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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1956
Page
6
County agents Irene Odom Johnnie McKay and Johnnie Lou Weatherly with Garland Marshall Martha Barnett and other extension staff provide agricultural guidance and county updates to growers and residents. The notice outlines roles and offices in the extension service.
The article notes Bluestone mixed correctly can control pond scum with minimal risk to animals, plus copper in small tanks to prevent growth. It covers thrips and fleahopper control boosting seed cotton yields and value, and outlines the 6 S's of Recreation with activities. details on wall coverings, sewing shop demonstrations, and a planned girls summer workshop July 23 at Gallatin School.
The assistant home demonstration agent and four adult leaders Mrs J P Morris Mrs J W Folkes Mrs J C Moore and Mrs D F Jones led eleven Gallatin 4 H club girls on a tour of the Sin
The Linwood area, May 24 week, saw Conway Rice family hay efforts with 300 bales of oat hay stored for winter dairy feed and plans for more grass hay if weather cooperates. Rice uses home mixed ration, protein near 14 percent, noting lush pasture. leaf hoppers prompted a 35-40 mixture spray. A 6000 unit slatted broiler house furnishes manure for pastures. Mrs. Rice battles webworm and bagworms with recommended sprays and bag burning advised. Mrs. Rice keeps a freezer and prescribes heat treatment of vegetables before freezing. pressure cooker gauge to be checked for canning safety. Rural Development group names committees for Linwood, with everyone assigned and women prioritizing water quality tests and home sanitation.
A curious tip says if any felt hot except white weeds, clean it by rubbing with stale rye bread. The folk note hints at simple herbal or domestic care with pantry ingredients.
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