Summer time tomato set to bear in heat at Yoakum station
A new Summer time tomato variety developed by Dr. Arthur L. Harrison at the Yoakum Plant Diseases Experiment Station and released by Texas A&M promises fruit in hot months. The small, sweet family-garden tomato tolerates heat, is good for salads, and can be planted in May or June to fruit until frost.
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Yoakum
Plant Diseases Experiment Station
Texas A&m University
Yoakum Experiment Station
Arthur L. Harrison
Yoakum Station
Harrison
Natural Gas Income Rises for Interstate Companies in 1964
Washington The Federal Power Commission reports 1964 net income of 424.24 million dollars for interstate natural gas companies, up from 357.99 million in 1963. 1964 gas operating revenues reached 5.359 billion dollars with sales totaling 14.1 trillion cubic feet.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Slice a Biscuit Using Roll and Slice Method
Instructions describe forming dough into a two inch roll and slicing into 4 inch rounds with a knife to speed biscuit production.
Summer tomato promise narrows spring fall gap
Night temperatures dominate tomato setting said Harrison as growers in the Yoakum area test the Summertime tomato with favorable reports. The variety is expected to help close the yield gap between spring and fall crops.
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Harrison
Yoakum
The Oath and Perjury in Law
An exploration of how oaths compel truth telling and how perjury transforms lies into crime. The piece notes diverse oath traditions across faiths, the restraint on convicting perjury, and quotes a federal court on justice. Written by Will Bernard as a public service feature.
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Euripides
Occasoos
The
American Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Will Bernard
Estate of Hazel Zenthoefer Probate Notice
Grayson County Texas probate court appoints Maye Zenthoefer independent executrix. Creditors urged to settle debts and file claims by legal deadline at Howell Crawford in Denison Texas. Notice dated August 17 1965 and published September 2 1965.
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Hazel E. Zenthoefer
Grayson County
Texas
Zenthoefer
County Court
Howell & Crawford
Barrett Building
Denison
Maye M, Zenthoefer
Whitewright Sun
Veterans urged to take advantage of insurance before deadline
Veterans early eligibility for the new GI insurance remains open until midnight May 2, 1966. By June end, over 100000 veterans had applied for or were issued policies. Open to those eligible between Oct 8 1940 and Jan 1 1957 who did not or lapsed coverage, with disability requirements. Policies range from 1000 to 10000 dollars, affordable per week, with full details at any VA office.
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Jack Coker
Veterans Administration
Waco
Site Selected for Scout Jamboree in Idaho
Farragut State Park in Idaho chosen as the 12th World Jamboree site for August 1967 with the Boy Scouts of America as host. The 5000 acre park on Lake Pend Oreille will host about 17000 Scouts from nearly 100 countries, in a major youth gathering.
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Farragut State Park
Idaho
Boy Scouts of America
Nothern Idaho
Lake Pend Oreille
Spokane
Washington
Christ Within Him: Embrace Inner Good and Freedom
In place of dwelling on another's flaws, focus on the Christ within. See the spiritual self, the innate good at the center of his being, filled with joy, faith, and peace. Christ has granted him freedom to live his life.
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Christ
Double Cropping Grain Sorghum Proves Successful at Angleton Station
Texas A&M University recropping grain sorghum shows yields over 7000 pounds per acre under dryland conditions at the Gulf Coast station in Angleton. In two of five years the second crop out yielded the first, with harvest about 180 to 200 days after planting. Proper stubble mulch and adequate fertilizer are critical for success.
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College Station
James C. Smith
Texas A&m University
Gulf Coast
Angleton
Smith
Keep That Horse Way From Pipes in Bisbee
Bisbee residents fear modernization will push out horses as it did buffalo. Police Chief Clarence J. Malley warns that hitching horses to gas and water pipes downtown must stop.
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Bisbee
Aziz
Clarence J. Malley
Whipping Cream Frosting Stabilizer Note
A cooking tip explains adding a stabilizer to whipped cream used as frosting. Soften one teaspoon unflavored gelatin in a fraction cup cold water, dissolve in four cups heavy cream, then chill before whipping.
Arkansas Tops Nation in Diamond Production
Arkansas leads the United States as the top diamond producing state, dominating output with steady mining activity and strong mineral sector growth across the region.
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Arkansas
Pension Questions About Confederate Widows and GI Loans
The Veterans Administration notes widows of Confederate veterans have received pensions since July 1, 1988, with about 600 on rolls. World War II GI loans end July 25, 1967, and Korean Conflict loans end January 31, 1975. Under PL 86-211, those added after June 30, 1960 must follow the current plan. earlier entrants may choose old or new plans.
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Veterans Administration
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