of figures. The passage lacks coherent events or a clear narrative to summarize into a definitive news item.
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Tereturel
Annis
Purina Plans Open House At New Plant
Purina announces dedication of its new Gonzales Texas plant with an open house on Friday May 2 starting at 10:00 am. Tours of the modern facility, lunch served at 12:30 pm, and Texas style entertainment are planned with speakers Dolph Briscoe Jr and Donald Denforth Jr among the officials.
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Texas
Purina
Gonzales
Durina
Puriid
Dolph Briscos, Jr
Texas Chamber of Sammerse
Ded
Donald Denforth
Evsiattye
Ialeton 2Uting
School Lunch Menus for April and May
Menu items list for April 29 to May includes wateray burgers with baked beans cabbage slaw cake and milk. Other days feature fried chicken mashed potatoes and rye with varied trainwreck entries.
Lt Col White Receives Fourth Commendation
Lt Col Simon S White Jr longtime military officer receives his fourth award the Defense Atomic Support Medal from the US Air Force in Washington DC for service in Southeast Asia Korea and Thailand The officer based in Eagle Lake Texas is noted for emergency action planning and leadership in OAS assignments and is a veteran of multiple campaigns.
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Welogiei
Simon S. White Jr
Eng
Lake Ava
Eagle Lake
Tex
Mwe US
DASA
Washington
White
Asio
Wolea
Thailand
Mow
Ehlet
Broich
Oas
Martlet
Moraves
Smitty
Gaduate
Fagle
Eake High Schnel Receives 6.5 Degree at Texas AGT University
In 1951 Eake High Schnel earned a 6.5 degree from Texas AGT University and was commissioned via the Air Forces Reserve. Officers' Training Corps programs preceded his service in the era's military training structure.
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Eake High Schnel
Texas Agt University
Air Forcs Reserve
Trainice Corps
Pre- Tsai
Wharton Rotary Variety Show Auditions Set for May 9
The Wharton Rotary Club plans an area wide Variety Show at Fing Arta s Thaaire on the Wharton County Junior College campus. Auditions are scheduled May 9 at 7 00 p m for contestants aged 7 to 24. Acts may include singing, dancing, impersonations and novelty performances.
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Wharton Rotary Clut
Fing Artas Thaaire
Wharton County Jueter College
Vhsanowba
Aditity
Fe Sig
Iuive
Puntarmine
Do Aerofoes
Sondeswaruimdnabal
Artie Tsinyely
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