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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1955

Page

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Double Pasture Meadow Forages With Fertilizer

Farmers double pasture and meadow with fertilizer to boost forage. Tests at College Station show coastal Bermuda hay needs 22 inches of water per ton, while 100 pounds of nitrogen per acre cuts water to 13 inches. Fertilizers balance plant mixtures and support legume dominance in mineral-rich soils.

Johiine Pring Raieiah E. M. Trew A & M College College Station Bermuda

Phosphate or nitrate boost for oats and bermuda pastures

The note urges applying phosphate or ammonium nitrate per acre as a top dressing now to achieve impressive results in oats for grazing or grain and on bermuda grass pastures for summer grazing. Present moisture conditions should encourage pasture improvement work by farmers.

Bermuda

Death of Stephen S. Coleman near Milano

Stephen S. Coleman, 71, died at 5 a.m. Wednesday at his home near Milano. Born in Arkansas, he lived most of his life in Milan County. Survivors include his widow and a brother Elzie Coleman of Arkansas. Funeral services were set for 3 p.m. Thursday, February 24, 1955, at Smyrna Church with Rev. A. F. Russell officiating. Burial followed at Smyrna Cemetery, Green's Funeral Home directing.

Stephen S. Coleman Milano Arkansas Milan Ther Elzie Coleman Smyrna Church A. F. Russell First Baptist Church Cameron Smyrna Green

Texas grain sorghum harvest boosts Southwest yields

In Texas several regions harvested 5 471 000 acres of grain sorghum yielding 117 386 000 bushels the largest since 1953. Increased grain sorghum reflects cotton acreage policies and serves as a staple in drier areas. Protein feeds may drop in price if Midwest soybeans enter markets, boosting plant feed supplies. Beef Council surveys show beef movement rising during Beef Week with strong interest in cheaper cuts. Scientists note cross breeds may improve hot climate milk production with Jersey performing well in Puerto Rico.

Texas Texas Beef Council Tropics Puerto Rico Jersey

Mrs Wetzel Visits Freeport Friends During Camargo Trip

Mrs Wetzel of Freeport visits in the homes of Mrs Melvin and Mrs Evelyn Young. Mrs Young returns to Cameron Monday after a week vacation visiting Juarez, Mexico.

Mrs. Wetzel Freeport Melvin Evelyn Young Cameron Juarez Mexico

Complete Freezer Meal Demonstration By Walkers Creek HD

The Walkers Creek home demonstration club met at Mrs. Minnie Boedeker home on February 23 with 14 members and one guest. Mrs. Glenn presided, a council report was given, and Mses Angell Lagrone conducted color and furniture demos while Angell prepared a complete freezer meal. The meal included chicken pot pie with biscuits and congealed egg salad on lettuce, hot rolls, butter, congealed tarts with whipped cream, coffee and cold drinks. Next meeting set for March 9 at Mrs. Sagers home focusing on Safety.

Walkers Creek Home Demonstration Club Minnie Boedeker Mary Ann Harwell Robert Glenn V. L. Angell Will Voglesang G. L. Lagrone Angell

Inspirational message at First Baptist Church Rockdale

Rev L G Ramey announced Rev M M Fulmer pastor of First Baptist Church Rockdale will deliver the inspirational message tonight at 7 30 with coffee served after the meeting

L. G. Ramey Brotherhood M. M. Fulmer First Baptist Church of Rockdale

B and P W Club Hears Talk on Legislation

The Business and Professional Women's Club met at the Milam Coffee Shop Tuesday evening with 18 members present to hear a discussion on current legislation. TRADE IN CAMERON

B&pw Club Business and Professional Women's Club Milam Coffee Shop

Buckholts Visitor Signs Cameron Business Paper

Jobin Zawadzke of Buckholts was a Cameron business visitor on Wednesday. He was seen signing a required document as part of a joint return process.

Jobin Zawadzke Buckholts Cameron Business

Trees Need Care Now For Better Growth and Yield

Dry years have slowed pecan and fruit tree development. Spread cotton bars, barnyard manure, and decaying plants over topsoil to shade areas. Apply one pound fertilizer per inch of trunk diameter, spade to 6 to 8 inches, and mix zinc sulphate for leaf growth. Spray dormant oil after pruning, and consider topping limbs. February is a good month for tree care.

Associational Brotherhood Meet At First Baptist Church

Milam County units announce an Associational Brotherhood gathering to be held at Cameron’s First Baptist Church next Monday with local church leaders and members invited.

First Baptist Church Milam County Associational Brotherhood Cameron

Early Filing Advised for Income Tax Returns

Local IRS rep F. J Schultz urges taxpayers to file early to speed refunds or avoid last minute rushes. Those over 65 with $1200+ in 1954 gross income or under 65 with $600+ must file by law, and even with no refund owed, filing remains wise to gather needed information and confirm deductions or credits. If wages were earned, W-2 forms should accompany the return, and taxpayers should verify all details before mailing to the District Director.

F. J Schultz Internal Revenue Director's Office Internal Revenue Office Internal Revenue

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