Texas Public Schools Week Proclaimed March 7 12 1955
The statement praises public school visitation by Texans in 1954 and designates March 7 12 1955 as the fifth annual Texas Public Schools Week. It credits the Governor the Legislature and the Texas Citizens' Committee for Public Schools Week and urges local involvement to keep education close to the people and improve opportunities for all Texas children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Public Schools
State Board of Education
Texas Legislature
Texas Citizens’ Conmumittee
Texas Citizen's Committee
Relation of Soils Rainfall and Grazing on Western Edwards Plateau
Bulletin 786 from the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station announces a new publication on how soils rainfall and grazing management affect vegetation on the Western Edwards Plateau. Available from the Agricultural Information Office College Station. Also notes water in cold engine systems can cause corrosion and wear and that about one gallon of water forms per gallon of fuel burned if not vented through exhaust.
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Western
Edwards Plateau
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Agricultural Information Office
College Station
Winters High Names Freshman Favorite Pair
Jimmy Largent son of Mr and Mrs T F Largent and Martha Lloyd daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Lloyd are named favorites of Winters High School freshman class. Jimmy plays basketball on the junior B team and Martha is a member of the school band.
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Jimmy Largent
T. F. Largent
Martha Lloyd
Raymond Lloyd
Feshman
Winters High School
Jimmy
Martha
Little
Plant Texas slogan to be heard during year 1955
The Texas Department of Agriculture and the Texas Nurserymen's Association promote a 1955 Plant Texas program to restore soil fertility and curb erosion. The slogan urges citizens to support better soil conservation and plant more trees and greenery around homes, schools, churches, and public buildings.
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Texas
Texas Department of Agriculture
Texas Nurserymen’s Association
Plant Trees and Improve Holdings for State Progress
Citizens and civic clubs are urged to join a state program for betterment. Texas Agriculture Department offers guidance from Austin to expand community planting efforts. The message notes a shift from farming to other professions and urges investment in future productivity.
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Texas Department of Agriculture
Austin
Soil Decline Threatens Nation’s Wealth and Food Supply
The speaker notes that farms are wide but thinning, with a third of the topsoil washed away. Topsoil underpins all food, clothing, and shelter, and once iron, coal, oil, and other resources vanish, substitutes must come from soil-grown products, a perpetual natural resource.
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America
To Buy Sell or Rent Use the Enterprise Classified section
Classified brief urging readers to use the Enterprise Classifieds for buying selling or renting items. Highlights that listings cover a range of goods and services and directs readers to the newspaper for available ads. Emphasizes ease of placing or finding classified notices.
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J. W. Edgar
Ted
Lundhateria
JNO Worman
W. Dale
Winters School
Chevrolet Styling
Than Meets the Eye
Chevrolet
Fisher
Educt Beogth
A Tackle CO
P.O
Largo, Fla
Rubie Rosson
Optometrist
Winters, Texas
Jno. W. Norman
Bedford & Underwood
Attorneys-At-Law
Lois L. LaVarta
Winters
Waddell Chevrolet Co
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