The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 66, No. 44, Ed. 1, Friday, September 11, 1953 Page: 6 of 8
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THE BARTLETT TRIBUNE Friday Sept. 11 1953
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DISTRICT NEWS
formance will be realized.
Grass use checks indicate
that cattle have been utilizing
roughly 70 KR Bluestem and
Bride-Elect Feted
With Miscellaneous
Charles Sartor of Dallas spent
ithe Labor Day week-end with
I his family.
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"The best small nasture to be 00 Bermuda grass in their dill) WC1 lXeCCIlllY
developed in the lat four years diet for the past sixty days. u.ipff i
on any farm in the eastern half Theer is an abundance of both I Mibb Jetty Ray Bu udette and
of the Little River-San Gabriel grasses and grazing is strictly li'tj wSfpr S
Soil Conservation District." on a free choice busts. This "on- 5- ilrfSnn r afcrrlV Crver
That's what the Soil Conserva- the-ground" observation is cs-' f eJ f0WCe?
tion Service personnel stationed pecially noteworthy as an indi- J" a misce lunioim sn m ic
in Bartlett have to say about cator of the true value of KR S'vn rue
the fifteenacres of pasture and Bhestem mus be further Jto j
n ino rreu bh i iaimu u. V":v ;; ;v-- - -Vf nn led at the guest register.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Wacker of
Temple were hero last week.
Bartlett. Beyond that they add
on the pasture is the effect the' color scheme ot green una
vtjutv 4is itu i luii viiu nini
(Twill rival ail small pastures ver s made on the sraw. In7 printed w
in the hlackland area from a Both .grasses are ' Je" Jero Shea!ls beadng the inscr
Tiir.tirm atntuinm'tif wVinn a ery neavy clover giowtiM as .... ........ ftt c
r T"r IT' . . V "iT-Wim. " i rented and those irreener i uon. imuu
prevailing weather conditions. s ar? receiving the bulk of
To start from scratch and de- the grazing load.
velop the above pasture in the
last four growing seasons all of Guests in the Homer Whit-
which have been quite dry ft fiold home last week were Rev.
no small job they state and and Mrs. Wally Culps and little
has been accomplished through son David of Grand Prairie.
the application of the following
factors. ''$ Willie Laughlin of Robstown
ith
inscrip-
Sep-
tember 11. 1953."
The refreshment table was
! centered with an arrangement
of pink rose. Miss Ruby Bur-
dette served the punch.
Games were played and re-
freshments were served to ap-
proximately 10 guests.
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nent pasture grasses for this K. Laughlin and family.
area were selected and properly
planted. Thee grasses are King sir. and airs. Roy Tatum of
Ranch Bluestem and Bermuda Austin were recent guests in
Grass. KR Bluestem was seeded the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
on the thinner hillside soils Scale.
while the Bermuda Cirass was
sodded in natural drainage
areas that receive outside run-
off waters.
Second control of weak
growth through mowing and
proper management cf grazing
to avoid overuse of the grasses
has been closely followed.
Third overseedinir with Black
Medic Clover and Melilotus In-
dica sweetclover with phosphate
fertilization to stimulate their
growth was realized the first
and second fall after the original
grass seeding.
All phases of the development
process of the pasture have been
well planned and carried out by
the interested parties. Original
establishment of the grass was
realized by Fred Blair and W.
D. Mason former operator of
the farm.
Present management of the
pasture is in the hands of Alton
Bell current operator of the
farm.
Recent observations of the
pasture bv Adrian Moore. Soil
Conservationist are these:
There is a growth of "shoe-top
high" grass over most of the
pasture with areas higher than
this more predominant than
areas with a shorter cover.
Without rains this amount of
forage should carry seme five
grown animal units until ap-
proximated January 1 with no
supplemental roughage needed.
With rain? a much better por-
CARD OF THANKS
I want to thank you for the
cards visits and flowers during
my recent tay in the hospital.
Each kindness was deeply ap-
previated and will always be re-
membered. Mrs. Barney Douglas.
Mr. and Mrs. Doc Spinn of
Temple visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
gar Lange and sons Sunday.
Clarence Marohak was in
Temple Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. George Fowler
and George Jr. have returned
from St. Louis.
Miss Norma Beckman was in
Austin Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Saage
and daughter of Rosenburg are
visiting relatives and friends
this week.
V.A. Teachers
Attend Electric
Training School
Vocational agriculture teach-
ers from Area VIII attended a
Farm Electrification Training
School at the camp grounds of
the Texas Power & Light Com-
pany's Trinidad plant August
27-28.
TP&L's Farm Service divis-
ion sponsored the school at the
request of the teachers who
support Future Farmer of Am-
erica chapters in the public high
schools. The program included
group and secbional study of the
course to I; ? used in the teach-
ing of Fai n Electrification in
FFA work.
Vocation-.l Agriculture teach-
ers attend g the school includ-
ed Vernie . Marshall of Bartlett.
Mafz Pilsner
Beer
Roddy Distributing Company
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We Now Have
INTERNATIONAL
fertilizer:
In Pulverized or Pellet Form
All Kinds of Poultry Hog and
Dairy Feeds are Available
All Winter Legumes Now in Stock
BARTLETT PRODUCE
FIRE
Can Happen
Have you insured your
home and its contents ful-
ly? How about your new
radio set? Your wife's fur
coat? Are you covered ade- '.'
quately in view of the in- ;;
creased inflationary value
of everything? Now is the '.'.
time to check not after a '. '.
fire loss. Call today. ;;
: A. F. Czarowitz
:: Insurance Agcy :
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Top Price
For Corn
In the Bartlett trade territory we provide
a ready market for corn and all other types of
grain and always at top market prices. We
try to make our services to the farmer the very
best.
The way you want to sell is the way we
want to buy at the turn row in the field in
town in the ear or shelled.
See us whenever you have grain to sell.
MOORE GRAIN COMPANY
J. E. Moore Sr.
Telephone 7-3304
Bartlett
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Ford, Robert C. The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 66, No. 44, Ed. 1, Friday, September 11, 1953, newspaper, September 11, 1953; Bartlett, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth77096/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bartlett Activities Center and the Historical Society of Bartlett.