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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1973
Page
12
General astrological advice for each zodiac sign plus notes on a child born today. The piece ends with a garbled postal instruction and copyright line from 1973, McNighe Syndicate.
Dale Burgess reports the 2nd annual Prairie Farmer Farm Progress show on a 900 acre Indiana site near Indianapolis features 350 machine varieties. The exhibit highlights tractors, seed hybrids, and other farm gear promoted by rising crop yields and tax incentives for farmers.
U.S. cotton promotes a universal density bale crafted for overseas and domestic markets. The 23-pound density improves handling, storage, and automation. Ginners can convert presses cost effectively, with early adopters reporting favorable overseas reactions and anticipated freight savings as shipments adjust to the new standard.
MEMPHIS Special A crop demonstrations tour in Hall County starts at 9 30 a m today led by W B Houser and Dwane Scott. Participants meet at the bounty courthouse and return by noon with stops at Harold Hodges Marion Posey Rayford Hutcherson and Emmitt Simmons to inspect grain sorghum hybrids cotton varieties under dryland and irrigated and Eriole lovegrass and Kleingrass. Transportation and lunch provided.
A 1 pm Thursday workshop in the County Activity Building covers minimum tillage, cotton defoliation, harvesting and field storage. Cochran County Agent Roy McClung and staff from the Soil Conservation Service and Texas A&M Extension Service will lead with farmer reports on minimum tillage, plus Dr Robert Metzer of Lubbock discussing defoliation, defoliants and pros and cons. Also notes Missouri inmates taking university courses in sociology, history, math and English funded by the Law Enforcement Assistance Council and taught by Missouri faculty at Rolla.
Registration for the ACCO Seed Farm annual field day 3 miles north of Aiken begins at 8:30 a.m. Visitors will see demonstration plantings of grain and foliage sorghums and dwarf narrow-row cotton. A barbecue luncheon will be served at noon.
Temple special report says Van K J Haderlie of Reno Nevada has been chosen as deputy state conservationist for the U S Soil Conservation Service in Texas. He succeeds M J Spears now state conservationist for Arkansas. Haderlie previously served as assistant state conservationist in Nevada and began as a soil scientist in Billings Montana in 1954. He holds a Master of Science from the University of Montana earned in 1972 and a BS from Utah State University. He is Wyoming native, married with eight children. wife and children will move to Temple.
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