Yoakum Herald-Times (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, May 20, 1960 Page: 2 of 12
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rage TWO *. YOAKUM HERALD-TIMES, Yoakum, Texas
College Award For
Harvey Schneider
Harvey Schneider, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Schneider, 301
Davis Avc\, has been awarded
a bronze citation for outstand-
ing journalistic achievement at
Southwest Texas State College.
The award was presented at
the annua! banquet of the SWT
Press Club this month.
rl>.M »» cioninr luiuirw^w
*.A- III IV.IV4V. I , U ••••»• —
major, is sports editor of the
college yearbook.
Four grades of awards — the
gold citation, silver citation,
bronze citation, and certificate
of special recognition — wtve
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Austin — A reminder to Tex-
as farmers and ranchers was
given today by Agriculture
j Commissioner John C. White re-
minding them that the use of
hormone herbicides is regulated
i by state law and that each ap-
plier must obtain a permit be-
i fore application.
| White said the hormone her-
bicide is more popular than
■ ever, and while it is a good
I presented to journalists of the
college by the sponsors of the
'College Star, campus newspaier,
and the Pedagog campus year*
l book.
Friday, May zOth, "limO
For Herbicides
chemical, it can be highly In-
jurious to broad leaf crops, es-
pecially cotton. White urged the
applicator to be sure he under-
stands the nature of the herbi-
cide he uses, the physiology of
the weed as well as the crop
llants he is treating, and the
various methods of application
available.
• • a nnA aha —
M.ppxuxmittUfiy .mi/,uww awtci
of crops and brush will be spray-
ed this spring and summer in-
cluding such crops as rice,
COUNTY FARM NEWS
— By: Gilbert Hcldeman — i nunrtber of rodents and other
; , | pests they eat. But, because of
Most snakes are not welcome,, the fear of poisonous snakes,
even as visitors, in yards and | most folks just don’t care to
homes. I his is true despite the see them around,
fact that most snakes are bene-
ficial to man because of the There is no sure way to keep
snakes from moving into the
yard or even on occasion the
home some suggestions are of-
fered which tend to discourage
brush.
Herbicides usually arc classed
as one of three types depend-
ing on how they affect the weeds ! this happening. The best solution
and uuus Urlug iieateu. (l)j'- — rr.sbc the premises ur.at
contact herbicides, (2) tranilo- tractive to snakes by the re-!
rated herbicides and (3) soil i moval of food and cover they
sterilants. A single chemical I like. Since most snakes fe^d on;
, may be classified in more than rats and mice, a good rodent
wheat, and milo. Herbicides are , one way depending on the meth-1 control program will help. |
l o used to kill unwantedJod or rate of application. 'Maintaining rodent-proof build-1
ings, rodent trapping or baiting
programs and removal of ro-
dent food supplies not only dis-
couarges rats and mice but sna-
kes as well.
Closely mowed lawns and fields
are much loss attractive to sna-
kes than are areas of tall grass,
weeds and brush.
Eliminate trash piles, leaves,
beards, flat rocks and other ma-
terials which snakes use for co-
ver. Weeds, logs, rocks and o-
ther objects around ponds at-
tract snukes and should he re-
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If the proper ‘housekeeping’
job around the home is done
few snake visitors can be con-
trolled by persistent killing.
To keep snakes from entering
or crawling under a house, all
possible points of entry should
be bhx’kcd and this could be a
costly operation. Snakes can
pass through very small open-
ings and they usually enter a
building near or below the
ground level. Make sure doors,
windows and screens fit tight;
that walls and flooors are fiec*
nf cracks and that foundations,
fireplaces and chimneys don’t
offer points of entry.
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Janacek, John E. Yoakum Herald-Times (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, May 20, 1960, newspaper, May 20, 1960; Yoakum, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth758409/m1/2/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carl and Mary Welhausen Library.