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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1963

Page

7

Soybean quality at risk from crotalaria contamination

County Agent Jasper Joyce explains how crotalaria weeds, used as a soil builder in past years, can contaminate soybeans. He notes a port cargo was rejected for crotalaria seeds, warns growers to remove the weed, and describes its tall leafy habit yellow blooms and seed colors to help identification and field cleanup.

Female weights for a 5'4 inch woman cited by statisticians

Life insurance statisticians suggest a desirable weight range of 113 to 126 pounds for a woman 5 feet 4 inches tall. The note reflects historical views on body weight and health standards.

Eradication Of Screwworm Gains Ground In Southwest

The campaign to wipe out the screwworm fly in the Southwest shows success. Louisiana cattlemen gave over 30000 dollars while Texas reports 304 July cases versus 10267 in July 1962. Oklahoma had 3 this year and 49 last year. New Mexico 182 this year and 193 last year. Louisiana and Arkansas report no cases through July. A Mission Texas factory will produce 135 million sterile flies weekly for three months to disrupt breeding.

Louisiana Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Arkansas Mission

Unique Pilot Project Converts Farmland Near Holly Ridge

An 18 000 acre Holly Ridge farm owned by George B Franklin Jr is being converted into the Holly Ridge Hunting and Fishing Lease a conservation pilot turning cropland into income producing recreation. The plan supports dove quail duck and future deer hunting with crop residues left for wildlife and managed water areas including two fishing zones and a green tree area. Curly Walton will manage this seasonal project which blends farming with wildlife while expanding water control and dove duck and quail habitats. Franklin plans to expand to Russian wild boar and deer areas, with extensive floodable blocks and three miles of levees.

Holly Ridge George B. Franklin Jr George B. Franklin and Son Franklin Hugh Tidwell Soil Conservation Service Rayville Curly Walton Cross Tennessee Carolinas Kentucky Franklin Farm Highway 80 Tidwell Green Tree Lake Franklin Lakes

Restocking Program Aims to Replace Poisoned Lakes

Franklin says past excellent fishing was halted by fire and poison while plans to stock lakes resume in October. Bream, bass, white perch and channel cat are expected. fertilization and management to prevent weeds. Biologists certify lake is chemical free. local and state officials and conservation staff collaborate with districts and the ASCS on the pilot project.

Franklin Joe Herring Fish and Game Division Wild Life and Fisheries Commission Jim Davis

Pest control plan cited in farm and research drive

The factory run by the United States Department of Agriculture the Texas Animal Health Commission and the Southwest Animal Health Research Foundation supported Louisiana growers contribution. The plan has been tested in Southeastern states where a live stock pest was eliminated and used on a Pacific island to eradicate a melon fly. Researchers are exploring use against other major insect pests. The human race must continue its war on insects.

United States Department of Agriculture The Texas Animal Health Commission Southwest Animal Health Research Foundation Louisiana Pacific

Moroline Petroleum Jelly Ad Promotes Soothe and Savings

A compact ad touts Moroline Petroleum Jelly for dry skin and chafing relief with a promise of purity. It claims 40 percent savings versus a leading brand on a 2 oz jar at 25 cents and notes Moroline’s larger 42 oz jar offers more value.

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George Franklin Jr David Bell Delhi Wildlife Project Jasper J. Joyce, Jr Rouw Vaanigsnne M. Kaplan & Son. Inc Adams Monroe American Cyanamid Company Carpenter Freeway Dallas Vation Joe Morris Conservation Aid Carolyn Chisholm Boeuf River Soil Conservation District Northeast Soil Conservation District R. B. Green Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Associates Finance Lewisville Avenue Louisville & N. Second Sts Yfree Cook Book
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