1955 Men of the Year in Service to Southern Agriculture named
J R Quinby and J C Stephens named 1955 Men of the Year in Service to Southern Agriculture by Progressive Farmer for developing high yielding grain sorghum hybrids. Article notes potential 20 to 40 percent yield gains and Texas sorghum dominance, plus Hobitzelle Award and Lavaca County planting program comparisons.
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Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
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J. C. Stephens
Usda Agronomist
Southern Agriculture
Progressive Farmer Magazine
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Quinby
Stephens
Texas
United States
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Advanced Dress Making Workshop and Garden Tips Published
Preliminary meeting for Advanced Dress Making Workshop set for Thursday February 9 at 2 00 pm in Hallettsville City Hall eligible only to those with basic clothing construction Miss Bonnie Cox district 10 meeting organizer from College Station conducts sessions in Gonzales and Seguin new district agent Claudia Williams will be on hand Friday meet St Ludmila Jr Sr Wied and Hope 4 H Clubs Also tips on shrub setting for foundation screens advising plant choices such as althea ligustrums Arizona cypress cherry laurel crape myrtle evergreen sumac and more to enhance privacy with low water needs
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Hallettsville
Bonnie Cox
College Station
Tues
Gonzales
Seguin
Claudia Williams
St. Ludmila Jr
Sr. Wied
Hope
Pay as you go budget offer while balancing aims
The writer argues Eisenhower proposes a pay as you go federal budget to balance the government for the first time in 25 years. He notes taxpayers would feel spending swings more directly and urges sound financing and thrift among citizens to avoid debt-heavy enterprises.
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Eisenhower
Congress
America
Blue Chip Stocks Define Fiscal Health and National Debt
The piece contrasts blue chip stocks with weaker firms citing long term soundness, dividend reliability, and high market value. It argues that unchecked government debt risks bankruptcy and notes Byrd and Bridges seeking a constitutional balanced budget amendment to require annual deficit reduction or restraint.
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