Rice Promotion Push Aimed At Helping Texas Farmers
The Texas Rice Promotion Association backs a farmer funded program to stabilize prices and promote rice. It urges growers to act, manage marketing, and invest in a state plan as surpluses and low prices threaten profits. The TRPA seeks government support after earlier attempts. organizers stress farmers must lead and pay for a future in rice farming.
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Union
Texas Rice Promotion Association
Rice Farmers of Texas
TRPA
Bumer
Sanife
Rice Promotion Association appeals to Mr. Rice Farmer
The message urges Rice Promotion Association support from Mr. Rice Farmer, stressing that the association’s future and the prosperity of rice farming depend on leaders in the field joining and backing the program to boost rice consumption in the United States.
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Rice Promotion Association
United States
TRPA
New Arrival for Mr and Mrs Emil Vasut
Rosemary, a six pound eight ounce daughter born Tuesday at 4 27 pm at Laughlin Hospital, welcomed by grandparents Mr and Mrs D J Zahradnick and Lt and Mrs William R Short. Guests in G M Cason home over weekend include Jeanette Kirkpatrick and George M Cason Jr. Mrs Short’s sister Miss Kirkpatrick visits returning to Reaper after internship at Houston Veterans Hospital.
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Emil Vasut In- Rouce
Rosemary
Laughlin Hospital
D., J. Zahradnick
William R. Short
Connally Air Force Base
Waco
Jeanette Kirkpatrick
Ranger
George M.cason Jr
G. M. Cason
Ort
Houston
Rock Island Items Update From Mrs. M Nicewander
Mrs Grice Cosby hosts a surprise visit from two nieces after forty years Miss Hazey Creator Detroit and Mrs Mable Sprouse Dawn Mo join. Dan Hooper Jr Norman Baker and families travel between McAllen and nearby towns. Dr E W Swanson Raytown and others visit during Labor Day. Billie Jean Kotila’s fourteenth birthday party with teens and adults ends with cake ice cream and cold drinks. Alan Bruce Fancy Huddleston Bay City visit aunt Wayne Lee's family at Rock Island. Paul Powers family weekend in Temple for Clark Family Reunion.
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Grice Cosby
Hazey Creator
Detroit
Mich
Mable
Sprouse
Dawn
Dan Hooper Jr
McAllen
Land
Norman Baker
Mexico
E.W. Swanson
Raytown
Alice Wright
Jim Clipson
Eagle Lake
A. H. McClanahan
E. A. Frazee
Houston
Margaret Bain
Pearlie
Kotila
Billie Jean
Hayden Families Hold First Reunion Here Sunday
Hayden Family members were invited to the first Hayden Family Reunion at the Eagle Lake Recreation Center on Sunday September 2. An invitation poem by Mrs Jewel Dutcher urged relatives to bring chicken salad cake and join under the trees for a family picnic and gathering.
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Hayden
Eagle Lake Retreation Center
Jewel Dutcher
Thureli
Jof Devine
Insect Lives on the Least Food Bright Boy Puzzle
A reader puzzle asks which insect requires the least food. The answer given is the moth, noted in a brief exchange mentioning Mrs Lee Stahl and the Campbells of Bugle Lake in a Zoology Prot. feature.
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Lee Stahl
R. J. Campbell
Dale and
Alan
Bugle Lake
Teacher asks what runs through a drowning mind
A reflective prompt asks students to imagine thoughts and feelings during a drowning emergency exploring survival instincts, fear, and decision making while emphasizing safety awareness and the importance of quick assistance and lifeguard intervention.
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Harry D. Larson
al Bank
Columbus Veterinary Hospital
Earl W. Dancfe
White Cross
Davis
Handel Pasadena
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Colorado and
Payette Counties
Jennings B. Cook
Optometris
Ray Zahradnick
Engle Lake
Caizl Kretzschmar
Ben H. Faber
Roy Towell
Leauer
Wat Dai Teorntom
Viettier
Loco
Deetioes
Emil Vasut
Mery J. Cosgrove
Will Rooster
Rock Island
Alan Bruce
Fancy Huddleston
Bay City
Mrs
Wayne Lee
Billy , Wayne
Carolyn
Paul Powers
Lanny, Scott, and
Clark
Temple
L. O. Clark
Clark Family Ree
Strickland Insurance
Tn! Casualty
H. Broyles
Versady
Ty Jornader
Hal Fentress
Mar
Vale
Pearl Brewing Co
San Antonio
Uate
Pane USA
South Texas
Central Power and Light Company
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