A Flood-Prevention Plan That Works
The article outlines upstream flood control through Soil Conservation Service measures in watershed projects. It cites Sandstone Creek Oklahoma and Lancaster Ohio as success stories where deep soil, terraces, grasses, contour plowing, and small earthen dams reduced flooding, recharged wells, revived farms, and cut downstream damage.
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National Municipal Review
Peter Farb
Reader
Milam County
Cameron Herald
Sandstone Creek
Oklahoma
Soil Conservation Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Army
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Chambers of Commerce
Donald A. Williams
Lancaster
Ohio
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Hocking
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Oakland Hills
San Francisco Bay
California
Wanut Creek
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Cameron FFA Entries Highlight 1957 Houston Fat Stock Show
Cameron FFA Chapter entered three steers and one Holstein heifer in the junior division of the 1957 Houston Fat Stock Show February 20 through March 3. The silver anniversary show adds three new cattle breeds Polled Hereford Red Poll and Holstein. More than 11 000 entries expected for about 216 500 in prize money and special awards. A nationwide televised rodeo and a salute from a popular radio show are planned as highlights.
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Cameron
Youths win soil contest in Central Texas drive
Jimmie Whitaker takes first place and Wilbur Miller second in the Central Texas Soil Conservation District essay contest co sponsored by the Temple Farm and Ranch Club. Chilton FFA Chapter members, advised by Herbert T. Radle, will enter Fort Worth Press Essay contest February 15, 1957.
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Jimmie Whitaker
Wilbur Miller
Central Texas Soil Conservation District
Temple Farm and Ranch Club
Chilton Ffa
Future Farmers
Herbert T. Radle
Fort Worth
Good example urged to inspire community care for earth
A speaker urges residents to lead by example and protect the land our God has given so future generations inherit a land as good or better than today. The message emphasizes stewardship and lasting impact within the community.
Rainbow Honors Dorothy Kelly as Worthy Advisor
Dorothy Kelly daughter of Mrs Clark Kelly and Yee High School senior is to be installed as worthy advisor of the Cameron Assembly L A Order of the Rainbow for Girls at 7 30 p m Saturday February 2 Installing officers from Temple Assembly with Miss Rosemary Winburne in charge and assisted by Evelyn Whit ley Judy Kornegay Betty Copeland and Nancy Lewellen Family friends and Rainbow Girls Mas ter Masons and Eastern Stars invited Mrs Virginia Sanders is mother advisor of the Cameron Assembly
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Dorothy Kelly
Clark Kelly
Yee High School
Cameron Assembly L. A. Order of the Rainbow For
Temple Assembly
Rosemary Winburne
Evelyn Whitley
Judy Kornegay
Betty Copeland
Nancy Lewellen
Rainbow Girls
Virginia Sanders
Cameron Assembly
Milam County Reports 17 Cases of Five Diseases
Milam County health officials report for the week ending January 26 that 17 cases occurred across five disease types. Dr. John Bryson, Milam County Health Unit director, lists one each of mumps and measles, two virus pneumonia, four whooping cough, and nine strept throat.
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Milam County
John B. Bryson
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