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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1968
Page
9
Dr. C W Horne Extension plant pathologist notes brown patch is a fungal disease in lawns, forming circular patches. Apply PCNB Terrador at first sign. maintain proper watering and fertilizing, remove debris, limit nitrogen, and check for chinch bugs to distinguish from fading out.
Fourty nine head of cattle and hogs were consigned to the Cameron livestock auction. Prices ranged with steers Good to Choice at 26.00 to 28.50 per hundredweight and cows 15.00 to 21.9. calves, stockings and stocker categories listed with various bids. Hogs No 1 to 3 brought 18.0 to 20.00, sows across classes 15.00 to 16.50.
Guidance on how long to retain cancelled checks for tax purposes. Ordinary bills merit about five years, while larger obligations may require ten years or more. Some checks should be kept indefinitely.
Cameron area homeowners are offered B F Goodrich Geon exterior paneling at low cost. The space age material promises insulation, hail resistance, and a lifetime guarantee. Call Ace Construction Company in Killeen ME 45566 and ask for Mr Charping for an obligation free appointment. Collect for out of town owners. Financing available.
A list of marriages and numerous vehicle purchases followed by legal land transfers in Milam County. The record names individuals such as C D Nealy Delores Russell Gerado Lopez and Juanita Garcia, plus multiple Ford and Chev pickup trades, and several land parcels sold by Rob Burleson, Billy Montgomery, and others to Cameron Independent School District and Cyril Vaculin among others.
Mrs Mary Bervi Posey and her children from Dallas visited grandmother Mrs Vina White. Mrs W C Cooper visits daughter and family, the Rev Frank Newtons in Houston. Elliott Atkinson of Shreveport stayed with the Atkinson family near Maysfield. Mrs Vina White travels to Freeport to visit daughter Mrs Doris Gleason. Roy Newton and wife attended Mrs Joe Luce’s funeral in Cameron Sunday afternoon.
J D Moore explains that all insects have a life cycle arranged by nature and in a unique way to perpetuate offspring. The article notes internal parasites of cattle and outlines naturally occurring cycles and control considerations.
Clarksons and friends hosted a large Easter gathering with extended family from Clarkson Barclay Rosebud Cameron Bryan and Dallas including the Skala Ernst Harrison Dodd and McCollum families. A livestock note explains parasite control in cattle emphasizing pasture management and veterinary guidance.
Yee FFA members sweep district accolades as they prepare for state competition. Star winners include Murray McDermott Tim Titsworth Bobby Yates and Johnny McLerran with state officer nominees and Lone Star Farmer applicants listed. Poultry team qualifies for May 4 at Texas A&M while livestock misses by nine points. Rodeo team advances to five more rodeos after Hillsboro showing. Additionally notes on rice storage and pasture parasite control follow.
Safeway Stores Inc reports first 12 weeks of 1968 sales totaling 802.5 million and net income of 11.03 million, up from 737.5 million and 7.17 million in 1967. Consolidated earnings per share rise to 43 cents from 28 cents. Tax credit of 360 thousand added. 2,243 stores active versus 2,229 a year earlier.
Guidance notes that glassware should be stored with rims up and spaced apart to avoid stacking, reducing risk of breakage and damage. Emphasizes keeping items separate for accessibility and safety in storage areas.
Scott and White Hospital and Mary Hardin-Baylor College announce a cooperative program to grant bachelor of science in nursing. The plan shifts from the diploma program to a four year curriculum with degrees conferred starting spring 1972. About 150 students will study two years at MHB and two at Scott and White with cross college coordination.
Malcolm W. Proffer longtime assistant county supervisor for the Farmers Home Administration in Milam County has been promoted to county supervisor and assigned to the Seguin FHA office serving Guadalupe County He began duties there Monday morning and will relocate with his wife and three children to Seguin next month
Charley Boehme and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Trojan of Rosebud visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boehme and Rodney of Waco Sunday to celebrate Rodney’s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ralston and Robby Joe of Temple joined Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Foshen and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Polk and boys for a Sunday gathering.
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