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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1952

Page

12

Soil Conservation District outlines results and plans

The Gil lespie County Soil Conservation District board reports losses from recent rains, notes that conservation plans minimize topsoil loss, and urges farmers to study results. Initial plans are approved for listed landowners. Technicians will assist in planning. An October 7 1952 supervisor election in Sub Division No 4 is announced with eligible voters. A farming tip on teaching children to draw on walls ends the piece.

Board of Supervisors Gillespie County Soil Conservation District J. B. Wieser Fredericksburg Arthur Felpst Cain City Martin Lindig Pleasant Hill Clarence Lochte Bear Cree Alex R. Frantzen Walter Fuhrmann Honey Creek M. F. Satterwhite Eckert Charles Boerner, Jr Meusebach Henry Bruns Crabapple W. H. Cardwell Lower Grapes Creek Soil Conservation Service Gillespie County Wrede Bear Creek Meusebach Creek Palo Alto

Gillespie County 1953 ACP Farmer Sign Up Schedule Announced

From October 1 to November 15 Gillespie County farmers may sign up to cooperate in the 1953 Agricultural Conservation Program. The program, developed by PMA and local agencies, offers voluntary assistance for conservation practices to improve soil and water resources and sustain high crop production.

Gillespie County Thomas Jung PMA Congress

Stocker Cattle Show Rise At Gillespie Auction

Stocker cattle gains led the Gillespie County Livestock Sales auction after last week’s rains. Brisk bidding lifted stocker calves to 27.25 a hundred and cows and calves to 190 a pair. Sheep goats and slaughter cattle also sold well, with lambs 17 a hundred and ewes 8 a hundred, goats firm, hogs top at 19.25. Notables include Adolph Bauer stocker calf 27.25 and H P Gartzell cow and calf 190.

Gillespie County Livestock Sales Company Drouth Adolph Bauer Albert Caleb Hoerster Mason Bertha Geistweidt Doss H. P. Gartzell Ben Geistweidt Levi Rosenbusch James Welgehausen Albert Ahrens Rheingold

Comfort Seed Growers Plan Crop Improvement Work

Members of the Comfort Seed Growers Association met on September 12 to plan future crop improvement efforts in small grains. R G Holekamp reported results from the past year noting rust impacts, disease resistance, and test weights, with Mustang Oats and Quanah Wheat highlighted for local planting. The group urged creating a separate fund, supported by annual member assessments, to sustain the work.

Comfort Seed Growers Association R. G. Holekamp Robert Wiedenfeld Texas Small Grain Workers Conference College Station Quanah San Antonio Comfort Southwest Direcors

Doss Notes Rain, Rugby, and Local Softball Win

Mrs. Bernhard Crenwelge attended her funeral Wednesday afternoon. Another 1.5 inches of rain fell Wednesday night with high winds and hail. The Doss school softball team beat Cherry Spring 10 to 8 at home with Nolan Crenwelge pitching and Joe Moellendorf catching. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jenschke from Kerrville visited Mrs. Otto Kensing, and Mr. and Mrs. Rudi Frantzen and family over the weekend.

Bernhard Crenwelge Doss Cherry Spring Nolan Crenwelge Joe Moellendorf Marvin Jenschke Kerrville Otto Kensing Rudi Frantzen

Extension service aids Texas families in relationship programs

In the past year 18,610 families across 146 Texas counties received help from Agricultural Extension Service personnel to improve family relationships through targeted programs and resources.

Texas Agricultural Extension Service

Fire Prevention Week set for October 5 to 11

Fire Prevention Week nationwide runs from October 5 through October 11. It urges removing fire hazards and planning community programs to prevent fires.

Planting Window for Winter Legumes and Grazing Mixes

There is still time to plant winter legumes. For a good grazing crop, mix a legume with a small grain to improve forage quality and soil health.

Behrends East Are FFA Winners

Behrends and East of Fredericksburg win 1952 Santa Fe Railway Educational awards. Fifteen Texas Future Farmers receive all expense paid trips to the National Future Farmers convention in Kansas City October 13 to 16. Certificates awarded October 4 at Rural Youth Day during the State Fair of Texas. A. C. is high point in livestock judging. Clayton is high point in meats judging. Santa Fe hosts a breakfast for awardees at the convention.

Austin Clayton Behrends A. C Fredericksburg Santa Fe Railway FFA Kansas City Texas Clayton Santa Fe

State Fair Award of Honor Receivers Named for October Banquet

Twenty four 4 H Club members two from each Extension district will receive the State Fair Award of Honor medal at a Recognition Banquet in Dallas on the evening of October 3.

Dallas

Fredericksburg Publishing Company Leather Goods Ad

Gold stamping offered on fountain pens brief cases bill folds and other leather goods at Fredericksburg Publishing Company Inc. Limited details provided on products and services.

Fredericksburg Publishing Company., Inc

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