Blue Panic Grass Promoted for Lavaca District
Blue Panic Grass, a vigorous perennial, is grown by Lavaca Soil Conservation District cooperators. It yields 4-8 tons hay per acre and up to 50,000 pounds green weight per acre, grows 6-8 feet tall with deep roots, and improves soil. Plant in 36-42 inch rows for cultivation and apply nitrogen for max production. Seed harvest and seed production offer income comparable to cotton. Local SCS and ASC offices provide guidance and cost share up to about 70 percent for seed, fertilizer, and land prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavaca
Soil Conservation Service
ASC
Taxing trends and labor power spar in national debate
The Houston Post urges a sales tax reform tied to growth and population while Governor Daniels opposes it. The letter also critiques Hoffa and union power, calls labor leaders' methods threatening, and questions farm subsidies and agribusiness propaganda posing as democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Houston Post
Daniel
Congress
Hirsch Reunion Sent at Sulphur Park
Members of the Hirsch family gathered at Sulphur Park on Sunday June 28 for the third annual reunion. A noon basket dinner was shared and the afternoon featured games swimming and music. The next reunion is planned for the fourth Sunday in June 1960 at Sulphur Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirsch
Sulphur Park
Bracelet Lost 42 Years Reunited With U S Owner
In Bordeaux a 10 year old boy found a silver identification bracelet in his courtyard. A teacher traced it to an American World War I soldier, Lt. Col. Arthur Acker of Williamsport Pennsylvania, who said it was a gift from his mother and that he lost it 42 years ago. The bracelet was sent to Portiers and then shipped to the United States to its rightful owner.
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Bordeaux
France
Jean- Marie Audinette
Portiers
United States
Col
Arthur Acker
Williamsport
Acker
Cyrus Hall McCormick
Rockbridge County
International Harvester Company
McCormick
Comany
Joan
Acres
Three Children Die in Milwaukee Fire
Three children, David Lewis aged 3 Harriet 1 and Robin 6 months, died in a second floor Milwaukee home fire after their parents left for a lounge where the father played with a jazz band. The parents Cal 27 and Bessie 21 returned at 1 15 am to find the building ablaze. The mother was treated for shock and released.
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Milwaukee
David Lewis
Harriet
Robin
Cal
Bessie
Escaped Killer Recaptured In Nashville Bar
Richard Reilly, a convicted murderer, was recaptured in a Nashville tavern six hours after escaping from prison. He drank a beer as officers approached and quipped about a dry spell, while the bartender offered a free second drink.
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Nashville
Tenn
Richard Reilly
Carney Patterson
Patterson
Reilly
Mr and Mrs Daniel Kresta Return From Weeklong Vacation
Mr and Mrs Daniel Kresta have returned to Houston after spending a week away on vacation. The couple traveled together and arrived home yesterday.
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Daniel Kresta
Houston
Post Office Notice for Moulton Texas
Publication line noting second class matter status at the Moulton Texas post office under the March 8 1879 act.
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Moulton
Texas
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Carrol W. Adams
SCS
Hallettsville, Texas
Roab Studio
Moulton, Texas
P. O
Loverage
Kodak
Western Auto Associate Store
Jimmie Luksovsky
Jennings B. Cook
Flatonia
Fred A. Berckenhoff
Lott ST
Yoakum
POST
Cochran & Gosch Butane CO
Waelder
B. A. Kocurek
Kolar Bldg
Moulton Mtr
Beck
Hoffa
Reader’s Digest
Fisher Body
Detroit
Edwin L. Drake
Drake
Titusville
Pennsylvania
Drakewell Park
Nial Bay
Man of
Frank C. Bevan
Gonzales
Moulton Eagle
Malec Publishing CO
Edwin Gallia, Jr
Mgr
Gonzales, Texas
Federal Demospicnts
Urenees Corporation
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Chevrolet
A.M.A
Chevy
Popular Science Magazine
Sports Cars Illustrated
Motor Trend Magazine
N.A.D.A
Automobile Manufacturers Association
National Association For Stock Car Advancement and Research
T National Automobile Dealers — Association
Joe’s Chevrolet
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