Prevention Best For Weed Control in Pastures
Weeds cut pasture and hay yields by over half, says E M Trew extension specialist. Prevention, timely mowing or spraying with 2 4 D, and proper grazing and fertilization reduce weed problems and protect crops, with guidance on equipment, rainfall, and herbicide regulations.
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E. M. Trew
Trew
Sudan
Texas
Juanita Powell Opens Beauty Shop
Juanita Powell opens the Manicure Beauty Shop in her home three miles north on the Spurger Highway. Powell formerly operated a beauty shop in Silsbee. Edward Dominguez, a local highway department employee, has returned from a Mexico City trip by air visiting relatives and Acapulco along the way.
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Mrs. Powell
Silsbee
Edward Dominguez
Highway Department
Mexico City
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Acuapulco
Studebaker to distribute West German DKW autos in U S
Len A. Fleener of Mercedes-Benz Sales and Heinz C. Hoppe of DKW American announce agreements allowing Mercedes-Benz Sales to distribute DKW cars and utility vehicles in the United States. DKW models include sedans station wagons coupes and a four wheel drive utility with prices starting at 1995 across ten models.
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Mercedes-Benz Sales, Inc
Heinz C. Hoppe
DKW American, Inc
Mercedes-Benz Sales
United States
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Auto Union G. M. B. H
Dusseldorf
Daimler-Benz A. G
Stuttgart
Mercedes-Benz
Studebaker-Packard Corporation
Fleener
Silsbee Women To Attend State B P W Convention
Silsbee Business and Professional Womens Club members Mrs. Ona McGinty and Miss Virginia Weeks will attend the State B P W Convention in Tyler June 12 to 14 as delegates. Alternates Jake Mack and Mrs. Louise Barnes also attend. The group meets tonight at 7:30 at Mrs. Mary Lee Perkins home for final year business and committee reports.
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Carlton Hotel
Tyler
Texas
Ona McGinty
Virginia Weeks
Silsbee Club
Jake Mack
Louise Barnes
Mary Lee Perkins
Santa Fe railroad carloadings and totals for week ending June 6
Santa Fe reported 25 199 carloadings for the week ending June 6, up from 20 612 a year earlier. Cars received from connections totaled 12 860 versus 9 644, with total cars moved 1 88 059 compared with 30 256. The preceding week this year saw Santa Fe handle 38 060 cars.
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