Ninth grade and Lynette Eschenburg graduate Channelview
Mrs Emil Fiedler of Shiner and Mrs George Kuck of Robstown visited Channelview with the Eschenburg family. They attended Lynette Eschenburg ninth grade commencement Thursday May 25 and Kathryn Eschenburg’s Channelview Senior High School graduation.
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Emil Fiedler
Shiner
George Kuck
Robstown
E. H. Eschenburg
Channelview
Lynette Eschenburg
Lynette
Kathryn
Channelview Senior High School
Field Day Near Beeville Showcases New 100-Head Feedlot
Bee Soil Conservation District officials and Texas A and M research staff preview a modern 100 head capacity feedlot under construction at Substation No 1 Beeville. County Agent John V Lindsay notes emphasis on drylot feeding research and invites cattlemen to the June 23 field day hosted by Superintendent Edward M Neal.
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W. T. Heidenfels
Bee Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors
Edward M. Neal
Beeville
John V. Lindsey
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Neal
Lavaca County Extension News Highlights Local Farming Tips
Dry weather slows cotton insects while early sprays show success. Coastal Bermuda grass praised for high yields on sandy soils and clay alike. A new Fire Prevention Awards Program for 4-H Club members is announced with a $25 bond for state winners. Visitors include Mrs. Henry Richter and Henry Kemp at Ella McComas's home.
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Ernest Dahse
Shiloh
George McBee
A&m
Bermuda
John Reagan
Joe D. Janak
Coastal
Mr. McBee
Plant Disease of the Week Southern Blight Impacts Tomatoes
Southern blight is a common plant disease with wilted tomato plants as the main sign. It affects many vegetables in sandy soils of eastern and southern Texas and is most active in the top soil at high temperatures around 85 degrees or higher.
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Texas
Man made activities blamed for shade tree damage
Harlan Smith an extension plant pathologist says many oak and shade trees show no disease but die from man made changes. Bulldozers removing surface soil or excessive fill near homes can weaken roots and kill trees, with other factors including drainage ditches and near by construction. He urges limited fill and professional tree care to help recovery.
Baptist Vacation Bible School Opens Smoothly
The Baptist Vacation Bible School began Monday at 8:30 with 30 enrolled. Instructors include Billy Frederick David John Sterling Sandra Turk Rebecca Little and co workers Mrs Jake Borders and Mrs Charles Russell. One visitor from Luton California joined Tommy Bernard for the week. Sessions run Monday to Friday 8:30 to 11:00 a.m. Commencement Sunday night at 7:30. Everyone is welcome.
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Baptist Vacation Bible School
Billy Frederick
David John Sterling
Sandra Turk
Rebecca Little
Jake Borders
Charles Russell
Tommy Bernard
Luton
California
David John
Robbie Sue Sterling
VBS
Efficiency versus small farms and cities on Rt. 3 farm
The Peach Creek Philosopher argues efficiency is not the solution for small farms or big cities. He cites personal resolve on his Johnson grass farm, notes concerns over farm disappearance, and warns efficiency can be overdone as it shapes cars, planes, taxes, and even a deadly bomb.
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Peach Creek
Johnson Grass
Rt. 3
Shiner
New York
Midtown Manhattan
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