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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1928
Page
9
Texas farmers move to terrace rolling land to prevent soil loss with 494000 acres terraced last year and over 500000 expected this year. County agents offer help through A&M and extension services to promote soil conservation nationwide road aid totals 219 million for three years with Texas receiving the largest annual share of 4502576 dollars.
The message states that the league will be glad to help you save your soil, implying a program or advocacy effort focused on soil conservation.
Fred L. Haskett, noted newspaper man, is hired by the Childress Chamber of Commerce with First National Bank backing to tour Texas regions and attract manufacturers to Childress. The plan aims to spark industrial development, but critics say the chosen territory may be misguided.
The text argues that more manufacturing industries exist elsewhere and that Mr. Haskett should seek opportunities in other states where industries are expanding. It contends Texas industries should remain in place.
Jacksonvile in East Texas builds a growth plan with 80 acres bought by the Chamber of Commerce near Missouri Pacific and Southern Pacific lines. The Cotton Belt Railroad adds 53 acres nearby for industrial use as negotiations with two industries progress.
East Texas harvest progresses with Elberta peaches selling at fair prices. Tomatoes, berries, Irish potatoes, onions, sweet potatoes prospects good. Watermelons plentiful and luscious. Cotton and corn progressing well. Milk factories seek more milk and cream. East Texas remains prosperous and farmers earn first cash.
Texas farmers gained the right to market home grown products in Shreveport without heavy taxes after court decisions. Shelby county melon growers won similar access, enabling Texas produce to be sold on the same basis as Louisiana farm goods.
H. B. Ross, a county farm agent, gains value from guiding farm boys and girls. Once in Shelby county, he organized trips for about 300 youths with Center business leaders, including a week at the A and M College Short Course. Now in Victoria county, he recently led 254 youths to Austin and San Antonio for a farm study at Medina Lake. Travel proves a strong educator.
The state directs the sheriff or any constable of Milam County to publish a notice in a newspaper of general circulation that has been continuously in operation. The command requires placing the legal notice in the designated local paper as part of official publication.
The Milam County Court hears Apolina Zalesky’s application for probate of the will of Anton Zalesky deceased and letters testamentary for independent executrix. the next term begins April 1928 in Cameron Texas. Interested parties must appear or file returns by the first day of the term, dated July 23, 1928.
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