Luck and fishing tales from a bass club member
A July column recounts winning a trophy for largest bass, prizes from a club drawing, a fishing trip spoiled by a failing outboard, a near heart attack after crankshaft work, a gifted mahogany tackle box, a rainstorm and a lightning strike that damaged home utilities, ending with a plan to fish and attend church.
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Carlo Morris
Austin Bass Club
Bass Club
Israel
Larry
Margie
Frank Wallace
Port Arthur
Wimberley
Wallace
Oil Company
Jack Oldham
Tommy Haley
Tommy
Pete Jennings
Brady
Huntsey
Haley
Boys
Ballenger
Organiculture grows into a garden revolution
An article extols organic gardening as a system for replenishing soil with humus and compost, replacing chemicals, and mulching. It credits Sir Albert Howard as a pioneer and argues organic methods yield healthful food, with yields rising as methods mature and soil balance is respected.
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Albert Howard
The Organic Gardener’s Case for Soil Health
The text argues that spraying harms beneficial soil life and crops, stressing that soil is a living ecosystem fed by organic matter. It advocates compost, returns of plant residues, and avoiding chemicals which deplete earthworms, bacteria, and fungi, leading to poorer crops and toxic residue buildup.
Dear Editor Praise for Hazel Green Columns
A reader voices high regard for the newspaper and its columnist Hazel Green, praising her articles as valuable and well written, and signing as Judge James W. McClendon.
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Hazel Green
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