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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1983

Page

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Saied Named President Of Wichita Medical Society

Dr. V C Saied was elected president of the Wichita Medical Society succeeding Dr Erwin Spell with Dr D C Bondurant as president elect and Dr Richard N Sutton as secretary treasurer Saied a Wellington native and UT and UTMB graduate serves on Wichita General and Bethania hospital staffs as an anesthesiologist and is a diplomat of the American Board of Anesthesiology and an American College of Anesthesiologists fellow He leads the Your Doctors Report column and stresses patient care along with medical progress.

Wichita County Medical Society V.C. Saied Erwin F. Spell D.C. Bondurant Richard N. Sutton Wellington Saied Mack Saied Sr. Saied University of Texas Galveston Wichita General Bethania American Board of Anesthesiology American College of Anesthesiologist North Texas Your Doctors Wichita Falls Times Medical Society

Agricultural Developments Act Enables Rural Financing in Texas

Development Act available in College Station Texas provides a public nonprofit financing path for agricultural enterprises. Counties may form corporations to fund agri businesses owned by producers or cooperatives, with tax exempt status and bond financing.

College Station Texas Forrest Stegelin Texas Agricultural Extension Service Texas A&m University System Stegelin Texas Department of Agriculture

Arbor Day Foundation offers ten trees for August members

The National Arbor Day Foundation will give ten six to twelve inch trees to new members joining in August 1983. Tree varieties include Colorado Blue Spruce Red Maple American Redbud Black Walnut Norway Spruce Red Oak White Flowering Dogwood European Mountain Ash Flowering Crab and Butter Nut. Members donating $10 during August receive trees shipped this fall postage paid with planting instructions.

National Arbor Day Foundation America Arbor Avenue Nebraska City

Conservation tillage options for dryland wheat production

Farmers preparing wheat land should consider conservation tillage to protect residues and soil moisture. Wide-blade sweeps minimize residue loss but chisel plows and disk outfits bury more surface residues. subsoiling helps break compacted layers. Chemical fallow with herbicides may reduce tillage needs. use only essential tillage and consult the County Extension Office.

County Extension Office

Best Ranch in Texas Rodeo Set for August Event

Wichita Falls hosts the third Texas Ranch Roundup August 19-20 at 7 30 p m with over 200 cowboys from 14 large Texas spreads vying for braggin tights. The two day schedule reflects late 1800s roundup roots focusing on working ranch skills as Moorhouse Ranch defends its title led by J C Togo Moorhouse.

Wichita Falls Texas Moorhouse Ranch Benjamin J. C Togo Moorhouse

Community recovers from herbicide impact in Rolla area

The Rolla community, hardest hit by herbicide damage, shows progress with squares planted and improved conditions over the past two weeks. Dryland cotton lags in Bitter Creek and near the cemetery, where only the cemetery remains in both areas. Early settlers include McKnight, Burl Knowles, Will Hulse, G.O. Nell, and Lee Savage, who helped organize the OM school. The note adds a historic fact about the world’s first chocolate bar remaining produced with its original recipe.

Rolla Page 1 Bitter Creek McKnight Burl Knowles Will Hulse G.O. Nell Lee Savage

Texas Deer Population Reaches Peak Since 1965

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department reports the statewide white tailed deer herd at about 3.6 million after the 1982 census, rebounding from 1980 droughts. Biologist Fielding Harwell notes peaks in the early 1970s with over three million common, but warns habitat in some regions is overpopulated again.

Austin Texas Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Fielding Harwell Harwell

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