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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1971

Page

4

Peaches Show Delayed Bloom Across Region

County Agent notes delayed peach bloom due to insufficient chilling hours with dry weather and December warmth. Low chilling varieties risk premature blooms and spring freezes while foliage remains scarce through June. whitewashing scaffold branches and aluminum foil wrapping offer some protection.

J.W. Worthington Greenville Ft. Worth Stephenville Brownwood Sam Houston

Poage Comments On Milk Support Price

Congressman W R Poage says he is disturbed by coverage of the milk support price increase. He argues the support at 85 percent of parity is fair and the dollar rise adds under 6 percent, equating to under two cents per quart at retail if fully passed on.

Poage W. R. Poage Department

Feedlot Dominates Fed Cattle Supplied to Packers in West

A 1969 USDA report shows feedlots supplied most fed cattle for west and southwest packers with Texas and California alone accounting for over one third. Packers bought three fourths of cattle hogs and sheep from country sources while auctions and terminals were less pivotal for large packers. Carcass purchases rise for cattle hogs and sheep with 20 percent cattle bought on a carcass basis.

Packers and Stockyards Administration USDA Texas California Arizona Colorado Oklahoma New Mexico Ed Uvacek Utah South Dakota Uvacek Ers

Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Central Texas

Maysfield and surrounding communities saw a flurry of weekend visits and family gatherings. Cameron’s Mr. and Mrs. Lester Turner and siblings visited. Gatesville and Gatesville-linked residents visited relatives in Maysfield and Temple. A Bryan visit tracked the Group and Cindy Smith. Johnny Yates Sr. hosted relatives while Johnny Yates Jr. was on leave from Camp Polk Louisiana. Newcomers Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rogers and baby moved into the John Thweatt home.

Charles Baker Gatesville Roy Newton Anne Carrow Neil McCollough Woodland Maysfield Herbert Thweatt Mariema Massengale Stevie Thweatt Mary Floyd H. M. Ashcraft Clifford Ketchum Temple John Pevehouse Johnny Yates Bobby Yates Cindy Smith Freddy Wayne Hefti Bryan Johnny Yates Sr Johnny Jr Camp Polk Eldred Massengale Houston Mike Rogers Baby John Thweatt

ASCS announces 1971 farm program sign up and loans

The ASCS notes final signup date of April 9 1971 for Cotton Wheat and Feed Grain Programs with 20 percent diversion allowed. It explains REAP soil testing requirements and lists approved laboratories. It also details Farm Storage and Drying Equipment Loan changes lowering interest to six percent and expanding eligible equipment and on farm storage capacity.

ASCS Milam County Ascs Office

Weekend Notes From Gause And Nearby Towns

Gause community players base ball Sundays at the school field. Mr. and Mrs. G R Warner visited Houston for a ballgame at the Astro Dome. Johnny Paul Alford returned from Ft. Polk for the weekend. The Johnson family moved back to Gause from Houston. Mrs. Shirley Goode returned home from the hospital last Thursday. Harry Glenn Alexander and Joel visited from Houston with HB Alexander and Margie Nan. A Baptist church meeting planned Vacation Bible School with plans for a VBS Clinic in Rockdale on April 26. Mrs. David Wilkins checked in at Scott and White in Temple. The movers relocated Tee Joe and Judy Marks mobile home to Orange. Lisa Guillaume guests Beverly Spence in Hearne for a birthday surprise. Weekend guests with J T Todd included Densil Wilson and family from Hawkins.

G. R. Warner Houston Eddy Doty Astrodome Johnny Paul Alford Ft. Polk Douglas Johnson Gause Shirley Goode the Baptist Church Rockdale David Wilkins Temple Scott and White Tee Joe Judy Marks Orange Lisa Guillaume Beverly Spence Hearne Beverly Lisa J. T. Todd Densil Wilson Ray Ronnie Robin Hawkins Tom Wilson New Gulf San Gabriel Baptist Church W. M.A James Terry Douglas Oslick Sam Houston Huntsville Chester Oslick Gary Melvin Davis Kin Waco Lawrence Kostrom Chip Mark Cameron Jerry Mayer Dallas Kathy Cunningham Rosebud Ethridge Davis Alfred Kohring Jimmy Ferguson Waller Robert Ottmer Sharp George Dodd Wilford Kurtz Patsy Holland Elo Chollett Mark Kostrom Otto Mayer

San Gabriel News Roundup Shows Fire Loss and Local Events

A San Gabriel post office storage building owned by Winnie Herron was burned early Monday. Rockdale and Thorndale fire departments fought the blaze. The issue also notes church youth activities, student awards, family visits, and hospital updates across the community.

San Gabriel Camp and Johnson Wholesale Co Rockdale Thorndale Winnie Herron Lesus Worley Temple

Milam County Farm Bureau Directors Meet in April Session

Milam County Farm Bureau board of directors met April 1 with 13 directors present. Reports covered a Dallas one day convention on the expanded program, new members announced, and an electrical shock demonstration. Durwood Tucker discussed expanded program views and upcoming bills in Austin. An April 22 meeting on estate and inheritance planning was noted.

Milam County Farm Bureau Board of Directors Dallas S. W. McClaren Jr Robert Jungmann Edwin Lehmann Morris Coward Wavy Charles H. M. Yager Durwood Tucker Calvin Cobb Legislative Committee Austin Coward

Swine Movement Now Restricted For 60 Days

The Texas Animal Health Commission imposes a 60 day ban on swine movement starting March 29 to curb hog cholera. Feeder and breeder swine require permits after farm herd inspection. hogs for slaughter to packing houses or markets move without permits. One unpermitted movement toward slaughter risks fines. shows require farm inspection and tagging. USDA bulletin bans removal of healthy animals from infected herds.

Texas Animal Health Commission Texas Woodrow W. Bailey Bailey Animal Health Commission USDA

Sunday dinner guests and weekend visits noted in Jones Prairie

Jones Prairie residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Guests included Clyde and Donnie Childers of Baytown and Langs of Houston, Nona Miller, Rev. and Mrs. Kindrick, and many others from Cameron, Waco, Austin, Graham, Maysfield, Ben Arnold, Elkart, and Houston.

Bill Thweatt Clyde Childers Donnie Baytown Bill Langdoc Houston Cecil Langdoc Elkart Ind Nona Miller Larry Kindrick Pete Gibson Willie Phipps Waco Luther Todd Elvin Harwell Carlton Crook Hope Jamison Gene Phipps Graham Presley Blake Thomas Turner Austin Mildred Martin Kindrick Jack Pond Cameron Mr. McConnell Maysfield Cooper Nina Aron Ben Arnold

Alaska-based airman returns after Alaskan trip with relatives

M Sgt Woodrow Zajicek stationed at Elmendorf AFB Alaska visited Clarkson area with sister and brother in law Edward and Mrs Svoboda and parents from Buckholts. They toured Dallas before Zajicek's flight home. Local celebrations included birthdays and family gatherings with numerous relatives from Cameron Temple Waco Buckholts and Houston.

Woodrow Zajicek Elemenderf Anchorage Alaska Edward Svoboda Frank Zajicek Buckholts Svoboda Leo Turner Robbin Renee Kerrville Albert Zajicek Houston Wayne Baggerly Cherye Waxahachie Edwin Zajicek Baggerty Sgt. Zajicek Dallas Elo Chollett Chollett Melvin Gerngross Temple Max Schutze Burlington H. W. Eximan Barclay Arthur Chollett Otto Mayer Marvin Ethridge Cameron

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