Limestone Extension Calendar of Texas farming events
Limestone extension notes cover upcoming events from March to April including a Brown Swiss Holstein and Jersey heifer sale at the Dairy Center Texas A M. an ASCS sign up deadline for the 1973 feed grain program. an animal health conference in Waco. the Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers Convention. and AI training at Waco with American Breeders Service and Texas A M specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas A. & M
ASCS
Groesbeck
Waca
Charles Huff
Scarbrough Building
Austin
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers
Groesbeck High School
Tom Longbotham
Waco
American Breeders Service
Texas A & M
Jimmie Travis
Weatherford
Texas
McGregor Experiment Station
B.L. Giddens
Agricultural Conservation and Stabilization Service
Peach Blooms Reach Peak as Growers Invite Viewers
Peach blossoms are at peak and growers including W N Stone Bennie Alewine and Ellice Lightsey invite the public to drive by and admire the blooms. Visitors may enjoy viewing as blooms move from open blossoms to twigs and trunks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.N. Stone
Bennie Alewine
Ellice Lightsey
Comparative negligence bill advances in Texas House
A Texas House panel backed a comparative negligence bill allowing accident victims to collect damages proportionate to fault. The measure, supported by the Texas Trial Lawyers Association, aims to set juries determine fault percentages. Also in the House, Speaker Price Daniel Jr. must disclose campaign financing. Governor Briscoe named Joe Christi to the State Board of Insurance and announced several appointments to state and regional boards. A 37 member commission to rewrite the state constitution was narrowed from 900 nominees to 37 with a January constitutional convention planned. Short items note Senate actions on Water Rights and Foreman’s boxing title tribute in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Texas Trial Lawyers Association
House
Price Daniel Jr
Briscoe
Joe Christi
el Paso
State Board of Insurance
Senate
Ray Kilpatrick
Preston Smith
Tom Coleman
Houston
First Court of Civil Appeals
Carmen Hicks
Bandera
Bandera County
East Texas University Board of Regents
R.B. McGowen Jr
Pecos
Commission
Joe D. Carter
Texas Water Rights Commission
Thomas Bishop
National Water Commission
Agriculture
John White
George, Foreman
Hill
Texas
Head
Austin
Appropriations Committee
Fred Head
State Agriculture Commissioner
East Texas
Alvin Ashorn
Joe A. Hubenak
Rosenberg
David Ivie
Don Adams
Jasper
Bill Moore
Bryan
Coy Bartee
Elkhart
Joe B. Burris
M.V. Stateville
Tom C. Cherry
Calvin Brown
Jon W. Chaffin
Slocum
Wayne Pennington
Grapeland
Emmett Whitehead
Rusk
New Sewing Gadgets Offer Time Saving Tools
The article highlights new home sewing gadgets including hem clips, automatic tailor tacker, tape stitching guide and automatic buttonhole cutter. Hem clips act as edge guides and cuffs while tacking. the guide tape measures in fractions of an inch. The buttonhole cutter uses a retractable blade with a fixed size range and a cutting block for uniform holes. A seafood preservation note advises home freezers and local extension office offers a free bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limestone
Robertson
Texas
How to Freeze and Store Seafood Bulletin
Extension service releases a new bulletin titled How to Freeze and Store Seafood detailing safe handling methods. It covers freezing techniques, storage times for fish, shellfish, and prepared seafood, plus thawing guidance and recommendations for maintaining quality and safety.
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Welique
Greg Tate
Mgana
Greg
Ed Tate
Johnny Johnston
The
Mexia Daily News
North Railroad
Mexia
Limestone County
Kips
Area Extension
Cliff Hoelscher
Limetone County
Ciel
Calvary Baptist
J. Roland Spears
McKinney & Glendale
William D. Pittman
First Baptist Carthage
Bonham, Mexia
Charlotte Talley
NEW Bulletin
Dim Stuckey
N. Sherman Mexia
State Farm
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Illinois
Shop Mexia
Mexia Mexia
E. Milam
Sesco
Southwestern Electric Service Company
Charles C. Goforth
Mercantile Bank
Dallas
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