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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1963
Page
3
Soil test results show nitrogen and phosphorous needs for cotton and high potash. Fertilizer increased yield from 1 449 to 2 47 pounds per acre, worth about $35 with a $10 fertilizer cost, giving over $4 return per $1 spent. Tests urge timely sampling and soil temperature considerations for best results.
Milano’s Tommie Garrison entered the State 4 H Horse Show at College Station and placed 5th in the Halter Class for under 14 hands. He reached the finals in Western Measure. County 4 H winners include Henry Abel and Reed Davis in Swine, Jo Parmelee in Clothing, and Clyde Jistel in Field Crops. District judges will determine district winners from these records.
Ida Smith of Maysfield returns to Kingsville to rejoin the school faculty after spending the summer with her uncle H. H. Hartsfield. The week brings visits from Mrs. Barbera Parkison of Houston and several relatives across the area to farms near Rockdale and Freeport.
Final payments under the 1963 feed grain and wheat stabilization programs are being made. Eligible farm operators will be notified by mail when their farm documents are ready for signature and payment. Authorization has been received to start grazing acreage diverted under the programs on October 1. Cost sharing for Practice D-1 Winter Leagues will be accepted beginning September 3 with a $200 per producer limit.
The Little River Cemetery Association of Jones Prairie will hold its annual reunion on Sunday September 1 with Rev Eugene Strickland of Cameron speaking. Services start Saturday at 10 am and a basket lunch will follow. Donations may be sent to Mr T D Stidham Rt 2 Cameron. Mr and Mrs Jim McGoldrick Sr visited family in Waco along with Mr and Mrs Phillips and Mr and Mrs Stooky.
Mrs R K Fontaine reports Jones Prairie visitors include Pearl Canady and her sister and brother in law of Palestine and son and wife from White Plains New York. Also Roy Burnett of Clate visits his mother Ruth Burnett and sister while Miss Ethel McKinney remains seriously ill after a rattlesnake bite.
Eradication officials warn sheep and goat producers to spray after shearing with 0.25 percent Coral or 0.58 percent Koran solution and treat every nick. Regular inspection is urged as fall builds risk. samples from wounds go to Mission laboratory for identification to prevent screwworm outbreaks and aid early completion of the program.
Dean Patrick Mikeska of Rogers earned a bachelor’s degree in agronomy last week at A and M College as part of a 245 graduates. Among the degree recipients were six Temple residents from central Texas.
Burlington Westphalia man remains in Kings Daughters Hospital Temple after illness. Mrs George Logan and Mrs Frank Buckholt of Burlington visit the patient. Rally at Burlington Baptist Church Friday night drew a crowd. Mrs Herman Dorner Jr. of Burlington underwent surgery at Halbert Hospital. Burlington had two rain showers last week aiding crops. Mrs Henry Litzman hosted a birthday dinner at Brenham Park with 22 grandchildren present. The Burlington picnic at St Michael’s Church scheduled for Sunday September 1. Georgia Barkemeyer returns to Denton college September 17. Ginning continues rapidly in Burlington day and night. Mr and Mrs Will Kuhn and Wayne visit Washington. Temple guests include Oscar Trojan and Fritz Stoebner. Rosebud visitors also stop by. Mr and Mrs Gus Trojan Rosebud visited relatives here last Thursday. Wes Dokupil’s aunt and David of Wes visited family. Louie Geteski and daughters from Houston visited Sunday. James Futschik and mother Mrs Jake Futschik traveled to Columbus on business.
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