The Nocona News (Nocona, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 7, 1964 Page: 3 of 10
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Chapman Wins
j Cotton, Wheal Programs
Olds Award
Explained By County Agent
District 4-H
financed at
value of 25
Farmers
& Merchants
earned for the
low-cost HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS
prac-
School Menus
& Mendumti.
B. J. Wood Says Thank You
To People Of Precinct No. 3
Social Security
Crystal
China
Watches
Diamonds
Mom's Bracelets
Thank
All these and many more gifts to make her
happy at
NOCONA JEWELERS
NOCONA
210 B CLAY STREET
THE DEPENDABLES: SUCCESS CARS 0FB4
13 cu. ft
NORGE
64 Dodge
trays
HINDS CLARK
COMPANY
TEXAS
NOCONA,
allot-
wheat
harvest pro-
of a crop or
A farmer planting his effec-
tive allotment plus additional
COPynfM
post 'fl toll
A representative of the Soc-1
ial Security Administration will
be in Nocona at the Commun-
ity Room. F & M National Bank '
and the Dallas
Chapman Olds
had a 126 in-
up but Chap-
and beans,
sauce cake,
milk.
in which he has an interest.
(Feed grain base is not con-
sidered as allotment crop).
to
to
will
you
my
say
Model
REE-1336
acreage to produce cotton for
t a bond by
THE NOCONA NEWS, NOCONA, TEXAS, MAY 7, 1M4
to you and to uphold the trust
in me.
NATIONAL BANK
NOCONA O TEXAS
Member F.D.I.C.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Or replacement with a new Norge
Refrigerator of comparable value
that wheat
We do not
victory. We
credit, and to
whether the
Monday —
Potato boats, green beans,
bread, butter, cookies, fruit,
plain or chocolate milk.
Tuesday —
Hamburgers, lettuce, pickles,
onion, fruit cobbler, plain or
chocolate milk.
Wednesday —
Red beans. French fried
potatoes, spinach, cornbread,
butter, ice cream, plain or
chocolate milk
Thursday —
Hot dogs, pork
(cheese stick, apple
plain or chocolate
Friday —
Breaded fish, catsup, hot po-
tato salad, bread, butter, pine-
i apple upside-down cake, plain
or chocolate milk.
I of 3 1-2 cents per pound on acreage to produ
the basis of established normal export will post
.yield and cotton acreage plant I June 1 to assure that the ex-j
ed for harvest. 'port portion of his crop is sold ,
A wagon has a way with men. Always has. Always
will. Especially when it’s a Dodge Wagon. Case in
point: that Polara shown above. As tugged and hand-
some a carryall as you've ever laid hands on.
Inside—saddle-grained vinyl that resists cracking,
scuffing, shrinking, stretching. Hand fitted carpeting
on the floor. A center armrest in front that snaps
down solidly under your arm.
And there’s room. Big, open room you can cram
• Two Glide-Out Refrigerator Shelve*
• Deep Handidor Shelves in both doors
• Twin Porcelain Crisper* store 37 lbs.
• Cold-Lock Magnetic Safety Doors
• 5-Year Warranty on Golden Heart Compressor
• and Sealed in Refrigeration System
• Choice of color—White or Coppertone
Repair your home or make improvements and finance the
job with a low-cost Home Improvement Loan at
The Formers & Merchants National Bank.
A farmer will be eligible
certificates on the
olanted acreage within
"We Give S. A H. Green
Stamps."
Phone 825-3317 Nocone
I port portion of his crop is sold
in the export market. This j
part of his crop is not eligible
for price support loans or
other assistance.
Crop damace by weather or
other unavoidable hazard will
not effect the 3 1-2 cents per
pound price support for a
farmer planting his domestic
allotment, Smith explains. This)
payment, made on the basis of
established normal yield multi-
plied by cotton acreage plant-
ed for harvest, will be made
regardless of
farmer harvests his full crop.
OUR DRUG
STORE
"YOUR REXALL STORE
AUTOMATIC
defrost
tfR1GE^OHRESBCTION
So after calling on the aid of Deity, placing
Faith in Him, and my trust in you, all I con
is thank you again and again.
May I ever conduct myself in a manner that
be pleasing
have placed
By BROOKS SMITH
Recent legislative action pro-
) vided a voluntary wheat pro-
) gram for Montague County
1 wheat producers. A County
leverage price support of $1 31
per bu-hel has been provided
' for those who participate in
. the program. In addition, two
I kinds of certificates will be
, issued, domestic market cer-
I tificates with a face value of
170 cents a bushel and export
[ certificates with a
cents a bushel.
