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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1963
Page
6
Editorial urges Milam County to reassess agriculture as weeks of no rain affect feeding, cattle prices, herd sizes, and overstock concerns. It argues against panic while calling for a new survey to gauge the cattle sector's economy.
The writer doubts the test ban treaty, noting it restricts atmospheric tests but allows underground tests. He argues it covers only a small portion of progress in reducing nuclear tests and reflects on realistic steps for the United States, Russia, and England.
A 1959 Texas A and M survey shows packers in Texas buy a large share of state slaughter cattle. Ed Avacek notes 85 percent of heifers and steers slaughtered in Texas were Texas cows and bulls mostly from Texas and nearby states. Calves and vealers were 96 percent Texan supplied with few shipped in. Officials seek a $206000 extension for F M 1593 at Point Comfort to support a 4 000 000 ton annual deck and channel.
The 1901 note shows the senate approved reapportionment placing Miami County in the 11th District alongside McLennan Falls Bell and Lee Counties. Also mentions county affairs including a sheriff sale of Dr C W McCuen library and civic notices across Milam County.
Supporters of the Trinity River development plan scored a win as the Texas Water Commission denied the railroad motion to delay the Austin hearings. Gov. Connally voiced support for the plan foreseeing major water conservation and flood control benefits. The plan envisions 13 reservoirs, a gulf-to-Fort Worth navigation system, and a $515 million cost, with railroads facing relocation and potential loss of freight business. The march of related items covered highway speed limits, Heart of Texas marker plans, and weather impacts on crops, polio case updates, and legislative riders.
The week sees a roster of patients including Mr Ho Jansing Mrs Bertha Todd Mr James L Wright Mrs Homer McLain Mr Alvino Cerbantes and many others. A dog care tip warns that if hunting dogs do not get exercise their nails grow long and should be trimmed to prevent crippling before hunting season.
Carr ruled the 1964 65 state budget rider limiting physical training programs at two state colleges invalid The rider would have halted college spending if compulsory programs were offered Commission on Higher Education sought the opinion after local directors warned of crippled work Texas Gov Preston Smith praised local efforts to attract industry noting Texas ranked third nationally last year in new industry attraction and lauded the Texas Industrial Commission for its role
R. J. Woodum owner of Woodum Auto Sales announces Wayne Hardwick promoted to shop foreman. Hardwick, previously with Pearson Chevrolet in Cameron and Lake Jackson, is a Milam County native married with five children. They reside at 5115 Noland.
This ad promotes T-4-L instant drying for 48 cents with a money back guarantee at all drug stores. It claims the product dries infected skin, replaces it with healthy skin, and relieves itch and burning today.
A brick dwelling insurance offer lists $5,000 fire and extended coverage with a $12.00 annual premium. Contact George Childress Insurance at Oxford 74-2112 for details.
The text urges increased use of sound soil management and crop production in Milam County. It argues efficient production and marketing raise net profits, support farmers and local business, and conserve soil for future generations, noting many farmers lose millions by not adopting recommended practices.
Leaders in agriculture and business back Operation Blackland Income Growth to boost Milam County farming and economy. The plan offers farm opportunity guidelines and ideas to modernize practices, aiming at permanent farm security despite past traditions.
Anderie Lumber Company touts Old Masters Liquid Wood finish as a solution for achieving a clear blond wood sheen. The ad emphasizes easy application and a durable finish for furniture and trim.
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