Milton F Brown Jr publisher notice and rates
MILTON F. BROWN JR. publisher Entered in the Postoffice at Cameron Texas as mail matter of second class under an act passed by Congress March 8 1879 Published every Thursday Subscription rates In Milam County 61 76 per year outside county 275 out of State 350 headquarters and are not in official effect.
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Milton F. Brown, JR
Cameron
Texas
Milam County
Texas Draft Calls 378 Men in January for Army
State Selective Service Director Morris Schwarz announces a January induction call of 378 Texas men for the Army. Local boards will receive quotas around December 1 and a separate push seeks about 3,000 men for pre induction exams in January.
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Texas
Army
Morris S. Schwartz
Selective Service
Navy
State Selective Service
East Texas Leaders of Tomorrow Scholarship Speech Contest
East Texas Chamber of Commerce announces the Leaders of Tomorrow speech contest for senior high school students in a 72 county area. Five minute citizenship talks grant scholarships with Delta Drilling Company providing $1,000 to the top winner and $500 and $250 awards for other recipients. County and regional finals culminate in Greenville on April 20, 1956 during the chamber convention.
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Leaders of Tomorrow
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Charles F. Hawn
Athens
Hawn
East Texas
Greenville
Delta Drilling Company
45 000 Miles of State Maintained Highways
A report notes that 45 000 miles of state maintained highways exist with about 90 percent paved. The figures highlight the extent of the road network and paving progress across regions.
Texas Leads Nation in Highway Miles Built Since 1947
Texas has produced more new highway miles annually than any other state since 1947, reflecting sustained road construction growth. The landmark trend highlights Texas infrastructure expansion and regional development.
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Texas
Texas Research Foundation appoints Temple chair for fundraising
Oxsheer Smith, regional chairman of the Texas Research Foundation at Renner, announces Buster Brown of Temple as Temple chairman to lead a five year fund campaign. The goal is 1.5 million dollars from North East and Central Texas to support operating funds and strengthen Texas agriculture.
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Oxsheer Smith
Texas Research Foundation
Renner
Buster Brown
Temple
Smith
Texas
Farm Loan Extension for 1956 Texas Crop Year
Farmers Home Administration extends emergency loans in Texas through December 31, 1956. State Director Walter T. McKay says Secretary Benson authorized the extension to provide credit where other sources are unavailable, with over 33 million in loans issued in the 1955 fiscal year amid drought conditions. County Supervisor Rey M. Wht notes eligibility requirements.
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Farmers Home Administration
Texas
Walter T. McKay
McKay
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Department of Agriculture
West Texas
Great Plains
Addion
Henderson
Cameron
County Farmers Home Administration Committee
Frank J. Jahn
A. Ralph Arrett
James A. Mann
Dogs and Cats Ride High in Modern Pet Culture
A survey of pets shows over 20 million dogs in the United States with evolving care and fashion. Hotels welcome dogs, and experts offer grooming, portraiture, and travel tips. To avoid car sickness, use short rides and Bonamine, ensure water, and stop for exercise.
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United States
Hotographers
Fido
James Thurber
Deferred grazing and conservation practices in Taylor district
The Taylor District describes deferred and rotation grazing and explains how grazing half and leaving half aids grass. It covers emergency loans for farmers, eligibility by the county Fm Home Administration, and the value of supplemental grazing for seasonal cover and soil moisture. It notes pastures, cooperation members, and examples of fertilization and reseeding improving Bermuda and coastal grasses.
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Austin
Jack Crump
John Parmelee
Jess Alford
J.M. Crump
Fritz Doss
R M. Beard
C.L. Tanner
Taylor District
neeJle
Bermuda
Willie Boyd
Gauy Hill
Oswald Moerke
Surface protection and soil restoration practices in spring fields
Farmers pursue spring planting with surface cover to shield soil from wind and sun and to rebuild organic content. Clyde Hensley adds nitrogen to balance plant food as residue is returned. If fall rains fail, residue use supports protection but may require minerals such as limestone gypsum and iron ore on a commercial scale.
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M. J. Sparks
Cameron
Clyde Hensley
Farmers cut electric bills via efficient lighting tips
Mr Evans of the Lighting Company spoke at the Community Hall on saving electricity for farmers. He advised using reflectors and smaller bulbs to avoid waste from naked bulbs and suggested movable projector style spots to illuminate work areas more efficiently.
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Mr. Evans
Lighting Company
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