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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1952

Page

28

Soil Conservation News on grassing earthen dams for protection

The report covers Bermudagrass sodding on earthen dams by Henry Kirk and others, watering to establish roots, and success from reseeding K.R. Bluestein. It mentions range deferments starting soon, with June 1 to post frost a typical window, plus Madrid clover on 50 acres with summer grazing and PMA seed assistance.

Henry Kirk Eckert Conservation Group Kirk Herman Weinheimer Stonewall Conservation Group Otto Schumann Albert Conservation Group K.R. Bluestein Edmund Jacoby Nebgen School Conservation Group Madrid Jacoby PMA

Muddy Roads Hit Gillespie Sale Yet Prices Hold Steady

Poor rural roads reduced sales at Gillespie County Livestock Auction though demand remained steady. Stocker calves reached 35.60 per hundred, common stockers 28.60, stocker cows to 142.50, cows with calves 170 to 250 per pair. Butcher yearlings 21.25 to 31.25, canner cows 15 to 22, bulls 27 per hundredweight. Sheep and goats strong on green pastures with lambs 14.50 to 22.40 per hundred, ewes 7.80 to 12.90, nannies 7 to 8.25, kids 6, and hogs 13.29 to 15 for packers, tops 17.25.

Gillespie County

350 Farmers Sign Up for 1952 ACP in County

About 350 farmers and ranchers in the county have signed to cooperate in the 1952 Agricultural Conservation Program, 27 percent of the 1300 farmers surveyed. Last year 500 participated. All farmers were contacted by letter and urged to review their fields to plan urgent conservation tasks, with emphasis on maximizing conservation per public and private dollar. Funds remain for terraces, waterways, livestock wells, earthen dams, phosphate, summer legumes, cedar and mesquite control, and oak pasture management.

Thomas Jung PMA Jung

Gillespie Club Invited to Llano Home Demonstration Meeting

Gillespie County Home Demonstration Club members are invited to the two day Texas Home Demonstration Association gathering in Llano on May 1 and 2. John Ben Shepperd and Iris Davenport will speak on Thursday and Friday mornings. The program includes recreation, marketing, 4-H and E. E. E. workshops, plus a Coke party and barbecue at Enchanted Rock. Local attendees include Mrs. Alfred Rusenberger, Mrs. Henry Baethge, Mrs. Martin Rode, and Gillespie agent Lucille Conrads who urges members to attend.

Home Demonstration Club Gillespie County Texas Home Demonstration Association Llano John Ben Shepperd Texas Methodist Iris Davenport Woman's Department of the Farm and Ranch-Southern Agriculturist Hotel Enchanted Rock Alfred Rusenberger Stonewall Henry Baethge Martin Rode Doss Lucille Conrads Gillespie Home Gillespie County Club

Gillespie Home Demonstration Council Meets on Thursday

Sixteen members and Miss Lucile Conrads attended the Gillespie Home Demonstration Council meeting on Thursday April 24 in the Jury Room of the Courthouse. Mrs Tommy Harlan presided and Mrs Ernst Hodges led a quiz on history farming and ranching. Plans discussed include cooperative canning and freezing, exhibit at the May 2 Spring Flower Show, and observing National Home Demonstration Week April 27 to May 3 by sending flowers to a selected local place. Mrs Martin Rode outlined THDA plan of work and the Constitution for District 11 clubs. The National Home Demonstration Council was noted as part of the work and cooperation was encouraged.

Lucile Conrads Gillespie Home Home Demonstration Council Tommy Harlan Ernst Hodges Garden Club Martin Rode THDA National Home Demonstration Council

Crabapple 4-H Girls Scale Enchanted Rock Adventure

On April 26 Crabapple 4-H Club girls plus visitors from Cherry Springs and Willow City climbed Enchanted Rock. Mrs A A Welgehausen and other women hosted a wiener and marshmallow roast after returning. Thirty six children attended and enjoyed a streamside play area. Also notes: 25 percent of U S fatal auto accidents last year involved drivers under 25. Water boils at Mt Blane summit at 84 degrees Fahrenheit.

Cherry Springs Willow City A. A. Welgehausen U. S Mt. Blane

Bathometer Defines Depth Measuring Instrument

A bathometer is an instrument used to measure the depth of water indicating how sailors and scientists gauge underwater terrain and chart nautical profiles.

Thank You Notes Available at Fredericksburg Publisher

For those special occasion notes see the complete selection at the Fredericksburg Publishing Co Inc offering a range of thank you cards and messages.

The Fredericksburg Publishing Co., Inc

Timely Tips on Home Canning Safety and Methods

Timely tips explain modern home canning methods to prevent spoilage. It covers heat processing to destroy yeasts molds and bacteria, water bath for fruits and some vegetables, and pressure canning for non acid vegetables. It advises boiling non acid vegetables before tasting and checking seals after 12 to 24 hours.

Conservation Awards To Be Made Saturday

Gillespie region winners in the Save the Soil and Save Tex as program will receive awards Saturday May 3 in Ft Stock ton. Troy Foster gets outstanding former award with a $200 cash prize. Max O Reinbach receives a plaque as the non farmer who aided conservation. Albert group gets $200 for outstanding conservation work in Region I. Miller Group of Blanco County wins state group award and $1,000 prize near Gillespie County. Rev Father Victor G Schmidt zinsky of Pleasanton will receive a plaque as the professional who rendered the most unselfish service to soil conservation in Texas.

Fort Worth Miller Blanco County Gillespie County Albert Victor G. Schmidtzinsky Pleasanton Ad. Schmidtzinsky

Cherry Spring 4-H Club Holds Meeting With 19 Members

The Cherry Spring 4-H Club met recently with 19 members present. The group began with a pledge of allegiance and planned an outing to sell cookies and cakes at the Cherry Spring school closing. Mrs Sagebiel lectured on gardening and members then played games.

Cherry Spring

Proper Home Canning and Pressure Cooker Care Tips

After testing seals store jars in a clean dark dry place. Ventilated pan storage is ideal. Test the pressure cooker gauge at least once a year with a master gauge from the County Home Demonstration Agent. Call her office at Telephone No. 81 for more information.

Classified Ads Provide Your Local Needs Today

A compact roundup of available services and items for sale from local classifieds. From vehicles and furniture to job postings and tutoring offers, residents can browse concise listings and contact details for quick exchanges and deals.

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