The Giddings News (Giddings, Tex.), Vol. 69, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 6, 1958 Page: 13 of 20
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MARRIED 65 YEARS — Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schuhmann
observed their 65th wedding anniversary Sunday, Jan. 26. Mr.
and Mrs. Schuhmann (nee Helen Suehs) were married Jan. 26.
1893, at Waldeck in Fayette County, with the Rev. Wm. Hermes
performing the ceremony. Mr. Schuhmann is 90 and Mrs. Schuh-
mann is 85. They are members of Martin Luther Church.
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Farmers May Look
For Top Yields in '58
Cotton farmers can look for-
ward this year to the benefits
from last year’s drought break-
ing rains, research records in-
dicate.
“Invariably it’s the year fol-
lowing good rainfall that we
record top cotton yields,” says
Dr E. D. Cook, Agronomist at
the Blackland Experiment Sta-
tion at Temple
Dr. Cook said records at the
station with one variety of cot-
torr over the past 32 years bear
out this statement •
He said moisture conditions
over the entire Blackland area
the cheapest crop ।
because of the good
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strain pedigreed stock. The same pure strains must
be crossed to get same year after yeaf result*. Not a
hit end miss proposition.
2. Parent stock bred n Central Texas and climatiz: J to
resist leukosis, your big paralysis killer. — *
3. Big Egg Leyen with livability—floor or cages.
4. Early maturity and production.
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his liberty in the pursuit of
happiness.
Mrs. Elton
should result in better grades of
cotton, he said, with farmers
getting a better price
Bearing out his contention
that higher yields follow high
rains. Cook pointed to acre
yields of 192 pounds in 1941
ron, and Karon -visited
Clara Korth Monday.
Visitors of Mr. and
Frank Els and family '
Mrs. Charlie Budzenski
By Dorothy Zwernemann
Personals
Mr. and’ Mrs. Paul Medack
visited Mr. and Mrs. Clemens
Goerlitz and family Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Els and family
visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Wolff.
Mrs. Frank Els,Peggy, Sha-
Mr and Mrs. Erwin Schulze
Mr and Mrs. John P Stoppel-
berg, Elizabeth Muenich, Mr.
and Mrs John W. Muenich of
Houston went to Hallettsville
and to Shiner Saturday to visit
John W Muenich. Mrs. Adolph
Berger and Emil Berger and
family. Saturday night they
attended a wedding dance wth
friends and relatives.
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this year than they have in any
recent year.
This is actually the first year
in the past 10 when the under-
ground moisture conditions
have been good enough to as-
sure a cotton crop
Cook says that with normal
rainfall in the late spring to
। get the cotton up to a stand,
prospects will be excellent for
good yields
He said that there is a
chance, too, that this will be
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48 Years of Solid Achievement!
"As the twig is bent, so grows the tree.” "We take this oppor-
tunity to offer our most admiring congratulations to the Boy
Scouts of America — the splindid organization that, for 48
years, has bent the "twig" in the right direction!
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‘LARGE EGGS,
4229 inchests compared towhen rainfall totaled 36 in-
yields of 268 pounds in 1942. ches.
eggs, and on less feed per dozen.
9. We have our own Parent Rock, purchased direct from
the breeder.
10. Winner* in your own laying home. Make the com-
parison test. See contest fact* and atk the man who
own* them.
HARRIS HATCHERY
Winchester, Texas
Baby Chicka ivory Tuosday.
HJW Shah Cross White Leghorns, Big English White Leghorne,
White Rocks, Ames-in-Cros Hybveds •
— Started Pullets Kor Sale Year Round —
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Oklahoma, Mr. and Mrs. Charl-
es C. Stork and girls of Hous-
ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Wolff.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Kimey
visited friends and relatives in
Houston.
Mitchell Hirsch visited Eu-
gene Zwenremann Thursday.
Ruddies Zwernemann visit-
ed Larry and Jimmy Mitschke
Friday night.
Mrs. Sam Vernon and Glen-
wood visited Mr. Werner.
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