Dairy Oper Hearse Planned At Overton Extension Center
A Tuesday program at the Overton Extension Center runs 11:00 a.m. to 1:08 p.m. It covers dairy herd replacements and dairy animal forage with Shannon Carpenter, Extension Dairy Specialist, leading the session for local dairymen. The report also notes light crimson clover seed yields, variable seed maturity, and pasture conditions in Cherokee County and nearby areas.
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Overton
Shannon Carpenter
Shannon
Win Son Ranch Charolaise Bulls Excel in MO Day Test at Corsicana
Win Son Ranch of Linwood shows top standing in the Cen Tex Bull Test Station with two Charolaise bulls posting high daily gains and weights per day of age. County Agent Gene Sears notes 112 day weights and solid performance while extension staff warn of ongoing screwworm vigilance this summer. Pecan tree growers are advised to spray now for pecan nut case bearer with materials like carbary, malathion, Toraphene following label directions.
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Win Son Ranch
Linwood
Corsicana
Teras
Gene Sears
Navarre County
Area Extension
Jack Coser
Neighbors Warn of Trust Funds Driving Budget Gaps
The piece notes federal trust fund receipts grew over twice as fast as general revenues in ten years rising 210 percent from 819 billion to 59 billion while general fund receipts rose 88 percent from 3876 to 143 billion. It argues unified budget masking surpluses and deficits misleads taxpayers and urges real deficit reduction.
Rusk Lions Club Youth Rodeo and Drug Awareness Talk
E. B. Musick Jr announces a Rusk Lions Club Youth Rodeo and a TV time segment at 11:30 a.m. in Tyler. Lion Glenn Stanley invites attendance as Mr. Coke Gillespie of Jacksonville discusses Problems of Dope Traffic. Parents worry about marijuana in the Rusk Jacksonville area and meetings urge county wide support to educate and combat drug use.
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Alto
Sammy Meador
Turney
Jacksonville
Rusk
Billy Jankford
Gillespie
Redefining Drug Abuse Beyond Illegality and Risk
The piece argues the drug problem extends beyond illegal substances to all chemicals including alcohol and caffeine. It contends dosage, context, and individual factors determine danger, urging science based education to clarify definitions and guide solutions amid social and economic impacts.
Quote prompts on school spending and student travel
Harold P. Benson from Smith County Kansas Pioneer criticizes pollution and edu cation spending noting a $20 000 bus and a $100 000 gymnasium. Ray Savage of Thermopolis Wyoming Independent Record echoes concerns about wasteful public spending aimed at student activity.
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Harold P. Benson
Smith County
Kans
Ray Savage
the Thermopolis
Wyo
JP's Office Reports Two-Week Justice Docket
Justice of the Peace Abner Webb lists six speeding filings with fines from 20 to 30 dollars. Five charged with public drunkenness at 25 dollars each. Two with no driver’s license at 15 dollars. DWIs set at 2,500-dollar bonds. Additional charges include worthless checks, disturbing the peace at hospital, disorderly conduct, expired MVI sticker, breaking and entering, theft, unsafe speed, indecent exposure, and fishing without a license.
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Justice of the Peace
Abner Webb
Local Hometown Newspaper Listing Ad
Classified notice from Rusk Texas listing weekly publication by E H Whitehead Enterprises at 618 North Main. Subscriptions shown: county rate four dollars per year and two six month periods. phone number 683 2257.
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