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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1969
Page
4
Fragmentary text notes Governor Smith promoting a program titled Texas Communities Tomorrow. The outline hints at rapid rollout and coordination by a logistics and progress coordinator, suggesting a statewide dimension to community development efforts and public works.
A partial notice notes a high bid of 4.94 for rice at Tarwood Arg. The listing references Growers Co and a related sale event with limited readable details.
Vance Duncan of Ezgim Lake was promoted to Cadet Second Lieutenant in the Reserve Officer Training Corps at Texas Military Institute in San Antonio. He is the son of Mr and Mrs GC Duncan of Ezgim Lake.
Fragmentary notice reports an after-hem appointment at a wedding venue on Fi e Street with a wide range of options. It is unclear if some people are walking to reduce or have reduced their walking distance.
A study by G E Templeton from the University of Arkansas examines the rice kernel smut disease. It covers fungal overwintering as teliospores, infection limited to 1 to 3 florets, endosperm replacement by teliospores, and spore mass swelling upon water absorption. Field tests show nitrogen overfertilization raises infection, with late top-dressings more harmful. Resistance sources exist and resistant varieties are in development.
Agriculture Commissioner Jonn C. White announced that Texas consumers notice the green and black TAP insignia on local goods. He described TAP as a year round market development program by the Texas Department of Agriculture to boost marketing of Texas agricultural products and support the farm economy.
Researchers evaluate cetes as a potential interim control method for the disease while resistance is bred into suitable varieties. The effort focuses on how these agents work with existing plant genetics to reduce impact.
H C Taylor a Weluur district cooperator sets 22 acres to Johnson grass for field use Commodore Brown Oak land district cooperator seeds 7 acres Coastal Bermuda grass for pasture upgrade J Morrison builds a farm post in Meats area Alford Hall with District Conservationist Erwin Pavik develops a full conservation plan in Frels berg area Cows do not graze on parking lots corn does not grow on poor soils and water is essential to meet rising population demand for milk beef bread and agricultural products
Little Stephene Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Steve Taylor of KalY visited with his grandmother Mrs B S Taylor. He stayed while the parents moved into their new home near Kal.
A highly successful promotional campaign highlights a different Texas agricultural commodity every two months. The intensified and organized effort aims to boost awareness and demand across markets.
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