Limestone Extension Highlights Farming Tips and Local News
The Limestone County bulletin notes a January 8 Income and Social Security Tax Clinic at Groesbeck Courthouse at 6 p.m. James Denton of Texas A&M discusses Income Tax Changes. It urges caution on fire risk, recommends dormant oil spray for pecans to control scale, discusses zinc needs, and warns cattle producers about thin winter herds. It reports on predatory animal control efforts, fence-post innovations by Otis McCollum, and a USDA Rural Development Committee tour of the Area Vocational Training School in Mexia with 358 students enrolled across multiple trades.
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Courthourse
Groesbeck
Texas A&m Farm
James Denton
Otis McCollum
Horn Hill
Mr. McCollum
Usda Rural Development Committee
Wayne Lanham
Soil Conservation Service
B. L. Giddens
ASCS
Bob Reeves
Farmers Home Administration
Dale Brown
Limestone
Freestone
Leon
Mexia
Poage Honored As Appreciation Banquet
Congressman Poage receives recognition at an appreciation banquet amid discussion of a housing bill and shifts in home ownership policy. The address touches on federal aid, private ownership, and education programs for homemaking and vocational training, with notes on the Farmers Tax Guide and Food Stamp debate.
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F.H.A
Sydney
Australia
Weather Forecast And Political Remarks In Texas
North Central and Northeast Texas expect fair warm days early in the week with cooler midweek highs in the 60s to 70s and 40s lows. Northwest Texas sees similar warmth then cooler midweek with 60s highs and 30s to 40s lows. Southwest Texas remains clear to partly cloudy with 60s to 70s highs and 30s to 40s lows. South Central and Southeast Texas stay partly cloudy with cool Monday and 70s by Tuesday and Wednesday. Describes programs urging limited giveaways and notes a Monday speaking schedule in Killeen and a groundbreaking ceremony for the W R Poage Land Technology Center at Texas State Tech. The writer laments a heavy congressional agenda reducing attendance in Texas.
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Associated Press
Texas
Northwest
Killeen
W.R. Poage Land Technology Center
Texas State Tech
Waco
Connally
United States
House of Representatives
Carl Albert
Fort Worth Livestock Market Report
Livestock steers and heifers steady with good yields at Fort Worth. Cattle and calf receipts linger around 1050 head and 1125 head respectively, with various weight ranges yielding prices from 25.90 to 36.90 per hundredweight and hogs around 14 to 15 dollars per cwt. Sheep and lambs show modest activity with good and choice lambs at 23 to 26 dollars per cwt and feeder lambs sought at 20 to 22 dollars.
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Fort Worth
Christmas Fruitcakes and Quick Breads from Florine Hardin
Ethel R Mander and Mrs Florine Hardin share fruitcake and Christmas bread recipes with varying pan sizes and baking times. They include cranberry quick bread and a carrot coconut loaf, plus tips on cooling and aging, and a credit card protection notice from Mrs Florine Hardin.
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Ethel R.mander
Florene Hardin
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M.brown, JR
San Jose
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Limestone County
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J.W. Gooker
Navasota
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Box Church
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LaSalle
Shiloh
Big Hill
Kirk
Honest Ridge
Coolidge
Moon
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Mexia Bailyens
Moxie City
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Dial
Before & F. M. Bus Station
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W. R. Poage Land Technology Center
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San Antonio
Donald Collins
Biloxi
Mississippi
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Poage
Internal Revenue
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Electric Meeting Room
Sandy
Sims Colony
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Nina McClendon
Thelma Busby
Mary Sheppard
Marsha Scott
Reed
Deloise Bluitt
Jerry Carroll
County Home Dem
Tnfern
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Jonathan
Rome Beauty
Rome
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Sesco
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Restern Electric Service Camp
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