Slightly Higher Than Last Year State Farm Income Below Average
Tennessee farm income in 1961 edged up slightly from 1960 aided by subsidies but remained well below the national average. Total cash receipts from farm marketing rose modestly to $531 million, with livestock and related products at $262 million, government payments up about 73 percent, and realized net income per farm around $1,400 as prices and volumes shifted amid higher state living costs.
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Millers Named Test Family Of The Year In Hawkins County
Mr and Mrs Neil D Miller of Surgainsville with daughters Lynda Mary Nancy and Janet received Hawkins County Unit Test Demonstration Family of the Year at the annual meeting held at the Tennessean Restaurant. Lode Strickland awarded the cup and spoke on the program theme Future of the Test Demonstration Program. The Millers' farming and home projects were highlighted along with community roles and school activities.
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Rogersville
Neil D. Miller
Surgainsville
Hawkins County
John Hewee
Janesharo
Reecely Rogers
Habby Gibbons
Sail Erasing Control Association
Jame Asian Ase
Chected Cour
Roy Morgan
Hubert Welch
George
Ada
Ward
Mes
Jake
Gibbons
Deadline Near For Two Scott ASCS Programs
Scott County prepares for enrollment deadlines in the 1962 ACP and feed grain programs. Worley Jennings, chair of the county ASC, notes 949 farms enrolled and 24 indicated intent to divert 1445 acres from a seed grain base of 4387. Advance payments average about 17390.89 dollars for those enrolled, with grazing permitted for diverted feed grain. The telegram from Richmond confirms no fixed farmer, but grazing begins now. Programs cover conservation practices including pasture establishment, windbreaks, soil erosion control, and tree stands, offering up to half the cost in assistance, while remaining details describe repairs and improvements on local farms.
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Van
Wig Agricultural Conservation
Scott County
Worley Jennings
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Jennings
Jenings
ASCS
Richmond
Tate
Loan Deadline Near For Price Support Loans
Edward Jones, chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee, warns farmers that April 2 is the last date to obtain price support loans on 1961 corn. He urges contacting local county ASCS offices to learn the applicable county loan rate and to apply immediately.
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Nashville
Edward Jones
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
Jones
ASCS
Notice of Public Sale and Legal Bid Invitation
Public sale notice in Sullivan County Tennessee for mortgage and trust property. Sealed bids requested by the Sullivan County Purchasing Agency for property tied to a deed of trust, with sale conditions, publication in Kingport Shelby Court, and details of redemption, taxes, and court proceedings.
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Sullivan County Board of
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Sullivan Unicoi FFA Members Win Speech Contest
Sullivan and Unicoi FFA members won East Tennessee speech titles at a Saturday competition in Knoxville. Tom Sele lomy of Blunville and Bill Love of Eosia claimed top honors in the general speaking contest, with Bellamy defeating James Townsend for the soil conservation speech. Love advances to the April Knoxville public speaking event. state soil conservation contest to be scheduled later this spring.
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Blnuniville
Bill Love
Eosia
East Tennessee
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James ‘Townsend
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London
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Plastic Cover Helps Soil Release From Plow
Tennessee farmers may gain relief as USDA researchers test sheet plastic plow covers to prevent soil adhesion. Smooth plastics like Teflon and polyethlene reduce sticking on Davidson clay similar to Middle Tennessee Colbert clay. Experiments show high effectiveness though not yet commercially available.
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Tennessee
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Lina
USDA
Anbar
Ala
Davidson
Colbert
Middle Tennessee
Bristol Beet Show Draws 240 Entries
Bristol Sunrise exhibitors entered 2h steers and red heifers for exhibition and sale. The event, part of 4H and FFA activities, heads toward spring shows in Virginia with a January 19 schedule and a Smithfield start on March 17. Local totals include cattle, heifers, steers, lambs and hogs.
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Bristol
Farmers of America
Virginia
Smithfield
Annual dental meeting draws thousands in Kentucky
About ten thousand dentists hygienists and dental assistants are expected at the 10th annual conference of the Kentucky state chapter American Dental Association. Dr. Gerald C Tinmans president will attend the opening session Sunday. Mary Jo Dixon a senior at the University of Kentucky will visit Turkey as an International Farm Youth Exchange representative. Miss Dixon from Florence was chosen by the 4 H Club Foundation to make the month long visit. Senator Turnston B Morton Riley announced in Washington he will seek reelection next Saturday in Louisville as the only Republican candidate. Three Democrats seek the post Lt Gov Wilkon Wyatt House Speaker Marry King Lowman and Glasgow attorney Marion Varee.
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Primatine Primatene Promoted as OvertheCounter Asthma Aid
Advertising copy touts Primatine Primatene as the top doctor prescribed asthma formula now sold without prescription in many states. It claims rapid relief from attacks, hours of freedom from recurrence, and noninvasive use with tiny tablets. The ad emphasizes a three medicine combo and claims safety when directions are followed.
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