In order to be
price support and
Our Golden Anniversary is your golden opportunity! Come in and see The Dependables’
NOCONA CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH MOTOR CO.
117 CLAY NOCONA, TEXAS
———— SEE "THE BOB HOPE SHOW,” NBC-TV. CHECK YOUR LOCAL LISTING.------------
....... .V.VA- ..A-.... .A
Gifts for Mother
9:30 a.m. until noon.
You are invited to meet ‘
with the representative to file
your claim or to obtain in-
formation on assistance con-
cerning social security.
farm wheat acreage allotment.! thut Oldsmobile
Any acreage for which diver ’
sion payments are made will
not be eligible for certificates.
If less than the total market
ing allotment (wheat for which
certificates may be issued) is
earned, the reduction will first
be made in export certificates.
In addition to marketing
certificates, participating farm-
ers will be eligible for price
support loans on all wheat pro
duced and payments for divert-
ing land to conservation use.
A farmer who participates
in the program may produce
more bushels of wheat than
his marketing allocation or the
amount for which he receives
marketing certificates. Although
the farmer will not receive
certificates for his wheat, it is
eligible for price support loan
at the $1.31 rate.
Crop damage by weather or
other unavoidable hazard will
not affect eligibility. Certifi-
cates will be issued if the acre
age planted for
duces only part
no crop at all.
Smith suggest
producers check with the coun-
ty ASC office for more details
about the program.
Cotton Program
Montague County cotton
farmers face three choices in
the 1964 cotton program. The
cotton program is part of the
Agricultural Act of 1964 re-
cently enacted by Congress.
A cotton farmer can (1) plant
his effective allotment, (2)
plant his domestic allotment,
or (3) plant his effective al-
lotment plus up to 5 percent
additional acreage for export
purposes. Under the latter al-
ternative, Smith advises, the
farmer will sign up in advance
' at the County ASC office and
• request clearance to produce
cotton for export.
Under all three choices, cot- on Wednesday. May 13 from
ton produced on the effective
or domestic allotment will be
eligible for price support loans
(based on 30 cents per pound
for middling 1-inch cotton). A
I farmer planting within his do-
| mestic allotment also will re-
(ceive price support payments
to the roof. Seating for six or nine passengers. And —
underhood—a choice of engines ranging from a frisky Fj
Six to an optional, ripsnortin' 426 cubic inch V8. i
It's a tough combination to beat. '
Look ’em over at your Dodge Dealer's. The wagons
that have a way with men-Dodge Wagons. Man- r*UDVCI ED
sized. Man powered. Eight versions to pick from. oooot division motors cobporauo!
(And you might as well bring along your better half. WBw
Seems the gals prefer the big, strong, silent type, too.)
After You See Your Doctor
Bring Your Prescription To .
OUR DRUG
FOR SAFETY'S SAKE
STOCK YOUR
MEDICINE CABINET
WITH FIRST AIDS.
An 80 per cent increase in
sales is big in anybody's book.
f°r | Branch Chapman Chevrolet-
basis of Oldsmobile in Nocona can
I boast because statistics show
sales in the
Chapman place oi business
jumped exactly 80 per cent in
the first quarter of 1964 as
compared with the first three
months last year.
This is exceptionally high
considering the national 1964
average increase is only 15 per
cent. The southwest region rise
is 16.7 per cent
Zone in which
is located only
crease. All are
man is on top.
The hike has
Nocona dealer a second time
the Red Flag Award for mar-
ket penetration by Oldsmobile
dealers.
eligible for
certificates,
' County Agent Brooks Smith re-
minds the producer that he
must do the following things:
Sign an agreement by May
15
I Plant within his 1964
' ment. (He may destroy
on excess acreage).
Carry out conserving
tices on an acreage equal to at
least 11.11 per cent of his 1964
allotment. (This is not subtrac-
ted from the 1964 allotment).
Comply with all other acre-
) age allotment crops on the
participating farm and the
wheat allotment on other farms
you again,
B. J. (BELVE) WOOD AND EMPLOYEES
To the people of Precinct 3, I want you
know that it would be impossible for you
realize how my wife and I appreciate the won-
derful vote you gave us on May 2.
take full credit for this wonderful
give the employees a great deal of
those our friends, we give the rest.
It would be impossible for us to win by our-
selves.
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Powell, E. L. The Nocona News (Nocona, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 7, 1964, newspaper, May 7, 1964; Nocona, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1208740/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Friends of the Nocona Public Library.