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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1954
Page
3
Cotton farmers can enroll to receive Smith Doxey Act services announced today by Sam W. Martin head of the Dallas cotton marketing office of the U S Department of Agriculture. Forms available from the county agent or local ginners. One application covers multiple services.
Under the Smith Doxey act farmers who organize into cotton improvement groups and file an application have their cotton classified by USDA at no cost. They also receive a market price quotation sheet from USDA to determine local value by grade and staple. Last year 27 995 farmers in the Dallas classing territory used the service.
Austin. Coke R. Stevenson Jr. of the Texas Liquor Control Board labels juvenile alcohol use the top issue. He urges combined enforcement and education, blaming parents for not knowing their children's whereabouts and actions. He warns a single drunken act can ruin or end a life, stressing adult responsibility.
In a tense scene at the Hawkins residence the family checks wiring in the cellar after a sudden blackout. Pa warns Ma to test a line while avoiding the second wire to prevent a likely fatal shock.
Grayson County tax official Mrs Iva Davidson reminded area farmers that farm licensed trucks must be used solely for farming operations. A Columbus farmer was fined 25 dollars for using a farm truck on a fishing trip and for making a false written statement.
Des Moines Iowa Mrs Virginia Mae Ginder 33 told Judge Howard Brooks yesterday she was driving 38 miles an hour in a 25 mile an hour zone because she was talking too much as usual. The judge complimented her for being frank then fined her 13 dollars.
A cone shaped bag on plants signals to kill bagworms now before damage occurs. They target arborvitae cedar like plants and some species feed on althea elms roses and oaks. Use sprays or dusts such as 10 percent chlordane or toxaphene, two applications a week apart, or 3 tablespoons of lead arsenate per gallon water.
The Agriculture Department reported it sold more than half of its surplus nonfat dry milk last month for poultry and livestock feeding. Despite sales of 403,500,000 pounds, it has enough solids left for expected human consumption.
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