Polk County Enterprise (Livingston, Tex.), Vol. 78, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 1, 1960 Page: 3 of 10
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER l, 1965
Polk County Soil
Conservation District
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, SUPERVISORS
L. S. Stanford, Chairman, Livingston Roy McLaurin, Leggett
T. E. Collins, Secretary, Camp Ruby L. M. York, Shepherd
B. H. Jones, vice-chairman, Moscow
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Dow? Observation Faming pay?
T. B. Laird and S. J. Osborne of
the Hortens* community have the
' proof But it does. Laird has a 16
acre pasture on his farm that tells
a good story. He seeded It to
Singletary peas five years ago.
Each year he has fertilized with
200 pounds of 10-20-10 commercial
fertilizer; He had a Uttle Dalits
and Bermuda grass to start with.
Every year the grass and legumes
have gotten better - and produced
a little more. This year, starting
January 1, he grazed 100 days with
12 cows and 12 calves. He then re-
moved the cattle and applied 200
pounds, of 10-20-10. Recently he
had 930 bales of good quality grass
hay cut and baled from the pas-
ture, Lai{rd say* to rotate your
cows from one pasture to another,
take good care of yotjr legumes
and grassed allow them to make
a lol of growth and a good seed
crop, and fertilize each year and
your pasture will grow you a lot
of grass and hay.
S. J.,X>sborne js following about
the seme program. This is only
his ‘Second growing season. He
has cut and baled 635 bales of
Daliis and Bermudagrass hay from
a 12 acre meadow. These two land-
owners are conservation fanners.
They have basic conservation plans
on their farms. The treatment and
use of each field is'planned. The
results and benefits they are get-
ting Indicate they are following
their plans.
Buddy Pollard and Earl Morris
had a conservation plan made for
their farms at Drews Landing.
Technicians with the SCS assisted
these District Oboperators with
the technical material in making
their conservation plans.
Some of the conservation prac-
tices planned were: pasture re-
novation, proper pasture use, pas-
ture planting, rotation grazing,
farm pond construction for live-
stock water, fish pond stocking,
and drainage where outlets are
available.
Bud Swilley of New Willard had
his conservation plans progressed
to basic this week.
Edny Duke of Ace had his con-
servation plan revised.
L. M. Yolk, District Supervisor
from Shepherd, is deadening his
timber with a tree injector using
2-4-5T solution mixed with water.
He plans to go to Dallisgraes and
improved White Dutch Clover on
this track of black land. 1 *■
HORTENSE
By MRS. HARLEY CLAMON
C.OSW1 I SURE HOPE
MVS COMPANY HAS CASUIIY
INSURANCE ON HIAA WITH
MARTIN
Insurance Agency
116 W Church
PHONE FA 7-8616
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corbin
spent the week end at their home
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Holder and
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Lee Clamon
and son, Rex Lee visited in the
Robert Clamon home this week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Nadge Puckett and
son, Keith Ray visited relatives
here over the week end.
Haxleyne Clamon visited Dor1"
othy Scott in Camden one day last
week. •
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Clamon
and, family attended the Louisiana
Hayrlde recently.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Brown and
Billy John visited relatives here
unday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Holder visited
her aunt, Mrs. Mary Griffin, In
the Woodville hospital Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bullock of Corri-
gan visited in the Herbert Parker
home Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mack Welch
visited her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Harldjr Clamon during the week
end.
Several from here attended the
revival at the Jones Pairie Church
in Leggett last week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Laird were
In Livingston Saturday.
Goodrich Hornets'
Set Grid Slate
Sept. 2 — Sabine Pass — There
Sept. 9 — Batson — There
Sept. 16 — High Island — Here
Sept. 23 — New Waverly — Here
Sept. 30Open
Oct. 7 — Sabine Pass — Here
Oct. 14 — Batson — Here
Oct. 21 — High Island — There
Oco. 28 — New Waverly — There
Marvin Lara more, Coach
Household Hint
Easy way to decorate & room
Is to choose a favorite color and
work around It If yon limit
colors to three, there should he
no clash la the harmony of the
room.
