One of Keys to Growth Connecting Local Leaders
In this group photo, Claude Leon Hooks of Bonham is on the left background, James F. Poe of Bonham in the left foreground, Dwayne Henin Jr of Hendrix, Oklahoma in the background, and Ronald Henry Caplinger of Wolfe City on the right.
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Claude Leon Hooks
Bonham
James F. Poe
Dwayne Henin, Jr
Hendrix
Okla
Ronald Henry Caplinger
Wolfe City
Kraft Dairying Role Boosts Local Economy in Bonham
Kraft Foods plant in Bonham processes milk from 158 Fannin county producers and neighboring areas. In five months of 1959 the plant collected about 13 million pounds of milk and produced 1,300,600 pounds of cheese, with May deliveries of 3.5 million pounds. Production supports 35 workers and adds income to farmers and Bonham merchants, totaling around $75,000 paid to local dairy farmers monthly.
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Kraft Foods
Kraft
Kraft Foods Co
Fannin County
Shreveport
Rusk
Muenster
Fannin
United States
Texas
Oklahoma
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Bonham
Milk Output Would Flood a River 3088 Miles Long
Figures show 1956 milk production could fill a river over 3,000 miles long, given 22,357,390 dairy cows on about 1 percent of U.S. farms. Production neared 126.1 billion pounds, near the 1957 record. The illustration compares volume to a Boston to San Francisco river, world-banded bottles, and a moonward stack.
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America
Boston
San Francisco
Poor Milking Methods Spark Mastitis Risk, Says Expert
College Station reports A M Meekma extension dairy husbandman says poor milking practices and mismanaged milking machines are the main cause of mastitis. He notes mastitis results from multiple udder injuries, with at least 70 percent of cases man-made and heavy grain or protein feeding not linked to udder issues.
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A. M. Meekma
Extension
Texas
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