Milk Plant Leader McIntosh Drives Cameron Effort
R H McIntosh, Cameron leader, shaped the drive for a Cameron Milk Products Plant. As vice president of the company and civic organizer, he pushed the project through the Commercial Club and bank circles, stressing dairying as a profitable complement to cotton. He urged farmers to start with a small herd, invest in feed, and diversify income with cream and eggs while promoting cooperative effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
R. H. McIntosh
American Milk Products Company
McIntosh
Round Rock
First National Bank
Mr. High
Cameron Milk Products Company
Mississippi
Milam County Commercial Club Pushes Tick Eradication
A committee from the Commercial Club will confer with Milam County Commissioners to urge fever tick eradication to protect dairy cattle. Directors present included Peyton Cobb Lesovsky Young Becker man Watson Hutcherson Shipp Banzhaf Lawrence and W Watson. A committee was authorized to study grape culture and seek a feed mill site in Cameron as part of home industries efforts.
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Commercial Club
Commissioners Court
Milam County
C. S. Peyton
W. M. Cobb
F. S. Lesovsky
J. C. Young
F. J. Beckerman
James Watson
Rev
E. S. Hutcherson
W. H. Shipp
George Banzhaf
C. W. Lawrence
J. W. Watson
Lesovsky
F. E. Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Lawrence
Peyton
Mr. Young
Committee On Home Industries and Factories
Cameron
Suggestion On Dairying By Mrs R L Nicholson Maysfield
A Mississippi dairying article highlights banker influence led by Tupelo financier Mr High and dairy expert J S Moore of Starkville. It outlines a gradual shift from cotton to dairying with bank financing, good cows, practical advice, homegrown feed, and balanced rations, stressing 6 percent funding and farmer selection through a mutual plan.
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R. L. Nicholson Maysfield
Mr. High
Tupelo
Mississippi
J. S. Moore
A. & M. College
Starkville
Prac
Tical
Cameron Eyes Brick Plant Ventures
A newspaper note highlights Cameron’s need for a brick plant with talks referencing former kiln sites at the high school athletic field and the R F E Sharpe homestead. The plan was sent to the Home Industries and Factories committee for consideration.
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Cameron
Lesovsky
R. F E. Sharpe
Young
Committee On Home Industries
Beckerman
Peyton
Visi
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AIM Commercial Club
Edna W.trigg
George Banzaff
College Nation
Texas
Houston
United States
George Banzhoff
Cess
W. B. Denson Radio Shop
R. C. A. Radios
Eveready Radios
Cameron, Texas
Tor
Jensen
Dr. Watson
Chamber of Commerce
Hutcherson
Moulton Cobb
Cameron Commercial Club
ELCO
Green Produce Company
The
American Milk Products Co
Community Natural Gas Company
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