MAKE YOUR HOME
* * MORE ATTRACTIVE
* » MORE COMFORTABLE
* * MORE LIVABLE
» * MORE SALABLE
- with a
MODERNIZATION LOAN
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SEE US
FIRST STATE BANK
LIVINGSTON. TEXAS
• • • •
SCHOOL TIME AGAIN!
PLEASE DRIVE CAREFULLY
Thi* bank will observe LABOR DAY, SEPTEMBER S, I960
and will not be open for business on that day.
TMf FOLK COUNTY ENTERPRISE. HV1MOSTON, TEXAB
FADE iX
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FROZEN foods
WHOLE SUN ORANGE
JUICE
6 OZ. CANS
SEA STAR FISH
STICKS
TENNESSEE
OKRA
TENNESSEE
CREAM PEAS
TENNESSEE
TURNIP GREENS
PKG.
27c
PKO.
17c
IN!
PRO.
21c
With Turnips PKG.
Leave it to BROOKSHIRE’S to bring you super-big
values in famous brand canned foods—just when
you're stocking your pantry for Fail Feasting! This
great sale features the I960 pack of your favorite can-
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...park. your, pantry ... pile, up SAVINGS .. .for
these canned foods are SALEPRICED at lower-than-
usual LOW PRICESI
LIBBY'S FRUIT
COCKTAIL
CRISCO
5 No. 303 CAN
Creamy
Shortening 3 LB. CAN
(
FANCY FRESH DRESSED
FRYERS
a 23'
NEUHOFF LONE STAR
THICK SLICED
BACON 2«.. 99c
FRESH GROUND
BEEF 2 - 89c
SWIFT’S SMOKE LINK
SAUSAGE
2
(9c
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OLD-FASHJON
HOOP CHEESE
VEAL CROWN
ROAST
LIBBY’S DEEP MINTED
PINEAPPLE
3
No. 2 CANS
$1 JO
LIBBY’S OREEN LIMA
BEANS
4
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LIBBY’S YELLOW CLING
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LIBBY'S CRUSHED
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No. 303
CANS
PINEAPPLE 4 2 CAN, 1J00
LIBBY’S WHOLE GREEN
BEANS 4 No. 303 Can. $1 .00
Libby's Pineapple
SPINACH 7
LIBBY’S DEEP BE
BEANS8
LIBBY’S
No. 303 Can.
LIBBY’S DEEP BROWN PORK A
14 ex. Can.
LIBBY’S SWEET
PICKLES 4 —
LIBBY’S SPAGHETTI A MEAT
BALLS 4 I5V4 ox.Cen. 51.00
LIBBY’S VIENNA
SAUSAGES ox c.n. $1.00
AUNT JEMIMA CORN
MEAL 5 < lb. bao 41c
LITE FLUFF
BISCUIT 3 cans 25c
BROOKSHIRE’S
TEA *lbfko25c
RODKEY’S BEST
FLOUR 5 L. .ao 49c
McCORMICK BLACK
PEPPER «. cm 47c
$
LIBBY'S PINEAPPLE GRAPE FRUIT
DRINK 4. c m,
UBBY'S GOLDEN CREAM STYLE
CORN 6-»«- $r
UBBY’S GARDEN SWEET
£ No. 303 CANS
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BANANAS
goldeKi
RIPE
LB
BIX MONTHS
FLOOR VAX
4 ox. CAN
BORDEN’S SILVER COW
QT. CAN
LONO OREEN
CUCUMBERS
CALIFORNIA
AVOCADOS
♦ GARDEN CRISP
CARROTS
SIX MONTHS
89c FLOORWAX
EACH
CELLO BAO
RED DELICIOUS
APPLES
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$1.59 SWIFTS HONEY CUP
MELL0RINE
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Dove, Billy C. Polk County Enterprise (Livingston, Tex.), Vol. 78, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 1, 1960, newspaper, September 1, 1960; Livingston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth762937/m1/3/?rotate=270: accessed July 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Livingston Municipal Library.