Season of Prayer and Lottie Moon Offering
The Llano News lists a Friday meeting at 2 p m for the W M A season of Prayer and the Lottie Moon Christmas offering. Mrs P L Barker will lead Looking Unto Jesus talks covering South America Mexico Nigeria Japan Europe Palestine Syria North Manchuria China and the world. Mrs R H Summers and others participate with an offering and benediction.
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Lottie Moon
P. L. Barker
Jesus
South America
Gray Fowler
Mexico
Nigeria
Japan
Jack Smith
Manchuria
China
R. Fishbeck
Europe
Palestine
Syria
J. W. Davis
R. H. Summers
Chopin Music Club Plans Friday Program at High School
Members of the Chopin Music Club will meet in the High School auditorium Friday afternoon November 3 at 4 15 o clock and perform. Mrs Laning and the club invite all parents and friends to attend. The News offers a free Christmas gift to each reader with the big announcement inside.
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Chopin Music Club
Uniform Gaining Corn From New Hybrids Dominates Sweet Corn Breeding
The 1937 USDA Yearbook notes two breeding aims: uniform canning stocks and pest resistance against earworm and bacterial wilt. Hybrids now furnish 80 percent of yellow sweet corn for canning, with Golden Cross Bantam a major contributor developed with Indiana State. Researchers in Maine New York Connecticut Minnesota and other states advance sweet corn and dent hybrids for the South and for canning and processing.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Indiana State Agricultural Experiment Station
Maine
Incis
Connecticut
Minesota
South
Texas
Florida
Georgia
California
Too Big for the Government and Farmers Unite
The Forest Service official described the western shelter belt project as too big for the government alone and urged farmer cooperation. Only about 2 percent of the planned acres have been planted so far, with nursery growth occupying initial years.
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Christian Science Monitor
EB. W. Tinker
United States Forest Service
Great Plains
Tinker
Government and citizens cooperate to plant saplings locally
The article argues government cannot solve all problems and must rely on individuals and communities for many services and opportunities. It notes Texas farms, the center of the state, and local interests in natural resources and jewelry, with visits from Amarity Amarlio and Stephenville residents during Thanksgiving.
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United States
Average Texas Farmer Defines Ownership and Land Value
A Texas farmer with 275 acres valued at about 18.50 per acre is described as an average producer. The article notes 137,600,000 acres in farming across the state, highlighting the scale of agricultural land use.
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Denton
Texas
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