Rain brings pasture relief and timber market gains in Cherokee
Last week Cherokee County received widespread rains from 3 to 6 inches boosting pastures and meadows. Fertilizer rates are advised for coastal grasses and bermuda, while timber sales rise with prices around 80 dollars per thousand board feet on Scribner scale. Vaccination and quarantine rules for VEE remain in effect for horses and other equines. Soil and hay testing are urged as falls approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee County
Bermuda
John Hale
Texas Forest Service
TFS
Farm Bureau Fights Union Push for Secret Ballots
Cesar Chavez's United Farm Workers challenges Farm Bureau on bills in Congress and states to require secret ballot elections for farm workers and ban the secondary boycott. Union leader threatens nationwide campaign to attack the Farm Bureau while president William J. Kuhfuss vows to defend workers right to organize and protect farmers from coercive boycotts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers National Union
Farm Bureau
Congress
National Labor Relations Act
American Farm Bureau Federation
William J. Kuhfuss
Women and work in a changing era and pay gaps
Article notes rising expectations for young women and longer work lives while average earnings in 1970 lag men. It links lower pay to overrepresentation in lower skilled jobs and schooling patterns. It calls for expanded vocational education through 1968 amendments and advisory council involvement to broaden training for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Labor
Weekend Guests Visit Beaulah Allen From Three Cities
Rusk residents Mr. and Mrs. George Baird of Houston and Raymond Allen of Mt. Pleasant visited their sister Miss Beaulah Allen over the weekend. The Bairds were on vacation en route to Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baird
Houston
Raymond Allen
Mt. Pleasant
Beaulah Allen
Mrs. Baird
Detroit
Michigan
Elaine de Kooning Portrait Workshop at Thier Museum
Elaine de Kooning will lead a July 10–14, 1972 portrait painting workshop at the Thier Museum of Art, with sessions 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Registration is at the Tyler Museum of Art Office or by calling 595.1001, tuition $50, closing July 1. Her portrait exhibition continues at Carmichael Gallery through July 8, 1972, with museum hours 10–5 Tue–Sat and 1–5 Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine de Kooning
Thier Museum of Art
Tyler Museum of Art
Carmichael
de Kooning
Willem de Kooning
Appliances And Laundry Care Tips From the NAM Director
Margaret Spader of the National Association of Manufacturers discusses why refrigerator trims stain and how to care for appliances. She advises choosing a reliable dealer, describing your laundry, and selecting models with suitable cycles, noting utility help for wiring or hot water issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Spader
Consumer Affairs
National Association of Manufacturers
Independence Day 1972 Reflections on Liberty and Responsibility
The piece marks the 196th Independence anniversary amid political turmoil. It argues more problems are publicized now, yet solutions require inspiration and perspiration. It recalls the Declaration of Independence as a framework for addressing issues through goodwill across government, business, and society.
Library News Highlights New Hours and Thanks
Report lauds happiness from rains and announces City Council approval of library hours starting July 1 open Mondays and Thursdays 1 00 to 7 00 pm with existing Wednesday and Friday 1 00 to 5 00 pm. Gratitude expressed to volunteers donors and local officials for support and petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Perkins
Gene Meyers
W. H. Hanna
Oscar Levant
M.M. Guinn
Opal Hassell
Tommy Hassell
Santya Ross
Abner Webb
Mr and Mrs Houston White Attend Rotary National Convention
Mr and Mrs Houston White returned from the Rotary National Convention in Houston where 75 counties were represented. They visited their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs George White during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston White
Rotary
GM to Build Low-Cost Cars for Developing Nations
General Motors introduces a durable four cylinder vehicle built by Vauxhall Motors Limited in Great Britain. The ladder frame design supports various simple bodies for passenger and cargo use, aimed at affordable dependable transport and job creation in emerging nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Developing Nations
General Motors
Vauxhall Motors Limited
Great Britain
E. M. Estes
General Motors Group
Lions Club year opens with new president in Rusk
Friday night marked the start of the 1972 73 Lions Club year with Lion President Raymond Cooper and a slate of new officers. The piece recalls Melvin Jones founding Lionism in 1917 and praises liberty intelligence and national safety as guiding ideals while urging committees to begin work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Raymond Cooper
Lions Club
Melvin Jones
Lionism
Dallas
Lions Clubs
Lion
Cooper
Board of Directors
Rusk
Glen Stanley
Tire promises push future of long lasting travel
Experts forecast tire guarantees reach 100000 miles for passenger cars and speeds up to 200 mph within thirty years. They also envision rubber tires on trains enabling speeds near 500 mph.
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James Armstrong
Texas A&m Extension
Johnny McKay
Texas
Union
Ake
Mary Lee Thompson
Rusk Folks
Sesco
Stern
Electric Service Company
ING
Central
E. J. Kirby, Jr
Chariton
Courier
Library News
Lawn
Pineview Retaurant
H. Whitehead Enterprises
North Main ST
God
Sand
Psalm
Church
Co Seth
Wit
Chevrolet
Cooperative
Wallace
Gregg
Agency
Manana Southwestern Lyons Butane Electric Service Gas Company Company
Pearman Piggly Wiggly
Nk Electric
Eral Home Manning Grocery Laseunennsemenmnettentil
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