Stocker calf grazing tests show mixed profits in Cherokee County
Farming Today reports winter grazing trials on small grain and rye grass pastures in Cherokee County, showing two of five operations profitable. Profit per head ranged from 11.98 loss to 26.25 gain, with best results from prepared seed beds and high fertilization. Weather and feed costs heavily influence outcomes.
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Cherokee County
Bermuda
TFB President Views On Controls And Farm Economics
Texas Farm Bureau President J T Woodson told President Nixon that price controls on raw agricultural products would harm agriculture, arguing supply and demand set prices and an across the board freeze could reduce food and trigger black market activity. He notes parity indexes show farmers receive less than fair value and cites cost figures per cow in 1971 including cash operating and fixed costs totaling 159.99 dollars.
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M.J. Florence
Henry's Chapel
Agriculture Extension Service
Texas A&m
Variour
Florence
Texas Farm Bureau
J. T. Woodson
Cost of Living Council
Nixon
Texas Farm Leader
America
Texas Highway Department Announces Beautification Act Plans
The Texas Highway Department outlines administration of the State Highway Beautification Act effective June 29. The act regulates outdoor advertising signs within 660 feet of highways on about 18 thousand miles of interstate and federal aid routes. Licenses and sign permits required. exemptions apply to certain property related signs.
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Texas Highway Department
The
Highway Department
Texas
Right of Way
Austin
Highway District
MSU Band To Appear On Television
The Rusk State Hospital Security Unit Band will be featured on the Glenn Earle Show at 12:00 noon on July 6 1972 in Port Arthur on KJAC TV Channel 4. The Port Arthur appearance follows a July 5 Lufkin KTRE TV Channel 9 live noon broadcast on the Johnnie Lawrence Show with the Hard Rock Band and hospital personnel.
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Rusk State Hospital
Glenn Earle
Port Arthur
Kjac-Tv
Channel 4
Earle
Johnnie Lawrence
Lufkin
Ktre-Tv
Channel 9
Lex T. Neill
Herbert Nichols
Dr. Neill
Lions Club Meeting Reflects On Local Highway Progress
E B Musick Jr reports a large Lions Club gathering with guests including Ed Win Campbell and George Wall. Discussion covered Texas highway policy, safety features, legislation impacting the Highway Department, and anticipated road-building plans including four-lane rights of way and breakaway signs. The note ends with a reminder of the Thursday meeting at Pineview Restaurant.
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Lions Club
Lions
Leon Lambeth
Glen Stanley
Lion Raymond Cooper
Lion Cooper
Edwin Campbell
Forrest Matthews
Woody Frazier
Jacksonville Lions Club
Herbert Nichols
Rotary Club
Mary Ann Patterson
Rusk Cherokeean
Lion Ike Daniel
Morris W. Hassell
Rusk Chamber of Commerce
George Wall
Texas Highway Department
Tyler
Highway Department
Brazos
Lion Bob Persons
A & M. University
Wall
Texas
Washington
Ma Transit
Birmingham Golf Club Pro Am Scramble Results
The Birmingham Golf Club hosted a nine hole scramble pro am on Wednesday June 28 at 5 15 p m with sixteen players. The winning team Virgil Carrington Beaulah Allen Glen Tolar and Dubby McVicker finished 5 under par. A second place tie was decided in a putt off on the practice green with Pete Grimes Bill Jones JR Bill McVicker and Randy Dotson taking runner up. The tied 2 under par group included Dr John Tate Johnny Dotson Lynda Tosh and Kelly Philbrick. Swing players are invited to contact Doug Jordan in the Pro Shop.
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Birmingham Golf Club
Virgil Carrington
Beaulah Allen
Glen Tolar
Dubby McVicker
Pete Grimes
Bill Jones, JR
Bill McVicker
Randy Dotson
John Tate
Johnny Dotson
Lynda Tosh
Kelly Philbrick
Doug Jordan
July 1942 Rusk Cherokeean highlights politics and local service
The July 1942 notes in The Cherokeean show Rusk politics with W Lee Q Daniel for L S Senator Coke R Stevenson for Governor and local officials elected including Frank Brunt sheriff and Melvin Session county clerk. Also reported are USO fund drives and a Reklaw community rally as the Chamber of Commerce promoted a military cap near Maydelle.
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Rusk
Rusk Cherokeean
Frank L. Main
Cherokeean
Reklaw
Rusk Chamber of Commerce
Maydelle
USO
Chamber of Commerce
James I. Perkins
M.M. Guinn
E.R. Gregg
Leo W. Tosh
Curtis Ainsworth
Chamber
Fred Florence
Dallas
Florence
Cherokee County
W. Lee Q.daniel
L.S
Coke R, Stevenson
Washington Whitesides
Morris W. Hassel
Maurice Walters
Jeah Parmley
C.L. Langston
Guy M
Boots) Black
Frank Brunt
Melvin Session
Roger Bevil
E.D. Spinks
Rusk Guests Include Bay City Visitors Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Glenn Miller and children hosted Dr and Mrs Jim Ed Cowart Walter Timothy and Mary Francis of Bay City for a weekend visit bringing together families from the region for a social gathering.
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Glenn Miller
Jim Ed Cowart
Walter, Timothy
Mary Francis
Bay City
Spiritual training mandatory in daily life
The piece argues that spiritual training is essential for personal conduct and growth, framing it as a lifelong discipline that shapes character, resilience, and ethical decisions in everyday activities. It emphasizes consistent practice and mindful reflection to cultivate inner strength.
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Church
Tham
Child
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New Summerfield
TFB
Stern Electric Service Company
MSU
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E.B. Musick, Jr
Pineview Restaurant
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