Yearend report of Upper Llanos district soil conservation efforts
The district closes its year with 43 percent of landowners cooperators though drought limited progress. Of 203 cooperators, 129 adopted conservation practices. drought forced delays for others. Benefits include bigger lamb crops, heavier livestock, and better ground cover. Awards highlight essay and grass judging contests with Dena Craven, Rayola Schneider, Van C Brown, Bob Neal, Tommie Murr, and Jimmy Rieck achieving top placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drouth
Dena Craven
Rayola Schneider
van C. Brown
Bob Neal
Tommie Murr
Jimmy Rieck
Bolt sisters among fourteens in district entries
Mrs. Lottie Bolt and Miss Jo Ella Bolt were among fourteen entrants from several districts. They spent December 27 and 28 with relatives in Eldorado. Miss Bolt enjoyed Saturday evening in San Angelo. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hall left for Waco after visiting Mrs. Hall's mother Mrs. E O Lowgren during Christmas.
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Lottie Bolt
Jo Ella Bolt
Eldorado
Miss Bolt
San Angelo
Mrs. Wilbur Hall
Waco
Mrs. Hall
E. O. Lowgren
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