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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1965
Page
3
Rica farmers and local officials discuss conservation plans and data methods as the district outlines steps to establish common practices. Reference is made to timing, records, and coordination among Grooed and Utte communities and their workers.
The American Rice Growers Co operative Association office in Garwood offered five second crop lots with bids led by Comet at $8.15 for a rice lot. Schneider Bros. and LA Ranch submitted higher offers on three other lots while further bids ranged around $7.78 to $7.77. Harvest delays and favorable yields cited as weather improves.
The district implements an expanded Bermuda grass program on eleven additional acres in Coastal Bermuda area. Victor Wingurns oversees planning in the Wotmar region with a conservation plan for Rocky Hill near Fretsburg. The effort includes converting land to pasture and revising rotation to improve Bermuda output with corn and iron rotation.
George Howard Jr of Garwood FFA is chosen to represent his chapter in the Dairy Calf Scramble at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo in March 1956. If he calves a calf, he will receive 200 dollars to purchase a dairy heifer. The dairy event is set for the Houston famed stadium.
South Texas Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee adds two Agri Industry Conferences and local economic development workshops to the work program for the annual convention in New Braunfels. A session on tourism’s impact on agriculture is being considered. previous conferences in San Antonio noted strong attendance and midwinter timing. Workshops will include representatives from the Texas Tourist Development Agency Texas Industries Commission and Agricultural Extension Service, held with local chambers in the region.
A note states hours for Midnight Wrapgint service and prescription assistance. It mentions CE 4.2602 as a reference code and directs customers to call for help. The item reads like a brief shopper or service notice with limited context and no additional details.
Alton Thomas Wahrlich, listed among the FBI Ten Most Wanted, allegedly abducted a six year old in April 1964 in Tucson,Arizona then severely abused the victim before abandoning her. The warrant cites unlawful interstate flight and multiple prior offenses. Wahrlich, a white male born January 4 1686, 6 foot 2, 205 pounds, blue eyes, light brown hair, multiple scars and a heart tattoo on his left arm, has held jobs ranging from truck driver to hospital orderly. He is described as armed and extremely dangerous and public warnings urge reporting any information to FBI offices.
About 150 attendees from researchers and growers met at Texas A&M Yoakum to discuss peanut industry problems. Dr A L Harrison and R B Boswell led tours of research plots while Joe Glovar moderated a postwar discussion. Ben Spears described herbicide testing with Diphenamid as current recommendation, and potential future options. Dr R E Patterson stressed peanuts’ importance in Texas, noting 60 counties grow peanuts worth around 25 million dollars annually.
Mrs Ra Manly returned home Saturday after a two and a half week trip to Spangway Washington to visit daughter’s family Mr and Mrs Harry Harris and new son and to Salt Lake City Utah to visit her son’s family War and Bill Henis and family in Masper Wyoming to see Mr Hanly’s brother Ben Tlanty Alamagonda New Mexico to visit Miss Carey Hanly They report two most enjoyable days with snow and scenery
Firefighters from Fagie Lake responded to a call at 708 C Street in Fiat colored section when a wiring short in a wall plug tripped the alarm. The faulty wiring was removed and the scene secured before arrival. Entomologists warn Texas farmers about grazing livestock on cotton fields treated with insecticides late in the season raising residue risk in milk and meat.
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