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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1963
Page
2
County notes describe farmer and stockman interest in applying gypsum to improve net profits. The report highlights pasture improvements on Blackland soils with fertilizer yield data for common, Midland, and Coastal pastures. Grasses sprig planted in April 1962 were clipped at 4 inches for Common and Midland and at 6 inches for Coastal during 3 day intervals.
Texas farmers increased soil sampling in October and November 1962 by about 30 percent over the prior year. High Plains Laboratory led in samples with 197 from Ellis 168 and Travis 162. Harris Hidalgo and Deaf Smith topped fertilizer use with over 20,000 tons. Bennett urges early, proper sampling for spring planting and prompt report return.
Ninety four county home demonstration and agricultural agents from Northern and Southern Districts attended the State Agent's Conference at Prairie View A&M College January 23 to February 1. The event featured an Awards Banquet honoring long service and retiring agents. Among participants was John E. Snell, Milam County Negro County Agricultural Agent. Also included is advice on selecting a hunting dog pup by nose over looks, noting the nose finds the most meat.
A new home demonstration club organized with monthly meetings on the third Thursday. Officers elected include President Mrs Travis Anderson Vice President Mrs Raymond Kurtz Secretary Treasurer Mrs Clarence Hane and delegate Mrs Anton Ha Angone. Contact Mrs Anderson to join. February meeting set for Mrs Charles Chandier's home.
The Central Texas Student Council Association met at Rogers High School with president J L Chervenko in charge. Rosebud and others listed, February 23 spring meeting at University High in Waco with Avery Downing as main speaker and February 15 registration deadline.
Frigid conditions prompt Texas farmers to inspect small grain crops and fertilize live plants. Dr. Aaron Baxter says oats and barley losses occurred but most wheat survives, urging 40 to 60 pounds of actual nitrogen per acre depending on live coverage. He notes grain yields like 40 bushels wheat require about 8 pounds nitrogen, 3 pounds phosphorus, 2 pounds potash, and that 25 phosphorus and 15 potash are removed per 40 bushels of wheat.
A. P. Andrews of the Internal Revenue Service in Temple warns that refunds require W-2 withholding certificates and tax returns missing them are returned. In joint 1982 filings both spouses must attach their W-2s, and if either held multiple jobs, all W-2s must be included.
A series of weekend guest visits links Clarkson Rosebud and surrounding towns. Robert Skupin and family visited Sweetwater. H Lorenz and Fuchs families visited Engbrocks in Rosebud. Annette Dodd transferred to Houston. Hauk and Blasienz households hosted guests from New Braunfels Bryan and Dallas. Henry Skupin spent holidays with parents. Kohring and Stracner families traveled between Irving Fort Worth and Smithfield. Cedar Springs and Rosebud visitors included Casey and Harrison families.
The notice advertises a $5 000 fire and extended coverage policy for household goods in a frame home located in the city with annual premium of $153 33. It directs readers to call George Childress Insurance at Oxford 37 2112 for details.
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