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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1953

Page

2

Post Office Record and Local Subscribers 1879

Notice lists Cameron Texas mail matter entry date March 8 1879 second class under Congress inscription rates Milam County publication weekly on Thursdays rates 1 75 per year outside county 2 00 out of state 2 25 mentions Mrs W T Weishahn Houston and Mrs L G Wheel ts Port Sulphur La as visitors or contributors.

Cameron Texas Congress Milam County

Local visits bring updates from Cameron area

Mrs. Dan Robinson of Milan visited Cameron Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Young return home for a rest period after an injury. They spent time at the Lee Fuller home and noted he had been unable to work since an injury sustained in Kane Pennsylvania.

Dan Robinson Milano Cameron Johnny Young Lee Fuller Kane Pennsylvania

Little River Philosopher’s bold debt plan for Washington

A reader from a Johnson grass farm in Marlow proposes a foreign borrowing mission to fund U S obligations without new taxes. He argues for sending money abroad or borrowing from allies, citing budget strain and urgent need for revenue. The editorial note frames the piece as practical yet provocative.

Little River Washington Johnson Grass Marlow South American South America United States Eisenhower Balancin Congress Cameron

Farm Income Drops 18 Percent in Texas First Half 1955

University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports Texas farm income for January through June 1955 fell 18 percent from 1954. Total revenue on 231000 farms was 648 million dollars, down 144.4 million from 1954, with cotton and cattle suffering the largest losses. Cotton income shed about 77 million. cattle income declined 82 million.

Austin Brough-Hit Texas University of Texas Bureau of Business Research

Farm Bureau Members Attend Four Day Institute in College Station

Texas Farm Bureau Federation Institute in College Station drew 240 to 250 attendees from 156 counties. Notable participants included Lenora A. Bickett William F. Arthur Bruce Lindsey Robert Jungmann and S W McClaren with classes on office management public speaking and public relations. Bruce Lindsey won top speaker in his class and J Walter Hammond hosted ceremonies with Roger Fleming as guest speaker.

Farm Bureau Texas Farm Bureau Federation Institute College Station Lenora A. Bickett William F. Arthur Bruce Lindsey Robert Jungmann S. W. McClaren General Assembly J. Walter Hammond Texas Farm Bureau Federation Roger Fleming National Farm

Control Army Worms in Lawns In County

Fall army worms are now feeding on lawn grasses across the county. They strip green tissue leaving pale striped blades. Easy control methods include 2 tablespoons of toxaphene or DDT or chlorodane per gallon of water, or 5 to 10 gallons of liquid spray per average yard.

Poage to Visit Rockdale Friday August 14

Rep. Bob Poage will visit Rockdale on Friday August 14, announced Rockdale Postmaster Clyde Franklin. Poage’s secretary Lacey C. Sharp will accompany him. Poage aims to offer citizens a chance to discuss district concerns and help opportunities. He will arrive in Waco Sunday night and open his office there Monday. Additional district visits are planned through the summer.

W. R Bob) Poage Rockdale Clyde Franklin Lacey C. Sharp

Medical patient in Cameron at St Edward Hospital

R. E. Hicks of Cameron is a medical patient in St. Edward Hospital. Radio and television service. All makes. Parma Radio Service.

R. E. Hicks of Cameron St. Edward Hospital Radio and Television Service ALL Parma Radio Service

From where I sit in a rural guard spirit

In a casual voice the narrator recalls Hap Jackson parking his truck in Biff Morgan’s alfalfa field to help with cutting while noting a friendly long running dispute over fertilizer use. He urges civic duty like jury service and voting, stressing neighborly respect and national guard spirit.

Hap Jackson Biff Morgan Hap Biff National Guard America

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W. T. Weishahn Houston L. G. Wheelts Port Sulphur J. D. Moore Bob Poage Joe Marsh Esso Humble Esso Extra Humble Esso Extra Humble Oil & Refining Co Allis-Chalmers NBC Allis- Chalmers Sales and Service Matyastik and Sons
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