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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1965

Page

2

Drive to raise four thousand for screwworm program

County Agent notes a drive led by John Butte aims to raise four thousand dollars to support the screwworm program. Through April 12 stockmen, including Bill Crenan and many others across Cameron and surrounding towns, are urged to contribute at banks or by mail to Bill Arthur, secretary treasurer. Contributions should be at least ten cents per head, with total funds needed above the minimum to meet the county quota. U.S.DA data show six million dollars spent has saved stockmen sixty two million dollars.

Cameron Livestock Barn John Butte Bill Crenan Burlington Albert Dorner Ben Arnold U.sda

Cameron Livestock Auction Sales Report

Packer cattle sold higher by cents while hog prices held steady at Cameron Livestock Auction. Thursday saw 369 cattle 76 hogs 6 goats and 1 horse consigned with prices paid disclosed.

Cameron Livestock Auction

Crest of the cattle cycle may have peaked in 1964

The January 1 USDA livestock census shows U S cattle at over 7 million—the highest on record—with beef cattle and cows up 2 to 3 percent while dairy cows fall 3 percent. The data suggest the crest of the cattle cycle was reached or near.

U.S USDA

Progressive Farmer Interview Highlights Milam County 4-H

Mr. Romaine Smith of Progressive Farmer visited Milam County on April 2 to meet 4-H members and learn about their projects. Charlene and Paul McDermott showed horses while Connie and Bill Ellis showcased dairy cattle. The Garrison siblings raised rabbits for pets food and lab use, and Dean Stiles demonstrated wildlife conservation and teaching.

Romaine Smith Milam County Charlene Paul McDermott Connie Bill Ellis Mr. Smith Bill Patricia Tommy Stanley Garrison Dean Stiles Dean Smith

Buckholts FHA Presents Around the World in Fashion Show

Buckholts FHA Chapter staged a fashion show on March 18 titled Around the World in Fashion. Barbara Smith narrated scenes from Hawaii Japan Mexico and France as members displayed dresses made by students in homemaking classes led by Mrs. Kathryn Janicek with stage props by Gail Junek and others.

Buckholts Fha Barbara Smith Gail Junek Hawaii Japan Mexico France Kathryn Janicek

Southwestern Bell to bury $10 million in underground cables

Southwestern Bell will spend $10 million to bury hundreds of miles of telephone cable underground. The move aims to protect service from wind rain and extreme weather and acts as life insurance for phone service. It is expected to create jobs both within the company and among suppliers.

Southwestern Bell

Home Demonstration Group Set to Meet in Farm Bureau Office

HD Agent Anna Marie Ramke notes the Home Improvement Group will meet at 7 p.m. April 7 in the Farm Bureau office to organize. 4-H girls urged to attend as a filmstrip on decorating in the home will be shown and adults may join the demonstration.

Anna Marie Ramke Farm Bureau

Postal Department Tests New Self Service Post Offices

Postmaster Narvie L Caperton reports a new self service post office model approved by Postmaster General John A Gronouski. A 24 hour unit outside Los Angeles opens mid March to serve suburbia with stamps cards envelopes mailing and parcel weighing. Expanded vending capacity and protected parcel drops enhance after hours service.

Narvie L. Caperton John A. Gronouski Washington, D.C Los Angeles Caperton

Service First Marine Brigade sails for Far East duty

Marine Private First Class James Wilson of Milano serves with the First Marine Brigade which departed Hawaii for Far East duty. The unit trains air and ground elements together under a single tactical commander. Joe P Campbell Jr of San Gabriel promoted to senior master sergeant at Sheppard AFB Texas. Sgt Campbell supports Strategic Air Command missile and jet bomber alert. Charles A Campbell of Rogers promoted to chief master sergeant at Kadena AB Okinawa.

James Wilson J. D. Wilson Sr Milano First Marine Brigade Hawaii Far East Joe P. Campbell Jr Cora M. Campbell San Gabriel U.S Air Force Sheppard Afb Tex Campbell Strategic Air Command San Gabriel High School University of Tennessee At Knoxville Kathryn M. Seaver Kadena Okinawa Charles A. Campbell Charles A. C. Campbell Rt. 2 Rogers U.S. Air Force Sgt Kadena AB Rogers High School

Buckholts FHA Girls Attend Area VIII Meeting in Waco

Buckholts FHA members attended the Area VIII meeting in Waco. Barbara Smith and Sandra Gresasx were named as State Degree candidates with Gresak installed as District II secretary for 1965 66. Buckholts also contributed Patsy Inge and Kathy Wallace to the District II Chorus.

Buckholts Waco Barbara Smith Sandra Gresasx Gresak Patsy Inge Kathy Wallace Janice James Rita Baggett Janice Brady Norma Barkemeyer Linda Sevcik Judy Beckhusen

Farmers to Plant Slightly Fewer Tomatoes and Lettuce

Texas melon and vegetable growers, following USDA suggestions, will plant about the same acres of carrots, cucumbers, green peppers, sweet potatoes, cantaloupes, and watermelons. They will reduce onion, snap bean, and lettuce acres by about 5 percent and tomatoes by 1 percent.

Texas USDA

Odrinex Fat Loss Guaranteed by Schiller's Pharmacy

An advertisement announces Odrinex fat loss tablets available without a prescription. It promises a full money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied and notes a price of $3.00 plus return of the package to a druggist for a refund. Cameron Mail Orders is listed in the supplier line.

Schiller Cameron

Local Social Notes Highlight Burlington Church and Visiting Guests

Rev. Bob Hartman filled a Baptist Church appointment and dined with Ollie Mode and George Burke. Residents hosted relatives and friends visiting from Dallas Cameron Austin Rosebud Houston Waco Temple Weimar and Marlin during the weekend. A birth noted Carl Tolopka born March 26 in Houston with family ties to Burlington.

George Logan Bob Hartman Baptist Church Ollie Mode George Burke. Meyer Liberty Ogene Barkemeyer J. D. Lewis Buckholts Walter Marek Gerald Foshen Dallas Marek Elo Buegler Rey Schonhoeft Cameron Paul Dillon Kings Daughters Hospital Temple Jake Futschix Austin Ted Vitek Darlene Don Tolopka Houston Carl Mary Gleason Burlington Tolopka Wiliam Tolopka Carl Marburger Joe Holcek Virgil Schneider Melvin Gerngross Douglas Riddle Marlin Andrew Holcek Rosebud Ann Holcek Waco Sammie Bowen LeRoy Simek Tillie Schiller

German wines rank high in quality with France

Germany produces less wine by quantity, ranking 11th worldwide, yet its wines compete with France at the top in quality.

Germany France

Golden Gate Bridge Construction Began in 1993

The report notes the Golden Gate Bridge project launched in 1993 spanning San Francisco Bay. It records the initial construction phase and the involvement of city and state authorities in the early planning and execution.

Golden Gate Bridge San Francisco Bay

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