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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1961

Page

2

Texas Trades Quail for Nebraska Chicks

Texas imports prairie chickens from Nebraska and releases twenty birds at Flat Top Ranch near Fort Worth. The exchange uses scaled quail trapped in the Trans-Pecos region to aid a food shortage. Additional exchanges include Rio Grande turkeys to Hawaii and California striped bass planted in Kemp Lake Wichita Falls. Big Horn sheep from Arizona thrive in a 600 acre predator-proof enclosure at Black Gap in the Big Bend.

Austin — Greater Prairie Nebraska Texas Flat Top Ranch Fort Worth Trans - Pecos Rio Grande King Ranch Hawaii California Kemp Lake Wichita Falls Black Gap Big Bend Arizona

Reportable Diseases in Milam County

Milam County health officials report the week ending February 11 shows 42 strep throat cases, one gonorrhea, one pneumonitis, and one chickenpox, according to Dr. T E Crump acting director Milam County Health Department.

Milam County T. E. Crump

Local Fire Insurance Offer for Frame Homes

George Childress Insurance advertises homeowners fire and extended coverage for frame homes with approved roofs in town at $16.89 per year. Call Ox 7 2112 for details.

George Childress Insurance Adv

Davilla HD Meeting Hosted by Mrs Bunker

The Davilla Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs R E Bunker’s home with eight members present. Favorite Bible verses were read as the roll call. Members agreed to pay a penny per inch measured around the hips.

Mrs. Bunker Davilla HD Davilla Home Demonstration Club R. E. Bunker Club M. J. Walker T. Walker Lester Davis

Everready 4-Hers Elect Club Officers

The Cameron Everready 4 H Club met at the County Extension Office and elected officers for 1961 Danny Kelly was chosen president Darnell Smith vice president Frederick Kelley secretary Dennis Poole treasurer Kelley Anderson assistant secretary Von Whiteside reporter and David Kelley songleader Members shared 1961 project plans including swine beet cattle electricity home gardening and leather craft Supported by extension agents the group reviewed 1960 sidelights and county-wide 4 H activities

Cameron Everready County Extension Office Danny Kelly Darnell Smith Frederick Kelley Dennis Poole Kelley Anderson von Whiteside David Kelley

Orchard pruning and spray methods topic planned for Milam area

Milam County Agent announces a Feb 17 demonstration at 2 p m on Prasel land five miles west of Rockdale behind the Oak Grove Club on the Rockdale Th orndale highway. The session covers proper pruning spray and fertilizing of fruit trees and urges dormant oil spray during February.

Prasel Rockdale Oak Grove Club Thorndale Caldwell Milton Charanza Rt. 4 Burleson County Agents Office

Seaman Finney Transferred to Guantanamo Bay

Charles M. Finney Seaman son of M F Finney of Milano is at Norfolk Naval Receiving Station under Captain W A Hunt. The station processes about 6000 sailors monthly en route to naval duties worldwide. Finney will be transferred to Guantanamo Bay Cuba.

Norfolk Charles M. Finney M. F. Finney Milano U. S. Naval W. A. Hunt USN Guantanamo Bay Cuba

Planning Needed For Farming As In Industry

College Station article advises modern farming as a competitive business. C H Bates urges operators to plan for profit by weighing price prospects, choosing optimal output, and cutting unit costs through labor saving tech. Emphasizes efficiency, new machinery, fertilizers, insecticides and improved decision making with county agent support.

College Station C. H. Bates Bates

Cameron Market Reports Mixed Livestock Receipts and Steady Prices

Livestock receipts totalled 280 cattle and calves with 50 percent slaughter cattle and calves. Slaughter cattle sold steady to 50 cents lower on calves, stockers and feeders steady. Hogs receipts 235 with very active trading as prices rose 50 cents to $1.00. barrows, gilts and sows priced up across weight classes.

Cameron Barrows & Gilts U. S

Quick as Jack Robinson Rabbit Skinning Method

Step by step method shows how to skin a rabbit quickly by slitting along the back then pulling the skin away. Remove the legs at the lower joint to finish the prep for cooking.

Cotton Allotment Affects Economy Across Texas

College Station report by Cecil Parker notes cotton income fuels the local money stream and its loss can harm a community economy. The Texas ASC divides zones with set final dates for releasing 1961 allotments, urging producers to consult county ASC offices for release impacts and future planting plans.

College Station Cecil Parker Parker State Agricultural Stabilization Committee San Antonio, Cor Pus Christi Laredo Austin Houseon Texas ASC

Texas hunting seasons close for deer and most game

All major hunting seasons in Texas are closed per the Game and Fish Commission. No hunting of deer, turkey, dove, quail, ducks, or geese until seasons are set. Squirrel and javelina hunting remain legal in a few counties with warden checks advised.

Austin Texas Game and Fish Commission

Grandson's Wedding In Dallas Attended By Family

Mrs. Anna Slama accompanied by Mr and Mrs Ollie Ernst of Rosebud and Mr and Mrs Bill Frerichs of Temple traveled to Dallas on Friday for the wedding of Eugene Ernst to Linda Morris at the Sacred Heart Cathedral.

Anna Slama Ollie Ernst Rosebud Bill Frerichs Temple Dallas Eugene Ernst Linda Morris Sacred Heart Cathedral

Farmers must plan as carefully as industrial rivals

C. H. Bates, a specialist, argues that modern farming is a competitive business and successful farmers must plan with the same care as their industrial counterparts.

C. H. Bates

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