Texas farm income climbs 37 percent from March to April
Texas farmers earned cash income of 226,689,000 in April, up 37 percent from March and 3 percent above April last year. Cattle sales led with 37,676,000, milk products 9,645,000, fruits and vegetables 4,480,000, and eggs 3,034,000. Northern High Plains had the largest district income at 39,036,000.
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University of Texas Business Research Bureau
High Plains
Black and Grand Prairies
Coastal Prairies
Northern High
Black Hawk Ointment Offered At Leo Lnake Drug Store
An ad announces Black Hawk Ointment available at Leo Lnake Drug Store with a money back guarantee. Jar price is 60 cents to 1 dollar, addressing eczema and related skin conditions for children and adults.
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Leo Lnake Drug Store
Mrs G R Warner Transacts Business In County Office
Mrs G R Warner who serves as Superintendent of the Gause schools conducted official business in the County Superintendent of Schools office on Wednesday.
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G. R. Warner
Gause
Mrs. Bessie Schuvard Heads to San Marcos Summer School
Mrs. Bessie Schuvard of Minard visited in Cameron on Friday while en route to San Marcos to attend summer school.
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Bessie Schuvard
Minard
Cameron
San Marcos
Ministers Assigned In Bryan District For The Methodist
Assignments announced for the Bryan District of the Methodist Conference in Houston. O W Eardley district superintendent, A M College. James F Jackson A M Wesley Foundation. Robt Sneed Bellville. W A Mening Brenham. James Allen Chapman Bryan First. H V Rankin St Pauls. Frank Boutwell Buckholts. Charles Mack Caldwell. Phil Trammel Calvert. D L Landrum Jr Cameron. Mark C Magers Chapel Hill. Sheriff Hall Cooks Point. A R Elly Franklin. A L Connor Giddings. J D Weaver Hearne. Hal Cunningham Kosse. H W Koling Lexington. Lewis Risinger Lott. Vernon Feller Marlin. Byron L Lovelady Minerva Circuit. Ben N Scott Milano Circuit. R E Ledbetter Reagan Bremond. Thomas Halcomb Rockdale. T Miller Smith Sealy. Burt Smith Somerville. William Commer Thorndale. John Rentfro Jr Travis. Jack Berry Wheelock. Robert Peterson chaplain US Navy. Alan R Reed conference colporteur. R L Jackson secretary home missions. C W Lakey professor Southwestern University. John V Berglund student SMU Osbury.
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Bryan
Houston
O. W. Eardley
A&m Collage
James F. Jackson
A&m Wesley Foundation
Robt, Sneed
Bellville
W. A. Menging
Brenham
James Allen Chapman
Reagan Bremond
Thomas Halcomb
Rockdale
T. Miller Smith
Sealy
Burt Smith
Somerville
William Commer
Thorndale
John Rentfro Jr
Travis
Jack Berry
Wheelock
Robert Peterson
U. S. Navy
Alan R. Reed
R. L. Jackson
Home Missions
C. W. Lakey
Southwestern University
John V. Berglund
SMU
Osbury
Lenox Students Gather for SMU Advocate Leaders
Lenox students engage with SMU figures including William T. Stephenson Advocate Commissioner Louis Risinger director of evangelism James Allen Chapman missionary secretary Mark Magers director Wesley Foundation and James F. Jackson in a campus event highlighting church and student outreach.
Census effort near completion in Cameron
Census taking in Cameron is nearly finished with only a few residents remaining to be enumerated. L G Smith, Chamber of Commerce manager, urges anyone missed to call 101 and complete enumeration. Local office may issue notices from Waco and rural county residents may be contacted by the Chamber to finish the count.
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Cameron
L. G. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Waco
A R Blankenship at Cameron Rotary Luncheon
A R Blankenship of Temple showed the film In Balance at the Cameron Rotary Club noon meeting on May 31. The film highlighted business principles and steps for failure. The Boy Scout Troop 54 court of honor will be held at the noon meeting June 7 where ten Scouts will receive second class badges.
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A. R. Blankenship
Temple
Cameron Rotary Club
Court of Honor
Boy Scout Troop 54
Rotary Club
Card of Thanks for Sam H. Dobbs Death
The Dobbs family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness after the death of Sam H. Dobbs. Thanks are extended to those who sent flowers or otherwise helped during their time of sorrow from Mrs. Sam H. Dobbs Hubert L. Dobbs and Mrs. Jesse Wilkerson.
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Sam H. Dobbs
Sam. H. Dobbs
Hubert L. Dobbs
Jesse Wilkerson
Angell Plans Summer Visit in Cameron
Fred Angell of Anglewood California will spend the summer months with relatives and friends in Cameron. He resides with his daughter in California.
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Fred Angell
Anglewood
California
Cameron
Mr. Angell
Softball Schedule for Cameron League Season
The Cameron Softball League announces a six team summer schedule. Matches begin June 6 with National Guard versus G I School and Logan's Service Station against C Y O. The calendar lists games through June 29 with pairings including Holloway Laundry Yarrellton and others.
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Cameron
W. C. Alien
Chamber of Commerce
National Guard
G. I
Logan's
Service Station
Holloway Laundry
Yarrelston
Logan
Yarrellton
G. I. School
Yar
Local games schedule lists teams and times
The Cameron Herald provides a summer schedule with C Y O Holloway Laundry G I School Yarrellton and Logan's Service Station. Games run mostly at 8 pm with two exceptions at 8 20 pm on June 28 and July 26.
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G. I
National Guard
Holloway Laundry
Logan
Yarrellton
G. L. School
Walzels Visit in Austin as Seed Inspector Appointed
Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Walzel Jr. of Austin guest of Mrs. Adolph Richter and family over the weekend. Mr. Walzel was recently appointed chief Seed Inspector of Texas.
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Joe R. Walzel, Jr
Austin
Walzel
Adolph Richter
Texas
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