Plantings Target 2000 Plus Acres in Local Districts
Over 2,000 acres of Weeping Love Grass will be planted this year in the Marion Cass Soil Conservation District. Names listed include residents from Marion and Cass counties such as L Williamson, Dr W W Terry, F A Whitfield, Dewey Whitfield, C W King, and many others. Governor Chamblee and numerous county residents are named among those already planning or having planted the cover crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion-Cass Soil Conservation District
Uf. L. Williamson
Terry
F. A. Whitfield
Dewey Whitfield
C. W. King
Carl Ralph
JA. Self
L. Whatley
Marion County
Cass County
Governor Chamblee
M. B. Draper
Homer Stanley
Mathis
EB. KH. Hall
Roscoe Smith
W. A. Harwell
B. B. Turner
P. Bettendorf
Paul Pewitt
T. O. Steed
R. B. Gill
S. FE. Long
J. J. Harrington
C. BE. Hays
Austin Gibson
W. B. Squyres
Ralph Watkins
Sylvester Kessler
J. M. Porterfield
Roy Heldt
G W Mansfield
M. KE. Lyster
C. M Griffin
Clarence Long
Bryan Cameron
Marion Hamilton
Arena Green
J. W. Echols
Vance May
A. BE. Taylor
L. M. Sims
T. A. Whitfield
H. W. Clarkson
Bill Cockrell
Bill Conners
W. A. Barber
Earl Strickland
O. L. Puller
J., Steger
H. L. Foster, Jr
Earl Blankenship
Carl Frost
Jodie Harris
E. C. Boney
Tracy Allen
Joe D. Nichols
S. O
Morris Maynor, Jr
Ed Rabb
Hearing to appropriate waters in Marion County Texas
Notice of hearing on March 23 1955 by David R Key to appropriate up to 62 acre feet annually from Little Cypress Bayou for irrigation of 31.94 acres in Wm Mason Survey Abstract No 270 Marion County Texas The hearing will be May 9 1955 at 10:00 AM in Austin before the Board of Water Engineers with potential continuations as needed Also includes donation list for Marion-Cass Soil Conservation District Foundation and sesame seed meeting details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Texas
Board of Water Engineers
State of Texas
State of
Little Caress Bayou
Bigpress Bayou
Marion County
Wm Mason Survey
Wm. Mason Survey
Little Cypress Bayou
Tersas
David R. Key
Board
Austin
Team Of Oxen Prairie Schooner In Pageant
A pioneer era wagon unit led by L W Smoky Wilson will headline the Pageant of Jefferson on April 23. The family, with eleven year old oxen weighing about 2009 pounds each, will travel in an authentic prairie schooner and wear period attire. Their display includes a full toolkit and a look back at six-state travels and appearances on newsreels and TV. After the parade the team will be exhibited for Boy and Girl Scouts and school groups to photograph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
L. W
Smoky" Wilson
Unit of Sea
Also Mentioned on This Page
M-C Scd Foundation
Atlanta
The
Marion-Cass Soil Conservation District Foundation
A. D. Lemons
Texarkana
W. L. Peacock
Bivins
C. R. McPherson
Hughes Springs
C. R. McFarland
Trees City
Hervey Moore
Avinger
Wm. T. Chambers
Nacogdoches
W. H. Adams
Naples
I. H. Moores
Siloam Springs
Ark
L. YY. Long
HM. EB. Thompson
Looney Civens
Linden
A. D. Dodd
Rodessa
Wm. D. Hemphill
Hiomer Duncan
San Antonio
Archie Dorsey
Joe I. Allen
T. A. Vaughn
S. F. Carter
Dallas
R. B. McCoy
At- Dallas
R. GB. Mecoy
Atlata
Allan Shivers
May
Soil Conservation District
Sesame
Robert L. Parker
Texas Sesame Seed Growers Association
Paris
Marion-Cass
McCoys
Snves
Red
Shoe Service
Tillman
P. H. Williams, Jeweler
Blain Chevrolet Co
Chevrolet
Prairie Schooner
Wayne
America
Valve
Fisher
Chevrolet Co
Jefferson, Texas
W. LaFayette