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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1956
Page
8
Incomplete vaccination programs have caused drops in production in some laying flocks in the state. Extension Range Specialists estimate Texas ranchmen added almost $3 million to income last year from management changes prompted by range improvement demonstrations.
Coach Leo Jackson praised the 1955 team for their effort and character at the Yoe High annual football banquet. Speaker R W Parker urged that football values lie in teamwork, discipline, self confidence, and fair play rather than mere wins or entertainment, listing five core profits and linking them to school and community benefit. John Hays served as toastmaster and Homemakers Club members decorated Simon George Memorial Hall.
The twenty eight week bowling league reaches halfway with Dr. Pepper at 38 18 and New Cameron Drug 35 21. Falstaff Beer 28 28 Southern Select 26 30 Humble Oil 25 31 Lone Star Beer 25 31 Firemer 20 36 Grand Prize Beer 17 38. An 18 week high scorers league begins requiring 130 average with sponsors EMIL First National Bank Grand Prize Columbus Club. Captains Henry Schuttle Leo Hollas Jerry Stuth Pete Susik lead.
Tom Collins presented gifts to school and quarterback club officials and coaches on behalf of Homemaking girls and other F H A members. The toast master praised Collins for his handling of the presentation. John Hays noted the Downtown Quarterbacks need due to rising Cameron School enrollment in 1955 and the expanded responsibilities of school officials, with the club pledging support. Guests included Mr and Mrs Joe Hawkins of Rosedale Mrs R W Parker Bruce Roche and Vic Hannon head of the quarterbacks Henry Leibman treasurer Lincoln Mondrik vice president.
Milam county 4-H clubs study soil judging score card and plan local contests in March with a county event in early April to select a land evaluation team for the District 4-H contest at Stephenville on April 14. A four member team will be chosen from high individual scores with the lowest score as alternates. Soil Conservation Service judges will oversee. GO TO CHURCH ON SUNDAY.
A guide to entertaining a sick child with a sick bed doll dressed as a patient, bandages and a sling, macaron bead jewelry, cardboard crafts, and toy vehicles for hours of play. Simple salt roads add tactile play while a vacuum cleaner can pick up crumbs.
The Luxtrol device regulates light intensity from bright to near darkness to keep patients comfortable and undisturbed during day checks and nighttime rest. Easy to install, it makes a good addition to a child's room by allowing playtime and sleep periods without bright glare.
A local writer rails against readers praising Peeps while contrasting a Milam County publisher and naming Mrs Denson Mrs Swift Narvie Capperton George Bowman among those who responded. He complains of lacking AGIN letters and vows to change sides amid charting opinions.
A writer vents about poll taxes in Milam County noting no prior sales but now plans to add supporters. He mocks opponents of the charter and mentions Mrs. Eber Flinn and Jimmy Asher as well-wishers, while boasting of his limited voting rights.
Texas cotton producers may plant more in 1956 than 1955 if they utilize the state's allocated acreage. Growers with allotments who do not plan to plant the full allotment are urged by the Texas ASC to return the unused acres.
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