Grain sorghum weed control and livestock insecticide cautions
County Agent C A Stone and Travis Allen discuss mechanical weed control for grain sorghum and caution against overuse of 2 4D. They note sorghum tolerance at 6 to 12 inches, risks when plants are under 3 inches, and timing. The column covers pecan nut casebearer control with dicph. It warns about Bayer 21 199 insecticide and livestock residue tolerances for DDT malathion toxaphene methoxychlor and DNT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Food and Drug Administration
Carr
Poppy Day Success Reported by American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary reports 52.84 raised for veterans from Poppy Day. Wreaths and crosses were made and placed on graves in two cemeteries. The Auxiliary thanks the bank for the window display and all contributors for a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Auxiliary
Million 4-H Boys And Girls Plant Gardens And Crops
Local 4-H members nationwide advance in garden and field crops projects directed by the Cooperative Extension Service. Participants aged 10 to 21 learn plant selection marketing and home grown produce while county state and national honors are awarded. State winners become delegates to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago with a $400 college scholarship for national winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Extension Service
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co
Tractor Group
Arcadian Products Dept
Allied Chemical Corporation
Chicago
Swimwear Display At Sterling Bros For Pool Opening
Mrs Cetonia Prochnow of San Antonio visits daughter Mrs Elbert Feller and family. Friday is swim day. Step in to Stehlings today to select swim trunks for the pool opening. Complete showing of swim wear for men boys and children including Rugby make at prices from 1.45 to 3.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cetonia Prochnow
San Antonio
Elbert Feller
Stehling’s
Sterling Bros
Comeback Farmer of Region II honored at Sweetwater banquet
John Dittmar, district cooperator for the Nebgen school conservation group, received a certificate and $100 as Comeback Farmer of Region II Texas at a May 19 awards banquet in the Sweetwater County Club. Marvin Garrett of the Fort Worth Press presented the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dittmar
Nebgen School Conservation Group
Texas
Sweetwater
Marvin Garrett
The
Fort Worth Press
Troy Foster
Marvin Daniel
Soil Conservation Office
Dittmar
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A. Stone and
Travis Alien
the Radio Post
Atlas Tires
Humble
Atlas
U. S
Canada
Aries
Plyenan
Pat
GK. & Rapimine
Atlas Batteries
Atlas Spark
Pinga
ATLA
the Harper Herato
Harper, Texas
Alfred Rusenberger
Stonewall
West
Schreiner Jobes
Gartrell Ranch
Women's Society of Christian Service
Kerrville
Southwest Methodist Conference
Edison Street Methodist Church
Fredericksburg
Reuben Bode
Felix Kensing
Lydia Bierschwab
W. M. Keen
Henry Mark
Wordt
Edgar Strackbein
Ualveston
Mark
Clayton Massey
Brad
Clayton
James Wienecke
Delbert Oehler
Malcom Marschall
William Lanz
W.U.A.1
Harper School
Lydia Rawlings
Kenneth
Alfred Cameron
Henry Frantzen
Ruben Nixon
A. A. Wendel
Doss
Eugene Bode
Douglas Tatsch
Austin
W. F. Dees
Herald
Gillespie Soil Conservation District
Soi
Eckert
Raymond Spaeth
Harper
Benno Meyer
Cherry Mountain
Felix Riba
Benno Eckert
Gillespie County
Nservat. Co
Pat’s Pavilion
Richard & the
J. J. Patranella
Doss School
Wilbur B. Allen
Bertram
Burnet Co
Main Street
Brewster Boot Shop
Mrs
Hubert Brewster
Junction, Texas
Lehne Lumber & Hardware
Alfred Lehne
Reed's Garage
Alonzo Reed
the Herald
Live Oak Station
Harper-Fredericksburg
Clayton Stehling
Mor
GALE
L. A. Metzger & Son
Gulf Spray Auto
Lemgees, Mauto Service
Humble Products
Auto Parts
Hill Crest
Edwin Lang
Magnolia Gas & Oil
Sportsman Cafe
Cecilia Fiedler
Gene Harner
Prop
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