Texas Brands and Marks Must Be Recorded Countywide
A new Texas law requires all brands and marks on livestock to be rerecorded with County Clerks by August 30 1971 with a six month grace period for registration. After February 29 1972 unrecorded brands become first come first served. Each county records separately and rerecords occur every 19 years with penalties for improper recording.
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Texas
Frank H. Lewis
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
County Agent's Report on Hay and Hog Management
The guide advises using a hay conditioner immediately after cutting to preserve stem moisture and drying quality, plus topdressing fertilization to boost regrowth, protein, and palatability. It also covers hog housing, ventilation, shading, and cooling to maintain performance in heat, noting optimal hog temperatures and risks of high heat on feed intake and growth.
Texas Electric Cooperatives 31st Meeting in Dallas
About 750 rural electric leaders suppliers and guests gathered in Dallas for the 31st Annual Texas Electric Cooperatives meeting themed Out of Concern focusing on rural Texas future and the readership role of 680 rural electric systems.
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Texas Electric Coooperatives
Dallas
Texas
J. J
Jake’ Pickle
10Th
Coops
U.S
Ralph Yarborough
Ad J K Smith
National Rural Utilities Cooperative Finance Corporation
CFC
Cooperatives’ Supplemental Finance Organization
Cynthia J.van Akin
Slaton
Guar Gum Rises in Texas as Gum Arabic Faces Decline
Texas produced guar gum gains share of the gum market as gum arabic supplies face political disruption in Sudan. Domestic guar, used in adhesives and inks, now commands increasing demand with 38 to 40 cents per pound for edible grades, while arabic remains pricier.
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Houston Chronicle
Sudan
Meer Co
New York
Khartoum
Iran
India
United States
Texas
Meer
Guar
Ecological move prompts new detergent safety labels
The FDA requires caution labels on twenty five brands of laundry and dishwashing detergents warning of eye and skin irritation and possible internal injury if swallowed. Manufacturers agreed to the labeling after government testing of nonphosphate and phosphate detergents. Follow directions and keep products away from children.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Legislation Allows 18 Year Olds as Blood Donors
The new law permits adults aged 18 and older to donate blood, reflecting policy changes aimed at expanding donor eligibility. The measure, supported by lawmakers, outlines eligibility criteria and oversight provisions for blood collection facilities.
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William M. Probes
Central Texas Blood Program
American Red Cross
Texas Hospital
IRS Questions and Answers column offers tax guidance
Questions cover theft losses medical insurance as support for dependents farm withholdings and self employed retirement plans. IRS notes loss deduction limits and how to file. References include Publication 47 and guidance on blood donors and lake stock pond deadlines.
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US Internal Revenue Service
IRS
TRS
Deferred grazing pays off for better profits
Deferred grazing boosts profits through more grass and livestock output, lowers feed costs, and supports better deer herds. It allows grasses to use water freed after brush control, requiring deferment of pastures during the growing season to ensure winter forage and reduce costs. Contact Carroll Smith at the Soil Conservation Service office.
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Carroll Smith
Soil Conservation Service Office
Mrs Herbert Jung to Teach At Rocky Hill School
Mrs Herbert Jung formerly Darlin Crenwelpe daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Crenwelpe of Squaw Creek community will teach the primary grades at Rocky Hill School for the 1971 72 year She is a St Mary’s Fredericksburg and Southwest Texas State University graduate holding a BS in mathematics with chemistry minor She replaces Ida Arbelger who resigns to pursue further education Joe O Weinheimer returns to teach upper grades School begins Monday August 23 with about 45 students Natrona Forests are expected to take no action this year from timber sales showing the front of the US Treasury
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Herbert Jun
Darlin Crenwelpe
Eugvene Crenwelpe
Squaw Creek
Rocky Hill School
St. Mary's High School
Frederiksburg
Southwest Texas State University
San Marcos
Jung
Silsbe
Haigh
Beaumont
Pato Welder
Victoria
St Mary's
Fred
Natrona
Solar Cedar Block Unearthed From Ancient Pharaoh Era
An intact cedar solar block dating back about 3000 years was uncovered and showed no decay. Researchers note its preservation under conditions that protected organic materials in the burial context.
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Cheops
Ape
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Texas Electric Cooperatives
Charles Wilson
Lufkin
WG Newton
Lubbock
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association Board of
TEC Board of Directors
James T Hull
Hereford
Carroll Land
San Angelo
Donald S Foster
Bryan
Ball Ro Collins
Denton
Fred S Buchanan
Rusk
Ralph Bailey
Itasca
Monroe Schauer
Carroll
Maxine) Land
Activites
Maurice Brooks
Abilene
B D St. Clair
Austin
the Amersat Aney Buccard As
Texas Aqm University
Homemakers
Leta Ann Metzger
Ross
ANC Ctler
Harry Hartmann
Gillespie County Red Cross Blood Program
Hartmann
Fredericksburg
First Baptist Church
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Caks
Longhorn Inn
Harper, Texas
Mrs. Doyle Parker
Distributors OF
Robin Hood
Llappy
Usda — Soil Conservation Service
The
Werner’s Auto Service
Werner Schumpelt
Enco Products
Harper
Acrors
Vendop
Live Oak Road
HONDO
Brown’s Nursing Homes
Texas Nursing Home Association
Hill Country
Heart of Texas
Come & See
Hatch Mobile Homes, Inc
North Main Junction
Tex
Junction Warehouse Co
Junction
C. T. Holekamp
Ted Holekamp
Ranch Supplies
Vapo Butane Company
Llano St
Flag Bode Company
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