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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1971
Page
8
Secretary of Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin announces greater income protection for cotton farmers hit by drought. Changes based on USDA inspections extend emergency livestock feed and hay grazing support through December 31 1971 and revise procedures to aid drought affected growers.
Farmers may use their own conveyance as transport and cost sharing expands for emergency tillage on pasture and rangeland to reduce wind erosion and improve water penetration. Rural Environmental Assistance Program funds support livestock water ponds with uniform program administration efforts emphasized.
Tax relief on drouth livestock sales reduces tax on profits if reinvested in the same herd within two years. Extension may be granted in exceptional cases. Publication 225 outlines rules. local IRS offices offer free copies. Farmers urged to obtain the Farmers Tax Guide before selling.
The Board of Trustees of Writers Independent Schools will meet on Tuesday August 16 1971 at 7 p m in the Home Economics Building to consider the proposed budget for the 1971 72 school year. Public notice is given inviting attendance for those wishing to discuss the budget.
A compact history of bread from its origins in the Tigris Euphrates basin to its role in ancient rituals and daily life. The piece traces the rise of leavened bread, mills and ovens, with regional customs, and concludes with a recipe for Hot Tuna Souffle Sandwiches and August Sandwich Month encouragement.
Mrs. Juanita OConnor highlights fresh plums with color, varieties, and serving ideas including Plum Tarragon Salad and Chilly Plum Compote. The column outlines plum traits from California’s 90 percent crop to European and Japanese types and notes an August celebration of sandwiches tied to an 18th century card game and Earl of Sandwich origin.
In the J. R. Woodfin home visiting guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Blue of Lytle. Mr. Blue taught at Baldwin many years ago.
Coffee trees yield fruit for around twenty years after productive planting. The article notes long term fruiting as a key characteristic of aged coffee plantations and discusses implications for harvesting cycles and farm management.
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