Red River Valley Tour Slated October 7 At Station
Red River Valley Experiment Station will host a field tour Friday October 7 at 2 p m. J X Oakes superintendent invites farmers and interested persons to attend. The site is Curtis on Highway 71 eight miles south of Bossier City. Topics include cotton varieties fertilization insect control and soybean tests with speakers from LSU main station and Extension service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River Valley Experiment Station
J-X. Oakes
Curtis
Highway 71
Bossier City
Walter K. Porter
John §. Roussel
John P. Gray
Ford W. Self
LSU
Kirby L. Cockerham
N. E. Thames
Ann
Allergy awareness and common allergic diseases notice
About one person in ten is allergic to something. Allergens include pollens dusts foods furs drugs and more. Allergic conditions such as hay fever affect work sleep appetite and digestion, with varying sensitivity to heat cold and sunlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alreays
School Board Buys Burroughs Adding Machine
Burroughs Adding Machine Company won the contract to supply a bookkeeping machine for Lincoln County parish school. Total cost with tax is 5841.54 dollars. The current machine will be overhauled and used in the economics department of one high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Lincolli’ Parish School
Burroughs
Mrs Harper Relinquishes All Claims Against Lincoln School Unit
Mrs Jack Harper drops all claims against the Lincoln parish school board over back pay for her husband. She accepted $718 already awarded for vocational agriculture work in the summer term 1958-59 and signed a statement relinquishing further claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Harper
Lincoln Parish
Charlie Barham
Harper
Plant Winter Grazing Now
Guidance urges planting winter grazing to cut feed costs by using winter pasture. Emphasizes fertilizer impact on grazing quantity and quality, recommending nitrogen for oats rye grass and wheat and at least 300 pounds per acre of mixed fertilizer and lime, highlighting neighbor notice.
Oil and gas activity dominates Lincoln parish wells
Calhoun Unit 24-9 targets a 10,000 foot test two miles northeast of Calhoun as Lincoln parish sees numerous tests across multiple parishes including Bienville Jackson Ouachita and Union. Multiple wells report depths from 6,685 to 9,933 feet with gas and oil tests at Liberty Hill and nearby fields.
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Guit Gl Corporation No
Calhoun
Lincoln Parish
Bienville Parish
Jackson Parish
Ouachita
Union Parish
Calhoun Field
Gulf of Corporation No
Southwest Natural Production Co
L. B. Smith
Frank & Crow
Myrdie Vining
Ruston Field
Feazel Interests
J. W. Ellis
Ruston
Wildcats — California Co
Robert L. Colvin
Liberty Hill
Smith & Cameron No
E. E. Smitherman
Robert F. Roberts No
Continental Can Co
Sip
Jackson
Parish
Wildcats
Barnwell Drilling Co, Inc
Barnwell-Anders
Chatham
Barnwell Drilling Co. Inc
Barnwell-Martin Timber Co
A. J. Hodges Industries, Inc
R. Jones
Vernon
Ouachita Parish
Gulf O1 Corp
Gulf Ol Corp
Sinclair Oil & Gas Co
G. F. Bulter
Socony Mobil Oil, Co
J. W. Russell
Australia Co., Inc
Olin Old & Gas Corp
Monroe Field
Frost Lumber Industries Inc
Southwest Natura Production Co
Frost
Out Of State Boat Owners Take Notice
The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission states out-of-state boats lawfully registered in their home state may stay in Louisiana waters up to 80 days. If kept beyond 90 days, the vessel must be registered in Louisiana with a Louisiana number. Registration deadline is November 1 with penalties for nonregistration and subsequent offenses.
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Louisiana
L. D. Young, Jr
Louisiana Wild Life and Fisheries Commission
Commission
Good Pastures Depend Upon Good Seed
Pasture grazing guidance from W. E. Monroe of the LSU Agriculture Extension Service notes that successful pastures rely on good seed, fertilizer, lime, and management. Start grazing at about ten inches growth and, if weather slows growth, remove stock when pasture hits four inches to speed recovery and prevent slow regrowth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Monroe
L.S. U. ‘Agriculture Extension Service
Stolen pennant sparks chaos at Tech campus game
Northwestern students stole the fair pennant during the Memorial Student Center incident just before the Northwestern Louisiana Tech game. Stanley Timer, a Shreveport freshman, chased the thieves through a plate glass wall, was knocked unconscious, and spent the weekend in the Tech infirmary. Police sought the suspects as escorts pursued the white Chevrolet believed to have housed the pennant thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Louisiana Tech
NSC
Memorial
Tech
Stanley Timer
Shreveport
Hoya Fron
Vladint
Natchitoches
Ruston Hospital
Haype
Esdhipod
Ruston
Fay
Hunters Urged to Curb Fires as Dry September Hits Louisiana
State Forester James E Mixon warns sportsmen to avoid fires in forests amid below normal rainfall. He notes it is illegal to start or allow fires on others lands and cautions dry woodland debris can ignite from a careless campfire or dropped match, threatening game habitat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
James E. Mixon
Louisiana Forestry Commission
Mixon
Government workers win cash prizes for ideas and performance
Washington reports 189 thousand federal workers saved 14 million dollars last year through worthwhile suggestions and top job performance. The Civil Service Commission says awards totaled 13 million dollars, with a $25,000 top prize shared by five army scientists for a method to miniaturize electronic circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Diamond Ordnance Fuze Laboratories
Lime Needed For Pasture Production Advice
Lime is essential for productive pastures alongside seed and fertilizer. Most local pastures require at least one ton per acre every four to five years, with two tons for White or Red Clover. contact W L Aswell for cost sharing. The State Forester notes full time alert for SFC personnel during hunting season and urges hunters to seek Commission guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. LeVasseur
W. L. Aswell
A.S.C
State Forester
SFC
Commission
McLane to Return for Howard College Homecoming
Louisiana Tech professor and former Howard College coach L. P. Addie McLane will attend Howard College Birmingham homecoming activities on October 7 and 8 as guest of honor. He led Howard teams to multiple conference championships from 1927 to 1934 and will speak at a noon luncheon and address alumni, with a homecoming parade participation and a football game against Mississippi College.
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Prise
L. P
Addie) McLane
Louisiana Tech
Howard College
Birmingham
McLane
Abe
Tech
Howard
Miskissippi
Lagada Thide McLane
Sattirday
Theoard Alumini
Pi ‘Kappa
Cer
MclLane
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