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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1966

Page

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Happy New Year from The Herald staff in Milam County

The 107 year old Milam County newspaper editors extend best wishes for a prosperous year. The note mentions computer mail with account and zip details and notes optimism for Alcoa sales cattle and cotton programs, spade work on industry, and a greeting to staff and readers across Cameron and town.

Rank Company Midwest Milam County Alcoa Cameron Curtis Jeter George Calvin James Anton Herald Jan Martin Les

Texas Cotton Production Expected To Fall From Last Year

Texas cotton production is projected at 3,175,000 bales from 3,990,000 acres, the smallest harvested area since 1889. Yield is forecast at 382 pounds per acre, 20 pounds below last year's 402 pounds.

Texas Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

First Baby Contest to Award Milam Area New Year Gifts

Milam trade area welcomes its first 1967 baby with gifts from nine Cameron businesses. Entries must be born in the Milam area with resident parents and certified birth time. Deadline is 10 a.m. January 3, 1967, with a tie-breaking vote by a First Baby committee. Participating firms include New Cameron Pharmacy Eplen Furniture Lehnert's Drug J C Penney E O Schiller Pharmacy Chamberlain Meat Co Viv Rae's and Culpepper's Furniture.

Cameron Milam Cameron Area Milam Trade Area Cameron Herald First St New Cameron Pharmacy Eplen Furniture Lehnert’s Drug J. C. Penney E. O. Schiller Pharmacy Chamberlain Meat Co Viv ‘Rae's Culpepper’s Furniture

Dies of J H Holloway at 88. services held in Cameron

Jesse H. Holloway 88, owner of Holloway Laundry in Cameron, died Thursday in a Temple hospital. Funeral services were held Friday at Marek Burns Funeral Home with Rev. Bob Wimberly and Rev. J. Ed. Lafferty officiating. Burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery. He was born in Jones Prairie and lived there until moving to Cameron. Surviving: wife Carrie Pelle Holloway. seven sons John W. Patterson Houston, Jimmy C. Patterson Belton, Bennie TH Patterson Springhill, Jesse J Holloway Hockdale, Herbert D. Holloway Houston, William W. Holloway Houston, Robert L. Holloway Mission. three daughters Mary A. Baldridge Cameron, Madeline C. Langford Gibber, Betty L. Lange Temple. three brothers Mitt Holloway Arizona, Wallace Holloway Oklahoma, Wiatt Holloway Cameron. one sister Annie Belle Holliman Oklahoma. 27 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Pallbearers: Benny Patterson, Mark Patterson, Larry Patterson, Danny Baldvidee, Gary Lankford, Larry Lankford, David Lindsey.

Jesse H. Holloway Holloway Cameron Temple Hospital Marek Burns Bob Wimberly J. Ed. Lafferty Oak Hill Cemetery Mr. Holloway Jones Prairie Cameron i Tig Hatte Town Baptist Church Carrie Pelle Holloway

Shell Oil Wildcat Near Gause Reports Drilling Progress

The Shell Oil Company No. 2 Adoue Estate wildcat, about four miles southwest of Gause in east dom County, was drilling at 11,802 feet in the last report on Thursday of last week. The well is permitted to 16,000 feet. Another active wildcat is the J. M. Huber Corporation No. 2 H. H. Coffield Unit, a Navarro tr y about six and a half miles south of Milano near the Burleson County line.

Shell Oil Company Milan County J. M. Huber Corporation H. H. Coffield Milano Burleson County

Agriculture economists foresee larger farm marketings in 1967

Texas A M University economist John G Mellaney says the 1967 agricultural outlook shows higher demand and bigger cash receipts from farm marketings. Feed grain acreage may rise to 12 to 15 million acres, wheat allotments up by about one third, to rebalance production with expanding markets and rebuild grain carryover stocks. Government payments to producers may fall by about a half billion as more land returns to production.

John G. Mellaney Texas A&m University Mellaney

Schools Face Title I Cutbacks and Facility Changes

Local schools may lose Title I funds totaling 141543 this year as the federal economy measures take effect. Superintendent D R Dodson said a definite word on the cutback was expected this week and a revised program would be planned for the second term.

D. Ro Dodson Ile

Babson Forecast for 1967 Says Slowdown, Not Mood Decline

Babson predicts 1967 will see a decelerating but not depressed economy. He cites domestic momentum, expected tighter credit, rising taxes, and a public building boom while warning foreign tensions could grip global markets and inflation may coexist with deflation.

Russia United States Vietnam Johnson Congress Taft-Hartley

New Year Outlook Bright At Rockdale Aluminium Works

Rockdale Works Manager Howard F. Chrisco reports strong aluminum sales and high employment ending 1966. About 1,220 workers at the plant, plus 250 at Industrial Generating, with a combined payroll near $12 million. Expansion plans include redrawn rod casting and powder production with a 1967 start, while repairs to a damaged powder facility aim for early 1967 operation.

Supt Dodson Ada Henderson Cr. Jones Austin Rockdale Arena Howard F. Chrisco Rockdale the Herald Chitero Industrial Generating Texas Power & Light Company Abet Trical Rockdale Works Alcoa Chrisco Defense Department

Mrs Jamison 88 Dies Local Pioneer of Jones Prairie

Mrs J A Jamison 88 longtime Jones Prairie resident died Tuesday in a Cameron nursing home. Funeral services scheduled 2 p.m. Thursday December 29 at Little River Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. She was born August 16 1878 in Jones Prairie and lived there until six weeks ago. Survived by two sons Hope Jamison and Paul Jamison three daughters Louise Jamison Bailey Jones one brother E E Pool seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

J. A. Jamison Cameron Little River Baptist Church Green's Jamison Jones Prairie Hope Jamison Paul Jamison Freeport Louise Jamison Bailey Jones Etee Gale Maysfield E. E. Pool

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