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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1951

Page

7

Latin-Asa Cotton Growers Link Insect Control to Record Returns

The Latin-Asa community near Waco Texas reports 1950 insect control boosted area yield and income with every farmer spraying early season. Led by W D Walker Jim Warner C S Lankart and entomologist Ewing the program sprayed 3084 acres across 21 farms achieving 8 percent weevil infestation and $78.44 per acre profit. The effort relied on 100 percent farmer cooperation and timing to protect beneficial insects and finish harvest early.

Texas Waco K. P. Ewing South Charlie Parencia Stonewall Jackson Satin-Asa E. P. Ewing Wharton County W. D. Walker Ewing Jim Warner C. S. Lankart Parencia Patterson McLennan Ross Falls D. E. Birkes Birkes Mr. Lankart Everett Holland Walker

Farm and Ranch Taxes Show Fourth Hike

Texas farm and ranch real estate taxes rose 4 percent in 1950, the fourth consecutive year of increases. The average levy reached 26.6 cents per acre, about 50 percent above the 1936–1946 average, with wide regional variation from 5 cents to 3.41 dollars per acre. School districts, counties, and state share shifts driven by growing school tax burdens.

College Station Texas Trans-Pecos Rio Grande Valley Robert G. Cherry L. P. Gabbard Texas Agricultural Experiment Station

Growth of School Taxes Linked to Gilmer-Aikin Laws

Economists attribute rising school taxes to extended levies on most land under Gilmer-Aikin school laws. The discussion notes 7 percent rates and cites the broader tax base as a contributing factor. A light family quip about family resemblance closes the excerpt.

Gilmer- Aikin

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