Wool incentive payments set at 15.5 percent of wool sales
The Department of Agriculture reports shorn wool payments at 15.5 percent of last year’s cash returns, yielding $15.8 per $100 for wool. A 33 cent payment applies to unshorn lambs to deter premarket shearing, with deductions for promotional activities. Payments began after July 1 for wool sold April 1, 1957 to March 31, 1958, with eligibility tied to lambs never being shorn.
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Department of Agriculture Today
USDA
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
American Sheep Procuers Council, Inc
Soil Bank Regulations Under Review for Farm Compliance
Violations of terms of the Soil Bank agreement may require a refund to the producer and a civil penalty of 50 percent of the payment. ASC field representatives will again check farms this summer or later to ensure compliance with the Soil Bank Act regulations.
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Seft Bank
Mr. Powers
ASC
Soi Bank
Soil Bank Act
Yields Grazing On Soil Bank Land Out Farmers Told
W. T. Powers reminded farmers under 1958 Soil Bank agreements that harvesting or grazing on designated land is prohibited. Agreements run through December 31, 1958 and payments do not indicate expiry. Producers must refrain from crops, grazing, weed control violations, and adhere to allotments.
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W. T. Powers
Soil Bank
Powers
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
Pearl Harbor Returns Sailors After Five Months at Sea
At Pearl Harbor a crewman’s wife waited on the dock with her infant and a sign saying Something new has been added. A mix of unrelated text about beets and color retention follows in the dispatch.
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Honolulu
United States
Pearl Harbor
Polio Surge Triggers Blackfeet Mass Vaccination Plan
In Billings Montana health officials fear an epidemic after six Blackfeet Indians contracted polio in a week. Indian Health Service orders a mass program to inoculate about 4000 of the 4500 residents on the Blackfeet reservation, with Dr Charles MacCammen coordinating.
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Billings
Mont
Indian Health Service
Charles 8. MacCammen
Blackfert Reservation
Pageland Men Go Barefoot for Watermelon Festival
In Pageland the men peel off shoes and race across the streets for the annual watermelon festival, a local custom believed to be about communal spirit rather than madness. Women participate in shoes, or gaudy aprons, while men embrace the barefoot tradition.
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Pageland
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