Texas Egg Council Holds Meeting in Cameron
A Cameron gathering of about fifty six poultry workers heard Lloyd Gial of the Poultry and Egg National Board explain the industry profile. The Texas Egg Council formed to reverse egg consumption declines and promote poultry products through media and outreach. Sixteen members signed up, with attendees from Cavilla Holland Nacogdoches Georgetown Rockdale Lexington Rogers Bryan Marlin Bruceville Burlington Buckholts.
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Texas Egg Council
Cameron
Lloyd Gial
Poultry and Egg National Board
Chicago
Til
Cleveland
Ohio
Gial
Texas Council
Red
Texas Tag Council
Cavilla
Holland
Nacogdoches
Georgetown
Rockdale
Lexington
Rogers
Bryan
Marlin
Bruceville
Burlington
Buckholts
Jungman Named Club President
Benard Jungman was elected President of the 4-H Junior Dairy Club at a county agents office meeting Saturday morning. Officers include Martin Jistel as vice president Jeanette Richter as secretary treasurer and Carolyn Jistel as Reporter.
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Benard Jupzman
Saurday
Benard Jungman
Martin Jistel
Jeanette Richter
Carolyn Jistel
4-H
Renard Jenard Jungman
Johnnie Ray Richter
David McClaren
Martin
S. W. McClaren
Hubert Jistel
Johnnie Richter
Richard Jistel
J. D. Moore
Robert Hoermann
Ags’t
George Chil Dress Insurance Ad Offers Protection at Low Cost
All insurance protection is not the same, says George Chil Dress who promotes affordable coverage options. The ad emphasizes value and cost savings while aiming to attract price conscious buyers.
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George Childress
Cameron Livestock Auction Reports Cattle Consignments
Livestock officials report 283 cattle and calves consigned at Cameron Livestock Auction last week. The market remained steady to 50 cents higher for butcher classes, with stocker cattle up to 1.00 higher. 56 buyers and 99 sellers were represented. Prices listed include Steers and Yearlings at 25.0 to 52.50, Fat Cows at 17.50, Canners 14.00 to 16.00, Stocker Cows 18.00 to 23.00, Bulls 21.00 to 25.00, and calves.
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Cameron
Boy Scout Leaders To Meet In Cameron Roundtable
Tejas District Boy Scout leaders plan the February Roundtable at the Presbyterian Church in Cameron at 7 32 p m on February 3. Cub leaders will discuss Canada Land of the Mounties and the Backwoods Engineers theme featuring pioneering and bridge building demonstrations. Burts Kennedy, scout executive, urges unit leaders to share ideas.
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Tejas
Presbyterian Church
Cameron
Canada
Choosing the 1958 Federal Tax Forms and Rules
The article explains filing options for 1958 federal returns. Form 1040 A covers incomes under 10 000 including W2 wages and up to 200 in dividends and interest. Joint 1040 A returns allowed if combined income stays under limits. 1040 A grants a 10 percent standard deduction. higher itemized deductions may require 1040. For incomes under 5 000 individuals may compute tax themselves or have Uncle Sam do it. Those earning 5 000 or more must figure their own tax and file 1040 A. If adjusted gross income exceeds 10 000 and itemized deductions exceed 10 percent, use 1040 short form. Filing jointly with a spouse is advised to obtain split-income benefits.
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Uncle Sam
Re-Setting Shrubs and Foundation Plantings Guidance
An extension agent advises reorganizing shrubs into screen or foundation plantings around homes. Re-set inconvenient shrubs by February 15, considering eventual size. Suggests small planters for low ranch houses and lists drought tolerant or insect resistant species. Visit the county extension agent for local planning help.
County ASC Meets Discuss Plans For 1959 Cotton Acreage
Three county meetings were held at Thorndale Buckholts and Cameron to discuss A B plans for planting cotton acreage, with farmers left to choose the plan best meeting their needs. Oats growth is unfavorable with Crown rust and Helmithosporium Blight widespread, Nortex most resistant and Alamo Bronco most susceptible, no immediate remedy available. A rotation and seed treatment are advised for susceptible varieties.
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Thorndale
Buckholts
Cameron
J. D Moore
A S
Will Strickler 91 Dies in Cameron Hospital
Will Strickler 91 died in a Cameron hospital at 12 noon Wednesday after eight days of illness. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 pm in the United Churches of Christ Ben Arnold with Rev. Gerald Cobb officiating. He is survived by his wife, six children, two daughters in Rosebud and Cameron, ten grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren. Green Funeral Home in charge.
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Will Strickler
Cameron
United Churches of Christ
Ben Arnold
Gerald Cobb
Mr. Strickler
Iowa
Texas
Buckhorn
Austin County
Milam County
R. L. Boyls
Walter Strickler
Jen Arnold
Edmond Strickler
Leander
Perry Strickler
Round Rock
Henry Kraemer
Rosebud
Joe Creppon
Edna
Green Funeral Home
Chief Williams Appointed Milam Navy Recruiter
George Findlay Williams, Chief Electrician, U S Navy, reports for recruiting duty at Cameron Court House after serving on the Submarine IREX at New London. He joined in 1939 after high school in Portsmouth NH and served in submarines since 1940 with seven war patrols in WWII earning multiple honors.
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George Findlay Willams
U.S. Navy
Navy
Cameron Court House
IREX
New London
Connecticut
Williams
Pacific
Atlantic
Phillipine
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Local Youth Exhibits Barrows at San Antonio Stock Show
Youthful exhibitor from this area to show three Barrows at the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo on February 13 22 at Joe Freeman Coliseum. Charles Kirk a Yoe High Cameron FFA member will present the entries as part of a livestock event amid more than 5 000 head of livestock and horses. Prizes and premiums totaling 120 000 are offered as Rural Youth Day is planned for February 14 with about 35 000 rural youths anticipated if weather cooperates. The event marks the Stock Show’s tenth anniversary with 15 performances of the World Championship Rodeo led by Dale Robertson.
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San Antonio
Mondrik Named Grand Knight of Cameron Knights of Columbus
Lincoln Mondrik, a local business executive, was elected Grand Knight of the Cameron Council of Knights of Columbus to fill the unexpired term after Dr. John Boyce resigned. This will be Mondrik’s second term. he previously led the council in 1951 and 1952, and has 15 years of membership in the organization.
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Lincoln Mondrik
Cameron Council of Knights of Columbus
Mondrik
K of C
Mondviks Attend Lone Star Convention in San Antonio
Mr and Mrs Lincoln Mondrik Albert Mondrik and Jerome Darilek attended a Lone Star Convention and sales meetings at the Hilton Hotel in San Antonio.
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Lincoln Mondrik
Albert FF. Mondrik
Jerome Darilek
Lone Star
Hilton Hotel
Street paving plans shown for Sixth Street and Jackson
The plan calls for 22 foot wide Sixth Street surfacing and Jackson street surfacing from Sixth Street north to Country Club Road. North Jackson width to be set by existing curb. Paving and gutter to BE. 10th Street await final clearance from a nonresident property owner. Brewing Company in San Antonio.
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Sixth Street
Wilson
Jackson
Sixth St
Country Club Rd
Jackson West
S. Orchard
Fourth St
BE. 10Th St
Town Brewing Company
San Antonio
Weekend Hilton Dinner Dance Highlights
This weekend featured a dinner dance in the Hilton ballroom on Saturday night. Attendees enjoyed music, dining, and socializing in an elegant event setting.
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Hilton Ball Room
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ASC
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