Bill Daniel Adds Red Angus Cattle To His Herd
Liberty County cattleman Bill Daniel expands his Gulf Coast beef operation by purchasing 2 registered Red Angus from Faro Farms Texas and Kentucky. The move aims to improve herd quality while preserving red color and conformation. Daniel’s long history includes land improvement, town restoration, and charity events on the historic Trinity River plantation.
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Cotton Crop Expected To Top 15 Million Bales Again
Washington AP The Agriculture department estimates this year's cotton crop at 15,134,000 bales of 3500 pounds gross weight, about 15 percent above the August forecast. Last year produced 35,180,000 bales. the 1959-63 average was 14,670,000. The gain comes under a control program with marketing quotas and government payments. The season's average yield per acre is pegged at 532 pounds, up from 517 last year. The Census Bureau cites 921,793 running bales ginned by Sept 1, down from 1,008,650 a year ago. States show varied yields, with Texas leading production at 4,550,000 bales. The Department notes a record U.S. yield of 532 pounds per acre and forecasts a 6,240,000 ton cotton seed crop.
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Agricultural assets rise to 237.6 billion in 1964
Washington AP reports Agriculture Department data show farm assets up nearly 4 percent to 237.6 billion in 1964. Debts increased 7.6 percent to 537.5 billion, while farmers equity reached about 200.1 billion as farm real estate topped 159.7 billion, reflecting long term growth since 1940.
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Borger Man's Pigeon Killed on Kansas Train
An A. J. Tipton of Borger Texas received word from railroad officials that his carrier pigeon died after a routine inspection stop in Emporia Kansas. The bird wore a leg band with the name and was found dead on the Santa Fe engine likely struck en route through New Mexico Texas and Oklahoma.
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San Francisco Three Papers to Merge Into One Unit
San Francisco plans to consolidate Heart’s Examiner News Call Bulletin and the Chronicle into the San Francisco Printing Co. The Examiner becomes a six day afternoon paper, the Chronicle a six day morning paper, with a common Sunday edition. First combined Sunday issue slated Sept 19. Production facilities to be centralized in the Chronicle, editorial staffs retained separately.
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Arizona Creek Wildlife Association outlines 50 000 acres lease plan
The Arizona Creek Wildlife Association, a non profit group, aims to lease 50 000 acres in Liberty County for deer and squirrel hunting while allowing trapping and bird hunting during the state season. Land is mostly timbered and leased areas are fenced as needed with headquarters at Rye Texas. Officers include Thomas A Wheat as president and C Paul Jones as state game warden.
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35 Area Men Are Sent To Houston For Army Quota
Thirty five young men from Baytown Crosby and surrounding areas were sent to Houston by Selective Service Board No. 63 for induction into the Army. Inductees will train at Fort Polk Louisiana with Baytown listed entrants including Bernard Cantu Thomas Saxon Jr James Coverson Raymond Coleman Jr Jackson McNeal and Jimmy Wilson Eddie Andres of Crosby among those called also named are Lynn Duncan Robert Vasquez Raymond Weber Harrell Johnson Edward Henk Arthur L Smith Elmer Punch Dan Hines Jesse Sanchez Harold Ahey Jr Ira Bailey David Perez Thurman Bryant Delbie Harding Harvey Williams Danny Staley Michael Bottoms Milton Gullick Melvin Yanchak Ronald Henderson Joseph Barras and Eddie Hamilton Walter Luce Jr Pasadena Richard Hoepfner Willie Thompson Seabrook and Jerod Johns Galena Park. The draft office reminded all males to register within five days after turning 18 and hours are 8 am to 4 30 pm Monday through Friday.
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Willie Thompson
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Jerod Johns
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