Harvest drive for soil district contributions stagnates
The Marion-Cass Soil Conservation District faces a funding shortfall as workers dwindle and executive secretary Morris Maynor Jr cuts his salary to stay on. The district relies on voluntary contributions with no tax power. A 1955 foundation drive seeks funds, seedlings, and pledges to meet a 335,000 goal, listing numerous local supporters and upcoming events including a farm equipment sale and Soil Conservation Queen contest.
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Marion-Cass Soil Conservation District
Morris Maynor, Jr
Marion-Cass Soil Conservation District Foundation
Maynor
Marion Cass Soil Conservation District
Marionass Soil Conservation District Foundation
P.O. Box
Atlanta
Texas
Atlanta National National Bank
Jim Musick
Douglassville
Monroe Allen
Chili Cochran
Linden
David Key
Jodie Harris
Jefferson
Carl Owens
Avinger
Calvin Moseley
Smithland
W. C. Moore
Hughes Springs
Ellington Memorial Hospital
Howard Carney
Tev
J. W. Hardt
Ed Rabb
EB. Adcock
Harvey Thomas
Ed Hammock
Fast Texas Iron Co
Johnnie Tayson
M. L. Felker
M.L. Felker, Jr
Cross Roads Home Demonstration Club
Allen Bros., Inc
Temple Hardware Co
Cass County Sun
Wood Gas and Appliance Co
J. A Dodd
P. O
Ia. B. Hall
Paul T. Hanes
Marion-Cass Soi
Martha Sue Haggard
Mr. C. &. Haggard
Spon
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Kay Sheppard
Oma Sheppard
Marion- Cass Soil Conservation District
H. D. Watson
John Howard
Marshall
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Jenny Hines
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Robert McCannon
Slim McDonald
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