Texas Prospects and Pressures Shape Industrial and Agricultural Balance
The text discusses how Texas prospects emphasize a shift toward industrial production while agriculture remains essential. It notes rising industrial labor income, dropping warm income, and a broad harvest impact. It touches on equality, faith, and impending desegregation challenges as the new school term approaches. It mentions cotton apparel and a 8 p.m. Shi ball flag event.
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Texas
Weing
America
First Bale of Cotton Ginned at Moulton Farm
Madden Davis of Gonzales Rt. 1 brought in Moulton’s first bale of cotton. The 1365 pound seed cotton produced a 520 pound bale ginned by Beran Gin Co for 40c per pound. The bale qualified for a $25 first bale prize from the Chamber of Commerce.
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Moulton
Beran
Madden Davis
Gonzales Rt. 1
Miles
Juan Navarro
Gus 2Iadek
Beran Gin Co
Chamber of Commerce
Davis
Prospects for bumper 1955 farm crop year predicted
The National Agricultural Research bureau in Washington forecasts a record 1955 crop year despite drought. Prospects point to large production across farms with higher acreage and yields in rice wheat and other staples.
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National Agricultural Research Bureau
Washington
Legion Convention Ends In San Antonio Texas
The 37th annual state convention in San Antonio ended with officers elected for 1956 and many veteran focused resolutions. Charles L. Downey of Pleasanton became state department commander, succeeding Stonewall Jackson of Cisco. Rev Marcus A Valenta El Campo was re elected state Chaplain. Delegates called for full probe of minority left wing veteran groups seeking community posts, and other resolutions urged land office investigations and expanding the Boys State program to 700 youths.
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Texas Legionnaires
San Antonio
Formosa de
Charles L. Downey
Pleasanton
State Department
FE. L
Stonewall) Jackson
Cisco
Marcus A. Valenta
el Campo
Warren G. Moore
Tyler
W. F. Spiegel
Port Arthur
Ray A. Gray
Greenville
American Legion
Land Office
Es. Eisehnower
Atoms For Peace
Con- Legion
Moulton Miss Crowned Farm Bureau Queen at Witting
Miss Darlene Pelech was crowned queen at Witting Saturday night by G. O. Little. Joyce Schroeder was runner up. Pelech will represent Lavaca County at the Farm Bureau District Contest in Beeville in September. Twenty four candidates were listed including Dorothy Pesek Vera Vernell Haas Sandra Olsovsky Patsy Buchanek Ann Blahuta Nettie Appelt.
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Lavaca
Frank Steinacher
Veterans Hospital
Houston
Flatonia
Mr. Steinocher
Praha
Steinocher
Smith Funers
Emil Berckenhoff
Albert Brom
Julius Fojtik
Sion Wi
Farm Bureau
Darlene Pelech
Adolph Pelech
Moulton
Lavaca Co
Witting
FA Bureau
Witting SA
G. O. Little
Joyce Schroeder
Henry Schroeder
Hallettsville
Dr. Everett's
Reager Cli
Pelecij
Dorothy Pesek
Wied
Vernell Haas
Sandra Olsovsky
Moravia
Patsy Buchanek
Bila Hora
Ann Blahuta
Nettie Appelt
Hal- See
Ginners and Cotton Buyers Meet To Explain Marketing Quotas
A meeting is set in the District Court Room next Thursday July 28 at 2 00 p m to explain Marketing Quota Regulations to ginners and cotton buyers and to discuss keeping of records, per A J Peters Lavaca County ASC office manager.
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A. J. Peters
Lavaca County
ASC
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