Postoffice Rates and Publication Details
The notice records mail matter classification for Cameron Texas, date of authority under a 1879 act, publication cadence on Thursdays, and subscription rates: Milam County 1.75 yearly, outside county 2.00, out of state 2.25.
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Cameron
Texas
Milam County
Central Texas and Taylor Soil Districts Promote Individual Planning
Central Texas and Taylor Soil Conservation Districts urge USDA technicians to focus on individual farm conservation planning as crops grow. Farm planners in Cameron will coordinate with landowners needing help, aiming for a full soil inventory and a completed program to maximize land use without damage.
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Texas
Taylor
Soil Conservation Service
Cameron
Texas Soil Conservation Districts
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Clayton Barton
Ray A. Tucker
O. W. Whittington
M. J. Sparks
H. L. Yager
Central Texas
Erskin McDermott
Watermelons in Texas and cattle price support ideas
A Kansas Oklahoma style column discusses cattle price supports and storage issues. The Little River Philosopher complains Congress must act to rescue cattlemen and bankers facing losses and argues for a grass based price support system.
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Little River
Congress
Johnson Grass
Marlow
Notes by Roy Wright County Supervisor
Dairymen should store silage for each cow in the herd at least three tons and four to five tons is wise for lean years. Silage requires planting harvest and proper storage. If sorgum varieties like hegari or atlas sarge are used they must be harvested and stored correctly. A trench silo is a good investment for dairymen.
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Washington
Atlas
Farmers told to prune melons for market quality
The article explains that harvesting melons early to secure quick sales drives high prices at first but lowers demand later, cutting profits for receivers and Texas growers. It notes marketing methods and suggests using 5% methoxychlor dust, 1% to 8% lindane, or 1% garathion dust, urging growers to prune rigidly to avoid overproduction and maintain market quality.
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Texas
Engineer Walter E. Ruff Moves to Henderson Building
As of June 10 the resident engineer of the Texas Highway Department, Walter E. Ruff, relocated from temporary quarters in the Court House to the Henderson Building. Mrs Alma Dodson and son Dickie of Fort Worth concluded a visit with Cameron friends. Janis Crittenden, daughter of Mr and Mrs T A Crittenden, is visiting relatives in San Antonio. Attends church Sunday.
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Texas Highway Department
Walter E. Ruff
Henderson Building
Mr. Ruff
Court House
Alma Dodson
Dickie of
Fort Worth
Cameron
Janis Crittenden
T. A. Crittenden
Mrs. Deadwyler
San Antonio
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