Farmers Apply For SS Benefits Increases Possible
Durelle L. Allen of the Temple Social Security Office says many farmers under 65 who filed in 1961 can have benefits recalculated to raise their rates. By substituting 1961 for low earning years, some gains are possible. Farmers without SS credits before 1955 who applied early may benefit. A Temple representative will be in Cameron at 102 West Main at 9:00 am on Tuesday, June 19 and 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durelle L. Allen
Temple Social Security Office
Allen
Temple Office
Temple
Cameron
West Main
Ft Worth
Cattle Price Trends and Beef Production Outlook Milam County
Milam County agents report first quarter 1962 federally inspected cattle slaughter up 4 percent from a year earlier while prices gain strength. Beef production may dip 2-4 percent below last year in Q3, with cow culling and feedlot placements shaping price directions into fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
Bagworms threaten trees and plants in the state
College Station reports bagworms in large numbers on trees and evergreens. Extension entomologist C F Garner urges early spraying or dusting with approved insecticides such as Malathion, Toxaphene, or lead arsenate, and notes combination sprays may help control bagworms and other pests. Follow label directions and protect children and pets. After spraying wash treated grass to remove residues.
Milam County Cotton Price Support Details Released
The U S Department of Agriculture announced premiums and discounts for the 1962 upland cotton price support program on May 16. The 1962 loan rates set minimums for Middling and Middling 1 inch cotton, with quotas, eligibility tied to farm allotments, and CCC loan procedures. Loans run through April 30, 1963, maturing July 31, 1969, and may be made by Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodity Credit Corporation
U.S Department of Agriculture
Alvan Sanders
Milam County Agriculture
Stabilization and Conservation Service
USDA
CCC
Agricultural Service
Sanders
SEVIN Insecticide Safe for Livestock and Crops
The advisory states SEVIN allows workers back in fields soon after application with normal precautions. Spray drift is minimized, residues are not a problem on forage or nearby crops, and SEVIN controls up to 150 pests on 50 crops including webworms and armyworms on sorghum. Livestock may graze next to treated fields the same day and milk or meat are not affected.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Milam
Fort Worth
The
United States Brewers Association
Texas
Galveston
J. B. Magruder
Texas Cavalry
United States
Teas
Assocation. Inc
Austin
Milam Ascs
Horstmann Brothers
SEVIN
Union Carbide Corporation
Union Carbide Chemicals Company
Park Ave
New York
N. Y
Union Carbide
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!