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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1960

Page

2

Milam County ASC Plans September Ballot and Meetings

Milam County schedules ASC elections to choose county and community committeemen between September 1 and 9 1960 with county conventions September 26 to 30. An election board including the county agent ASC office manager and local farm bureau president will appoint community election boards to nominate committeemen. Also notes hog market updates from Jay Naman and plant health advice on dieback from arborvitae cedar with sooty mold aphids and recommended Malathion spray. Cotton classing service approval for Milam county organized improvement group led by local ginners and Cameron Compress manager with the county Extension Service.

ASC Texas Milam County Soil Conservation and Farmers Home Administration Milam County Election Board Smith - Dewey Free Cotton Classification and Market News Service Organized Cotton Improvement Grup John L. McCollum Southwes

Vitamins For Beef Cattle Highlight Green Feed Gains

COLLEGE STATION The Texas A&M College System reports green forage boosts cattle health and market value. A vitamin rich diet including A D E K B vitamins prevents night blindness swelling and weakness, with young stock at higher risk.

College Station Hays Texas A & M College System

Cattle shrinkage tips from extension livestock expert

Cattle shrinkage can cut profits or switch outcomes from profit to loss. Handle cattle to keep shrinkage at a minimum, advises extension livestock marketing specialist Lloyd Bergsma.

Lloyd Bergsma

Deep plowing cuts cotton root rot to minimal levels

Extension Pathologist Harlan Smith notes that deep tillage creating 10 to 14 inches or more of soil disturbance followed by at least two weeks of hot dry weather can reduce cotton root rot to as low as two percent or less in the next year.

Harlan Smith

Milam 4-H Dairy Tour and Camp Plans Report

Milam County 4 H notes detail a dairy tour to the I R Tek Dairy Farm at Rockdale on July 12 with members David McClaren Mic hael Rek Gwendolyn Jistel Ad Hall Ronald Kostrou and Martin Jistel among attendees. Leaders include Mrs Jerry Kostrom Mrs Richard Jistel Hubert Jistel and Mrs Jerry Rek. Upcoming Brownwood camp July 25 26 27 will involve twenty three 4H members and leaders with leadership swimming baseball volleyball fishing highlighted. Sears Farm Bureau Swine tour planned Aug 0 with gifts weighing 160 pounds or more expected. Joe Paul Mueck entered in the Texas Hybrid Corn Contest with prior first in Irrigated Division. National Farm Safety Week observed July 24 30. Milam 4H members placed in Sears Heavy litter contest with several prize monies awarded. Recreation and Citizenship Committee met July 2 to plan county camp activities with junior group leaders and adult leader Mrs Theo Fuchs.

Aest Milam County Irtek Rockdale David McClaren Marlow Michael Rek Gwendolyn Carolyn Jistel Ad Hall Ronald Kostrou Martin Jistel Marek Jerry Kostrom Richard Jistel Hubert Jistel Jerry Rek Gene Krek Arthur Jistel Renard Kostrou Joseph Jistel Dennis Jistel Elm Creek Brownwood

Farmers Suffer Higher Fatal Accident Rate, Safety Council Says

The Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council reports farmers have a slightly higher death rate from work and recreation on farms. It notes rising deaths from machinery drownings firearms and electricity, with declines from animals falls lightning and burns. National Farm Safety Week campaign runs July 24 to promote year round precautions.

College Station Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council National Safety Council Texas Texas Council

Farm Bureau Plans Thorndale Meeting

The Thorndale Farm Bureau chapter will meet at 8 p m in the V F W Hall Thorndale A M College cotton specialist Fred Eliott from College Station will discuss cotton defoliation and stripping The meeting invites all Farm Bureau members and interested county farmers Refreshments will be served by local members wives and several area Farm Bureau members will attend

Thorndale Farm Bureau V. F. W. Hall Thorndale Fred Eliott A & M College College Station Farm Bureau D M_ Phillips

Hay quality depends on harvest and care choices

George McBee extension pasture specialist notes hay quality hinges on harvesting timing curing methods and fertilizer use, with diverse problems influencing bale quality beyond planting and mowing.

George McBee

Cameron Livestock Auction Report Prices and Totals

The Cameron Livestock Auction reported 186 sellers and 90 buyers for Thursday with 720 cattle and 241 hogs consigned. Prices ranged across steers cows calves hogs and feeders with stocker and slaughter values noted. overall cattle market steady to slightly weaker than last week and slaughter calves down about 2.00 per head.

Cameron

Hog and cattle market report with disease tally

Market notes show steady to slightly stronger receipts for cows and hogs with butcher hogs advancing. About 18.00 per hundredweight top hogs led the sale. Milam County health unit reports 40 notifiable disease cases last week including 31 strep throat, 6 measles, 2 whooping cough and 1 pneumonia.

T. E. Crump Milam County

You can’t stay ahead of bills if you let them run

A concise admonition urges proactive payment habits to avoid debt. The line emphasizes taking control of finances rather than letting bills accumulate and gain momentum. It suggests prioritizing timely payments to maintain financial stability and avoid interest or penalties.

Is It Odd How Easier Onlookers See A Gal

A terse vocal observation notes that when a woman is more visibly attractive she tends to face sterner, more scrutinizing stares from men. The remark contrasts appearance with attention and hints at social judgment.

August plentiful foods list highlights harvests

Turkeys and peaches lead the USDA August plentiful foods list with watermelons cantaloupes onions and tomatoes along with broilers fryers scallops and peanut butter. All are recommended picnic and outdoor cookery staples.

USDA

Bible School at Cameron Methodist Church

The First Methodist Church of Cameron will hold annual Bible School from July 25 to July 29, 9 to 11 a.m. Classes will range from kindergarten to juniors.

First Methodist Church of Cameron

Best thing for a cold shoulder 3 mink

A brief note highlights the trend of mink fur accessories as a fashionable remedy for chilly weather. It emphasizes practical warmth from fur while signaling style and seasonal grooming in vintage era styling.

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Jay Naman Henry Richter Jey Manan Johnson Insulation Co Belton Stockman Egerne Citizens National Bank Capital Gergen Robert W. Hoermann Sears & Farm Bureau Joe Paul Mueck St. Anthony Joe Paul Texas Farm & Ranch Safety Council Sears Douglas McFarland Cameron Recreation and Citizenship Committee Cam Eron Joyee Fuchs Roy Dean Tomasek Johnnie Ray Richter LaNell Moron JoAnn Hollas Arvell Jun Ima Ann Theo Fuchs Safety Council Ees J Hefley - Stedman Motor Co Food Service Hanson’s Jack Hanson Market Street Hearne, Texas Amana Food Service Hearne Highway 6 Central Hamilton West Ave Temple, Texas Bible School
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