Food values and diets vary with income levels
An analysis by Dr. Hazel Stiebeling shows families with higher food expenditures enjoy more protective nutrients and varied foods. diets differ by income, with eggs meats milk and produce high in quality nutrients more common among affluent households.
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Hazel K. Stiebeling
Bureau of Home Economics
District of Columbia
Doctor Stiebeling
Right Daylight Needed For Each Onion Variety
The article explains day length governs onion variety adaptation. Bermudas need 10 to 12 hours of daylight to form bulbs, suited to the South, while winter varieties require 13 hours or more of light, fitting northern climates. Planting times affect bulb size and market readiness.
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North Carolina
Tennessee
Arkansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Bakersfield
California
Tr. Magruder
Europe
United States Department of Agriculture
Bermudas
Roy Magruder
Bureau of Plant Industry
Pine Tree Pollen May Be Stored For Months
Forest Service scientists of the Agriculture Department report that pine pollen kept cool and dry remains fertile for months and can be shipped long distances. This enables global breeders to exchange pollen and fertilize blooms on their trees to obtain cross seeds. Gene researchers also note that under good growth conditions pines produce fertile flowers at 2 to 5 years, allowing cross-pollination from immature stock to yield seeds.
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Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Kingsland Social Notes Include Relatives and Visits
Mrs. Grace H. Lindsey records visits by Emmett and Francis Terry of Lampasas and Ruth Lanier in Austin. Local couples Lang, Sanderford, Wood, and Farris are noted as weekend visitors. A bridal shower honors Blanche Moore now Mrs. Reager at the schoolhouse. Myrtle Wood and Ward Barnett hostesses.
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Emmett Terry
Francis Terry
Lampasas
Ruth Lanier
Austin
Carl Lang
H. C. Benton
Liano
Theodore Cox
Marble Falls
Methodist Church
Milo Neal
Charles Worcester
Delbert Goble
C. B. Sanderford
John Wood
Fairland
Ralph Wood
Terril Farris
Llano
Blanche Moore
Myrtle Wood
Ward Barnett
Allen Leverett
Wilbur C. Treadwell Optometrist Clinic Visit
Optometrist Wilbur C. Treadwell will be in his plano office Saturday May 15 to examine eyes and fit glasses. Headache and eye strain relief noted.
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Wilbur C. Treadwell
Plano
For Rent Five Room House by Mrs Decker
Rental notice listing a five room house for rent through Mrs S I Decker. Includes filing or contact reference 24 t1 c and directs inquiries to the named party.
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S. I. Decker
Tow News Weekend Visits and Local Notices
Miss Davie Thorp of Lampasas spent the weekend with homefolks. Numerous visitors from Burnet Llano and Bluffton attended local gatherings and church services. Ill health concerns include Miss Lena Tanner, while river work allows crossing by wagon and possibly car. Sale notice: 1938 Chevrolet Sedan for sale by T. F. Gray in Baby Head Texas.
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Davie Thorp
Lampasas
Walker ¢ Shelton
Bluffton
Branon
Mark
Burnet
Bles
Leander
Howell ‘Faris
Julia Hanna
C. Morgan
Tom Tumlinson
Charles Harrell
Norwood Faris
Vince Faris
Mildred Faris
Tanner Faris
Babyhead
L. A. Hallmark
James Duncan
Llano
Claude Clendennon
Orion Rogers
Lone Grove
Bonner Ivey
Shirley Joy
Driftwood
Iris Cowan
G.G. Thorp
Lena Tanner
W. S. Farris
Austin
Doran Cornelius
Will la Forge
A. L. McGinty
Jessee Cowan
J. W. Cowan
Lake Victor
Audrey Dodd
W. E. Green
W .N. Alexander
Jack Maxwell
L. J. Key
Church of Christ
L. Ly. Nobles
T .F. Gray
Baby Head
Texas
Valley Spring social notes and pest control tips
Community notices list visits and visits planned among Alma Owen Vida Mae Henson and families with H D Talley San Angelo S M Stephenson and others. Also includes agricultural advice on insects and recommended poisons and methods from Reppert, plus guidance to consult county agents.
Entomologist advises on two insect control methods for crops
College Station Texas farmers and farm wives hear Extension entomologist R R Reppert explain two insect groups sucking and chewing require different controls. Sucking pests like aphids need contact poisons such as nicotine sulfate. chewing pests including cabbage worms and potato beetles respond to stomach poisons like arsenicals, with lead arsenate for spraying and calcium arsenate as a dust.
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Reppert
Grama Grass Study Details Overgrazing Effects
A study on grama grass shows ill effects after years of overgrazing. The research traces how grasses and their extensive root systems respond to continual grazing pressure and the resulting damage to plant health and soil structure.
Grazing Impact on Grama Range Reduces Root Depth
The text notes grazing reduces top growth and root depth of black grama, from 14 inches to shorter mains, with roots often only 15 to 19 inches deep on grazed ranges. This lowers drought resilience and favors weedier plants like sagebrush, threatening range health.
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Collins & Meclean
Kingsland
Grace H. Lindsey
Sam H. Simpson
TOW News
Valley Spring
Alma Owen
Vida
Maees
Sateeva
Bol
Leonard “McKenzie
Alma Henson
Brownwood
Miss Henson
Sylvester
H. D. Talley
San Angelo
S. M. Stephenson
San Saba
Clay Osbourn
Carrol
Alice Osbourn
N. Redford
Jeanette Osbourn
Thaxter Nixon
Louis Alexander
Alma
L. H. Alexander
Forrest Smathers
Baylis Spinks
Damon Sessom
Charles Kennedy
Ed Frazier
L. Alexander
Pontotoc
Fry & Warren
Dodge and Plymouth
T. G. Houston
Gordon Croom
Forcis
Decker’s Liquor House
J. R. Decker
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