Deer Damage to Crops Believed Minimal by Panel
A Texas panel led by Co. Judge Charles W. Anderson surveyed Weimsee area farmers and found under 1 percent crop damage due to deer. Rabbits and pests blamed for corn losses. findings to go to the Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission. Warden Hitzfelder denied threats and said enforcement of game laws would continue. Farmers say they will defend their crops if needed.
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San Antonio
Charles W. Anderson
Weimsee
Joe Olivari
Arnold Sheldon
Sam Anderson
Arthur E. Hitzfelder
Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Austin
Hitzfelder
State Game Commission
Texas April business climbs as national slump persists
Texas economic activity rose in April, driven by employment, payrolls, freight car loadings, oil runs, store sales and power use. Dr. F A Buechel reports a composite index of 95.1 up from 94.4 in March and 93.2 a year earlier. He cites cheap credit, ample raw materials, pent up demand, and cooperative leadership as recovery drivers.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
F. A. Buechel
University of Texas
Buechel
University Bureau of Business Research
Bueched
Texas AAA announces 1939 wheat loan terms
The Texas Agricultural Conservation Committee unveils a 1939 wheat loan program with higher lending rates and county based terms. Loans incur 4 percent interest and include protein content allowances, with eligibility limited to producers who seeded within their 1939 acreage allotment. Forms and instructions will be sent to county offices.
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College Station
Texas
Texas Agricultural Conservation Committee
AAA
Galveston
Kansas City
Charles Thomas
Pampa
State Committee
Texas Leads Nation in Sheep and Wool Industry
Texas has 9.4 million sheep and produces 75.6 million pounds of wool, making the state the top producer. The industry added 31.355 million dollars to Texas agricultural income in 1988, centered on the Edwards Plateau and expanding to the Great Plains, North Central Texas, and East Texas. Extension workers see growth as a chance to boost farm family nutrition.
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College Station
Texas
Edwards Plateau
Great Piaina
Texas A. & M. College Extension Service
Unclear Social Media Post From Unknown Author
Fragmentary IG caption about dieting and self control with garbled phrasing and incomplete sentences. No identifiable persons, dates, places, or organizations.
Squirrels Studied To Learn Habits Across Texas Parks
Texas game officials, aided by the National Park Service and CCC, begin two trapping projects in Bastrop State Park and Tyrrell Park to determine if squirrels establish fixed home ranges or migrate. Data on breeding and species interactions aim to guide future seasons and trapping methods in the state.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Game Department
Will J. Tucker
National Park Service
Texas Parks Board
CCC
A. J. Nicholson
Bastrop State Park
Bastrop
Dan W. Lay
Tyrrell Park
Beaumont
Texas
Pine
Texas Highway MapSpring Edition Issued by State Engineer
Julian Montgomery announces the 1989 Official Map of the Texas Highway System issued today. It features light green National Forests, UT Main Building photo, Rio Grande citrus grove scene, forest fire warning photo, and a list of State Highway Patrol Stations with locations and phone numbers. Free to the public via the Texas Highway Department in Austin or district offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Julian Montgomery
University of Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Texas Highway Department
Appraisal and a Prophecy on Education in Extension Work
In College Station on June 5 the national Extension Service Review features Mildred Horton arguing education, not training, should guide home demonstration work. She says education develops ideas and aspirations, while training serves as a means to an end, with Extension aims to raise farm family income and regional agricultural parity.
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College Station
National Extension Service
Mildred Horton
Texas A. & M. College Extension Service
Miss Horton
Extension Service
Exit the gag from the Austin Times
The Austin Times champions its role in overturning a press gag ordinance after two years in the making, claiming swift impact nationwide and credit from all parties involved. The piece lauds liberty and the Times as pivotal in ending Austin's suppression of speech.
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Austin
Times
The
American-Statesman
American Statesman
American
the Statesman
State Observer
Austria
House of Representatives
the Times
Austin Times
Texas
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