County Agent Reports New Disease Threat and Grasses
The article warns of a Venezuelan strain of sleeping sickness affecting horses, with humans at risk, and urges vigilance and reporting to laboratories. It also promotes TAM Wintergreen and Klein Grass 75 as resilient, winter-hardy pastures with local examples and planting guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sippel
Texas Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory
Mexico
U.S
Sippel
Milton Falkner
Waco Hiway
Henry W. Abel
B. L. Franke
Cameron
Drylot feeding offered to curb drouth losses
Texas A M University expert Dr. B J Ragsdale outlines drylot feeding of cows as a drouth measure. Confining cattle and using silage rations at energy levels near pasture can reduce nutrient shortages and losses, while keeping weights. Exercise areas limit hoof problems. more feed and labor are offset by lower disease risk and fewer cattle losses.
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Drouth
B. J. Ragsdale
Texas A&m University
IRS tax questions guide to filing and deductions summary
Tax help covers computing tax at service centers, schedules like Schedule R, and attaching W-2 forms. Explanations include dependency rules for dependents, joint versus separate returns, sick pay exclusions, interest and capital losses rules, professional help guidance, and surcharge details for 1970.
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IRS
False Spring Confuses Black Bass Spawn in Southeast Texas
Texas Parks and Wildlife biologist Lonnie Peters notes male black bass begin nest site prep at about 59 degrees and seek a mate. A cold snap can disrupt eggs, but spawning may repeat later. hatchery managers circulate water to delay early spawning and protect fry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Lonnie Peters
Peters
Rainbow trout stocked in Guadalupe River below Canyon Dam
Texas Parks and Wildlife officials added 10 000 rainbow trout to the Guadalupe River below Canyon Dam this month. Anglers favor small spinners worms and cheese for bait. There is no size limit but a five trout per day bag limit per fisherman.
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Guadalupe River
Canyon Dam
Texas P&w Dept
Screwworm Situation Warns Livestock Keep Vigilant
The last confirmed Southwest case was La Salle County Texas in mid November but activity persists south of the Rio Grande. Officials urge continued checking of all animals and treatment of wounds. Collect larvae samples from wounds and submit to Mission Laboratory for identification.
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U.S
la Salle County
Texas
Rio Grande
Mission Laboratory
Soil Sample Time for Pasture Renovation Plans
Soil samples should be taken now to complete plans for renovating pastures in the weeks and months ahead, remind soil chemists of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service.
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Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Walleyes Thrive In Texas Lake Meredith Stocking
Since 1965 the Texas P and W Department stocked walleyes in Lake Meredith. The northern imports have thrived feeding on undesirable fish and providing sport for fishermen. Walleyes are also present in Diver sion Reservoir Archer Baylor Franklin Reservoir Franklin County.
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Texas P&w
National Cotton Council Meeting Calls for More Cotton
In Dallas the National Cotton Council meeting urged increased cotton production to secure the best outlook for expanding markets, warning a supply shortage could threaten a decade of demand growth.
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National Cotton Council
Dallas
Cotton production urged to avoid a supply crisis
Extension cotton expert Fred C. Elliott cites conference speakers including Clarence D. Palmby and M. K. Horne Jr in noting 1971 must see larger cotton yields. Horne warns exports may hit 3.5 to 4 million bales, risking the lowest carryover since 1952. Palmby calls for broader crops and markets to compete with synthetic fibers.
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Fred C. Elliott
Clarence D. Palmby
M. K Horne, Jr
The
Council
Community Notes Visits and Moves Across Local Families
Local residents report visits among families including Jones Prarie, Mt. Enterprise, and Waco. Hospital updates include Mrs. Ewing Dodson undergoing eye surgery and Mr. Walter Senkel awaiting transfer to Scott and White in Temple. The community also notes moves to Cameron and social gatherings such as the 42 club party with Katie Neisbett.
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Walter Blackman
Mt. Enterprise
Milton Weems
Thomas Hickman
Rush Price
Waco
Willie Phipps
Ewing Dodson
Dodson
Walter Senkel
Newton Hospital
Scott and White Hospital
Temple
Hope Jamison
Amanda Crook
Elvin Harwell
Coy Shuffield
Luther Todd
Bill Thweatt
Katie Neisbett
Billy Thweatt
Georgetown
Buddy Miller
Houston
Nona Miller
Irwin Stoker
H. M. Yates
Mineral Wells
Jack Pond
Cameron
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J. D. Moore
Blackland
Prairies
Grand Prairies
Herald
Milam County
Guadalupe
Walleyes
College Station
Clarkson
Emil Skupin
Jim Hauk
Henry Skupin
Rebecca
Charles Henry
Nelson Kohring
Irving
Alfred Kohring
Melvin Posvar
Alvin Posvar
Marian
Meeks
Louis Skala
Rosebud
Melvin Davis
Kim
Otto Mayer
Sunday
Annie Furnash
Harry
Bill Harrison
Ben Arnold
Joe Hauk
Polly
Donnie Hauk
Sallie Garner
Heritage House
Leon Ernst
John Ernst
Jim Delaney
Ricky Dodd
Horne
Elliott
Palmby
Teace
America
W.est Street
Dept. A
New York
Mrs
Sam
First National Bank
Cameron, Texas
FDIC
Mark Twain
Missouri
Twain
Cameron Herald
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