Tow News Highlights From Comanche Area This Week
Miss Verna Everett reports visitors and church events across Comanche and nearby towns. Guests include Miss Rita Faye Kreen and Mr. and Mrs. Don Steffey. Rev. Raymond Gentle preached at Church of Christ. Baptist revival closed with Rev Curtis Jackson and Rev Adams delivering sermons. Many locals, including families from Bluffton Llano and Lone Grove, joined relatives and attended services.
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Rita Faye Kreen
Kingsland
Don Steffey
Curtis Jackson
Adams
Jackson
Ogo
Renewals Loom as Liquor Permits Expire August 21
Austin reports liquor permit renewals for about 5000 holders, with expected revenue boosting old age assistance and schools funds. Applications, rider bonds, and newspaper notice requirements are outlined, aiming for permits by September 1. Dealers urged to act quickly to ensure compliance and timely renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Liquor Control Board
Charles R. Miller
Miller
First Year Resettlement Boosts Livestock in Lidjang County
The Resettlement Administration reports increased livestock among low income farmers in its first year ending June. In Lidjang County borrowers bought 3 horses 1 dairy cow 1 hog and 56 chickens totaling 245 dollars of 1728.60 loans to 12 white families averaging 144 056 dollars per family with loans for harness food clothing livestock feed seed and other goods at 5 percent interest repayable in one to five years. Twenty five percent of Texas rural rehabilitation loans in 1935 have already been repaid as loans targeted those denied credit by other agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Walker
Lidjang
Texas Rural Rehabilitation Corporation
Sauer Ruben Turnip Sauerkraut A European Ferment
Europeans have long fermented turnips and other vegetables, with Sauer Ruben named as the German form for fermented turnips. Studies show best turnips are 2.1 to 3.2 inches in diameter, unpeeled shredded turnips yield superior texture and flavor, and peeling reduces sugar and mellow taste.
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Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Permits Renewal Changes Allocate Revenue to Aid Funds
The renewal plan shifts revenue collection to a full year fee instead of partial payments. About three fourths of the estimated 400000 dollars will go to oil age assistance funds and one quarter to schools.
Sauer Ruben Fermentation Methods Highlighted by USDA Circular
The text describes methods for preserving sauer ruben with low acidity and quality control by varying salt content. It explains canning in tin, sealing in mineral oil covered stone jars, or fermenting in glass jars without processing once fermentation ends. Air removal during fermentation is key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Flooded Potomac Washes Soil Out To Sea At High Rate
At flood height the Potomac river carried soil to the sea at 2000 cubic feet per second, about 7.2 million cubic feet daily, with suspended matter raising 1.5 percent. Water moved 25 mph, displacing 390k to 400k cubic feet per second. Soil losses attract Soil Conservation Service notes. better farming practices urged. Also: Lee Schlaudt and son Kenneth visited Llano over the weekend.
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Potomac River
Washington L C
Potomac
the Pontomac
H. H. Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
Rabbits Sub for Cattle in Tests of New Grasses
The U S Bureau of Plant Industry at the Florida agricultural experiment station tests forage palatability by feeding rabbits instead of cattle. If cattle feedings are used to gauge palatability, a half to one field must be grown, delaying grass supply. Nine Crotalaria species were tested. rabbits and cattle showed similar preferences, with rabbits predicting cattle reactions in long runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Plant Industry
Florida Agricultural Experiment Station
Ro Tuage
Florida
Etomeli
New Zealand
For Rent Nicely Furnished 6 Room House
For Rent notice reports a nicely furnished six room house available. The contact line mentions RUFE DEATS at Palace Barber Shop and the reference code 83-21-p.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufe Deats
Palace Barber Shop
Lady's Painful Trouble Helped By Cardus
Mrs. Herbert W. Hunt of Hallsville Texas describes relief from cramps and heavy suffering during monthly times after using Cardus. She says a tired sluggish feeling disappeared and the pains vanished, and she praises Cardus highly. If Cardus does not help you consult a physician.
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Cardus
Herbert W. Hunt
Hallsville
Texas
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