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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1963

Page

2

Donors Listed In Prizes For Milam County Show

Jerry B. Schiller, chairman of the Milam County Junior Livestock Show Finance Committee, thanks committee members and local donors in Cameron and surrounding area. Names include Leo Fuchs, Coleman Duncum, Byron Wise, James Luckey, Jess Brock, Drayton McLane, J. D. Moore, Cari C Mack, C. H. Grimm, Gene Beyer, and firms such as Coca Cola Bottling Co, Shep McClaren Jr, Ed Laywell, Rosenberg Motors, Lawrence Auto Service, Dairy Land, McFarland Garage, Eddie Dodson Garage, Glass The Florist, Dairy King, Armstrong Gulf Service, Marek Burns Funeral Home.

Jerry B. Schiller Milam County Cameron and Milam Area Schiller Leo Fuchs Coleman Duncum Byron Wise James Luckey Jess Brock Drayton McLane J. D. Moore Cari C Mack C. H. Grimm Thorndale Gene Beyer Buckholts Coca Cola Battling Co Shep McClaren, Jr Ed Laywell Rosenberg Motors Lawrence Auto Service Dairy Land McFarland Eddie Dodson Glass the Florist Dairy King Armstrong Central Butane Co Weodum Auto Sales Jim Perkins Culpeppers Statman’s Burkes - Howard Co Western Auto Supply Texan Cafe Michalka John B. Henderson, Jr Tindall Supply Co Robinson Newton Clinic Lalla Meyers Chili Shoe C. W. Hinyard Duncum Imp. Co Falstaff Beer Pearl Beer Bud - Busch Beer Baskin Ins Agency J D. Moore Charles D. Elmore Plentl Epicn Furniture Co Bill Matyastik Cameron Machine Shop Anderle Lumber Co Sanders Milam Truck Lines Markham Cleaners Milam Co Milam Grain Co J. C. Penny A. C. Mitchan Auto Supply Wm. P. Carey Lumber Co Green Furniture Co Schiller Drug Dusek Pharmacy Schigut’s Dry Goods Idea Hatchery Bob Tumlinson Lone Star Gas Company Don G. Humbie Ida A. Jonas John C. Andres LaVert C. McKinney Leroy Massengale Matula Lumber Steve Citizens National Bank Burkes Store Cameron Whites Auto First National Bank Forest Sapp W. C Wallace Jack W. Prescott W. T White Drayton Byrd Wilson Mill Oscar Falke Steve Rieger Grain Co Ppe Peeler Electric Co W. H. Malovets Joe Glaser Mrs. L. A Svetlik Johnny Fuchs Lehnert Drug Mondrick Grocery Don Roddam Mobil Hrozek Bros John’s Place New Cameron Drug McDonald Plamting Shop Hornung Hatchery McIntosh’s George Childress Ins Gus Evans Berniece’s Minnie Stedman Cameron Chamber of Commerce Grady Allen Wayne B. Wieser Carl C. Black John P

Depreciation Rules Change For Farmers In 1963 Guide

Livestock producers are urged to apply depreciation on purchased animals and farm buildings under the 1962 to 1963 tax changes. C. H. Bates notes new useful lives for property, including 25 years for farm buildings and 7 years for cattle. He advises setting salvage value and using annual depreciation, with the guide available at county offices for farmers and ranchmen.

College Station Livateck C. H. Bates Bates Ates C. H Bates

Cameron Youth to Enter Livestock in Fort Worth Show

Cameron youth Brent Laywell will show four junior lambs at the 1963 Fort Worth Stock Show January 2 to February 3. Johnny Richter will exhibit three barrows. The event, oldest major livestock show, will feature about 10 000 head, 12 cattle breeds, 10 sheep breeds and eight swine breeds. The horse division includes 1500 entries, with a new Appaloosa sale and Galiceno classes. About 400 top cowboys will compete in rodeo events across three producers.

Fort Worth Brent Laywell Cameron

Milam ASCS Announces 1962 Grain Sorghum Price Supports

Alvan Sanders of Milam County ASC reports a 2.16 per cwt county support rate for 1962 grain sorghum. Loans mature March 31 1963 with storage approval required by the ASC Committee. Warehouse loans need a warehouse receipt and must be applied for by January 31.

Alvan Sanders Milam County Agricultural, Stabiliation and Conservation Service Sanders ASC

Six County Youth Enter Calf Scramble at San Antonio Rodeo

Cameron’s David McClaren joins Milam County youths Daniel Marek Burlington and four Buckholts youths Henry Abel Jr Reed Davis William Parker and Louis Dohnalix in the Calf Scramble during fourteen performances of the World Championship Rodeo in the Joe Freeman Coliseum Arena. Winners earn livestock purchase certificates valued from 59 down to 15 dollars usable for 4 H or FFA projects. The event is directed by Leon Kahanek Hallettsville with supervisor Al Jonietz and aides Blake McCreress Glen Hummel Jr and a thirty-member Texas business and rancher committee.

Milam County Daniel Marek Burlington Henry Abel, Jr Reed Davis William F. Parker Louis Dohnalix FFA Sky King Penny Lassie Ferlin Husky Ken Boen Joe Freeman Leon Kahanek Hallettsville al Jonietz Blake McCreress Glen Hummel, Jr Texas

Milam HD Council Holds Meeting in Rockdale

Milam County Home Demonstration Council met in Rockdale with four officers, four club presidents, three delegates and three visitors present. Mrs. Joe Brown acted as secretary replacing resigned Mrs. J. T. Hairston. Mrs. George Young elected secretary. District training highlights were shared. Clifton hosted the meeting, with the district event in Waco March 12 13 and the state meeting set for September 18 19 in San Antonio. All clubs reported December activities. February meeting planned as an all day session in Cameron.

Milam County Home Demonstration Council Rockdale W. J. Skinner Joe Brown J. T. Hairston George Young Wavy Charles Clifton Waco San Antonio

Lawns Surpass Weeds in Milam County Trials

Milam County Agent Cameron reports families A and B achieved strong weed control using an amine form of 24D sprayed at two tablespoons per gallon of water.

Cameron

Auction Report Highlights Livestock Sale and Lawn Weed Advice

Cattle numbered 379 and hogs led last week’s livestock auction with steady prices for steers. The piece notes weed control guidance using 2 4 D and Endothal, advising two applications for lawns and cautioning against drift during active growth, plus outreach via Milam County Agent and a chemical weed control leaflet. Domestic broiler demand remains strong in 1963 with uncertain foreign demand per F Z Beanblossom.

Milam County

EIGE Community Improvement Program Expands in Milam County

Milam County towns Branchville Davila Gause and Griffin Chapel join the Texas Community Improvement Program run with electric utilities and Texas A&M Extension Service. Projects target family income health home farm and social participation with yard landscaping cleanup and beautification efforts backed by 1963 completion goals.

Texas A & M College of Texas Milam County Branchville Davila Gause Griffin Chapel

Milam 4H members set for Southwestern Exposition entries

Five Milam County 4H members will take livestock entries to the Southwestern Exposition in Fort Worth next week. Pat Garner and Tim Titeworth will show barrows in the Junior Barrow Show. Others, including Madeline McClaren, Reed Davis, and Brent Laywell, will enter lamb and related shows with several entries each.

Pat. C. Garner Milam County Ft. Worth Pat Tim Titeworth Barrows Tim Madeline McClaren Reed Davis Brent Laywell Brent Reed Mad

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