Sorghum almum extension notes on origin and cultivation
The report details sorghum almum origins under names in various countries, its hybrid nature with Johnson grass, and its long trial presence at Texas stations. It covers growth traits, yield comparisons with sudangrass, winter hardiness, planting rows and densities, and management practices including weed control and fertilization.
Tax Bulletin For Farmers Reports Due February 15
College Station February 15 1957 is the income tax report deadline for Texas farm and ranch families who did not file an estimate and payment before January 15 1957 warns C H Bates extension farm management specialist Farmers and ranchers should not overlook that certain livestock sales under drought conditions need not be reported in taxable income if the animals are to be replaced within one year An extension of this 12 month provision may be obtained from the District of Internal Revenue if drought conditions continue All operators with a net farm profit of 400 or more must file a return and pay a 3 percent social security tax whether any income tax is due or not Operators with less than 400 net profit but over 600 gross farm income may use two thirds of their gross income for determining a self employment tax up to 1200 Landlords are covered for self employment benefits this year provided they materially participate in the farm operation Material participation may be determined by actual physical work or management decisions The Farmers 1956 Tax Guide Bulletin provides information on tax credits and other deductions allowed farm operators It is free from your county agent or the Internal Revenue staff Ask your county agent about a farm record book designed for income tax and social security purposes available for a small charge from the Exchange Store College Station Texas
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Argentina
South Africa
U. S
Australia
New Zealand
Nigeria
Ageria
Chillicothe
Lubbock
Texas Agri Experiment Station
Denton and
Temple
Brazos River
College Station
Texas
C. H. Bates
Internal Revenue Staff
Exchange Store
Bohuslav Promoted to Cadet Staff Sergeant at A M College
Benjamin W. Bohuslav son of Mr and Mrs F W Bohuslav Rt 1 Moulton promoted to cadet staff sergeant Squadron 17 Texas A and M College cadet corps He is a junior majoring in civil engineering and member of the Lavaca County Home town club American Society of Civil Engineers and the Engineers Council.
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College Station
Benjamin W. Bohuslav
F. W. Bohuslav
Rt. 1
Moulton
Squadron 17
Texas A
M. College Cadet Corps
Bohuslav
Lavaca County
American Society of Civil Engineers
The
Engineers Council
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE MOULTON EAGLE
Advice on advertising in the Moulton Eagle explains it as the best way to determine the type and amount of production needed. The notice discusses sorghum alums reaching 24 inches before grazing and warns about prussic acid poisoning risk from grazing in a young stage, comparing it to Johnsongrass.
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Moulton Eagle
Weekend visit noted by Breitschopf family hosts
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Breitschopf welcomed guests including Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ashcraft and son Mr. and Mrs. Walter Palmer and son, Miss Linda Breitschopf, and Sandy Perico for a weekend gathering at their home.
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Bill Ashcraft
Walter Palmer
Linda Breitschopf
Sandy Perico
A. J. Breitschopf
Ancestry Claims vs Nightly Locations Across Generations
A Chang ing Times line notes that some families trace 300 years of ancestry yet cannot name where their children were the previous night, illustrating gaps between heritage and present details.
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Extension News
Jack V. Lindsey
Joe Johnson
B. F. Goodrich Safe Driver League
Ty Hews Syndicate
Pillsbury
Supreme — Pecan
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Palmolive
Reg
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Frese
Texas Valley
Pillsbury’s Best Flour
Frosty Acres
Rae Eit
Crisco Labels
Wgal
Tefl
Worthen
A. Ca
AJAX
Dall Ae
E. W. Pietsch Corporation
District of Internal Revenue
A. & M. College