Hog Care Tips For Gilts In Summer Months
Hog care guidance for 4H Club members focuses on summer shade and cooling for Sears gilts. Emphasize high shade off ground with hose linked sprinklers, and grazing a green pasture for vitamin A and exercise. A high digestible protein diet supports gilt development and strong legs.
Farm Scene: County Agent Details Local Insect Control
County agent notes multiple insect control methods with BHC lindane and a copper compound for crops. Buddie Yager reports Heptachlor sprays on cotton with three applications and a planned fourth by early June. Plant lice infest maize terminals. Parathion sprays used by Angell and others aided by airplane. Bill Whitaker and Son move early squash to markets and test tomato varieties. Dr Darrow and agents demo Fenuron pellets for post oak and elm on sandy soils at multiple sites. Breeding swine sales to several counties and fly control with malathion bait cited. Continuous removal of breeding places advised.
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Buddie Yager
San Gabriel Community
W. L. Angell
Vrazel Brothers
Aubrey Hightower
Angell
Bill Whitaker and Son
Mr. Whitaker
A&m College
Texas Asm
Brush Control
Theo Allen Place
Cameron
Hanover Road
Milano
Consignments Total 717 Cattle at Cameron Auction
Cameron Livestock Auction sold 717 cattle on Thursday from 190 sellers with 58 buyers bidding. Hogs included 12 head and overall cattle quality improved from the prior sale with plains and oat-field types common. Prices featured slaughters and stockers with steer and cow categories and top hogs selling direct.
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Cameron
Cameron Livestock Auction
Experts Predict Farm Exodus To City Will Decline
Dr. Robert R. Skrabanek says farm to city migration will slow but continue, with 39,000 moving 1950 to 1957. Texas showed 26.6 percent decline versus 18.6 percent national average, while nearby states fell more. Texas farm population was 1,061,000 in 1957.
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Robert R. Skrabanek
Texas A & M
USDA
Skrabanek
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
U. S
Drouth
Texas 4-H Roundup At A&M Set June Kickoff 50th Anniversary
Attendance expected near 2200 for the annual Texas 4-H Club Roundup at Texas A M College June 10 to 12. State winners will be named across 22 judging and team demonstration contests and the event will inaugurate the 50th anniversary of 4 H in Texas. Weekend visitors included the Leonard and Drennan families from Ft Worth Dallas Burlington and other areas attending with local hosts.
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Texas A&m College
Texas
Milam County Crops Grow After Rain Boost
County agent J. D. Moore reports varied rains from under half an inch to 2.5 inches. Oats for hay and seed ripen. about 50 percent of Milam oats may be cut for hay. Corn tassels, plant lice and aphids noted. cotton looks better with continued poison until mid June. Pastures and truck crops show strong growth.
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West Milam
Cameron
J. D. Moore
Moore
Bag worm control guidance from Texas extension entomologist
C F Garner extension entomologist urges control now while worms are small. Obtain L-199 Texas Guide for Controlling Insects on Ornamental Plants from the local county agent for proper methods.
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C. F. Garner
Jones Prairie area hosts visiting friends and relatives
California visitor Mrs. Bill Shore arrives at Temple airfield to stay over the weekend with her relatives the Fontaines. Numerous local families host weekend guests from Beaumont Houston Cameron Cameron and Port Arthur while nurses and patients recover in Newton.
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Mrs. Shope
California
Bill Shore
Oceanside
Temple Airfield
R. K. Fontaine
Fontaine
Fontaine Home
Bill Fontaine
Billy
Beaumont
Howard McClerran
Kay
Houston
J. A. McKinney
Ethel McKinney
E. A. Flinn
Katherine
Cameron
J. H. Burnett
Newton Hospital
Bob Pond
Sewannee
Florida
Jack Pond
Malcolm Marion
Charles, Bruce
Beth
Seguin
E. B. Yager
G. J. Henderson
Fisher Wins First in Burleson Taxation Essay Contest
Wayne Fisher of Cameron and David Ewing of Waco, Baylor School of Business students, won first and second prizes in the Burleson Taxation Essay Contest for papers on Texas taxation. Fisher, 21, earned a Bachelor of Science in three years and received $60 for his essay on The Oil Production Tax in Texas. He is the son of Mr and Mrs George N Fisher of Cameron and holds a Citizens National Bank Scholarship at Baylor.
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Wayne Fisher
Cameron
David Ewing
Waco
Baylor School of Business
Burleson Taxation
Texas
Fisher
George N. Fisher
Citizens National Bank
Baylor
Farm Safety Reminder Emphasizes Year Round Practices
Farm Safety Week is not until July but the Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council urges ongoing farm safety. The council stresses a safe family on farms by avoiding mistakes and practicing safety every week of the year.
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Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council
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