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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1963

Page

2

Signs of hunger in crops warn farmers of fertilizer needs

Texas Agricultural Extension Service notes in MP-572 Know Your Fertilizers that nitrogen deficiency shows as light green vegetation slow growth and weak roots while phosphorus slows maturity and reduces yields with purple leaves potassium causes leaf edge scorching though moisture deficit can mimic this in corn and sorghum secondary and micro elements also cause signs but are less common and usually easily supplied by complete fertilizers.

College Station Texas Agricultural Extension Service The Bulletin

Snakes Alert Texas Warns Of Spring Bite Risks

A. W. Lewis of the Texas Game and Fish Commission warns that snakebite risks rise in spring and summer. He cites common bite locations, urges kits and practice, and notes Texas records of bites by diamondback rattlers prairie rattlers and copperheads with coral snakes rarely fatal. He advises campers picnickers hunters and fishermen to wear boots and avoid under logs and dense brush.

A. W. Lewis Texas Game & Fish Commission Waco Lewis Texas

Glaser Cited As Outstanding Student at Texas A&M

Stanley J. Glaser of Buckholts made the Distinguished Student List for the first semester of the 1962 63 session at Texas A M College College Station He is a senior poultry science major and 1969 Buckholts High School graduate He has served as treasurer of the Poultry Science Club member of the Student Agricultural Council and the Great Issues Committee and is now president of the Poultry Science Club and treasurer of the Student Agricultural Council He and his wife La Velle Fischer of Buckholts live in Bryan.

Stanley J. Glaser Joe Glaser Buckholts Texas A & M College College Station Glaser Buckholts High School Poultry Science Club Student Agricultural Council la Velle Fischer Bryan

Feed Livestock By Fertilizing Plants

W F Bennett of Texas A M College says fertilizing pastures with lime nitrogen phosphorus and potassium boosts forage quality and livestock health. He urges soil testing as the first step in soil improvement, noting minerals lift both plant growth and animal conformation. Also reports Milam County says week ending March 2 includes strep throat measles and gonorrhea cases per Dr T E Crump.

College Station W. F Bennett Texas A & M College Texas Bennett Miam T. E. Crump Milam County

Maxwell Named Comm Chairman of County Program

H D Maxwell Milam County School Superintendent was elected temporary chairman of the County Program Building Committee at a meeting last week Invitations were sent to representatives from business industry urban development agriculture and homemaking The plan aims to assemble county information to create a brochure promoting economic development through ten study groups covering geography climate history human resources family living organizations health natural resources agriculture commerce industry and local government You may be contacted to help with this program Your interest and assistance are appreciated

H. D. Maxwell Milam County

Rogers Public Schools Poster Winners Named

Winners were selected in Rogers Public Schools for a poster making contest during Public Schools Week. Primary division tied Cathy Coleman and Reane Wilke sharing a silver dollar prize. Fourth to fifth grade Russell Chupik won the silver dollar. Junior high Shirley Harper won the dollar.

Rogers Rogers Public Schools Cathy Coleman Lola Sparks Renae Wilke Edith Starnes Russell Chupik Imogene Harbour Shirley Harper Selma Cannon

Milam County builds on Texas Community Improvement drive

The Texas Community Improvement Program co sponsored by the Agricultural Extension Service and Texas Electric Utility Companies rewards rural areas for farm home and community progress. Milam County includes Branchville Davilla Gause and Griffin Chapel with goals set and records due April 1 1983 in the district office, requiring submission by March 29.

Texas Agricultural Extension Service Electric Utility Companies of Texas Milam County Branchville Davilla Gause

Young Announces Trustee Candidacy in Rogers District

Rogers resident L. Young announces his bid for a Rogers Consolidated Independent School District trustee post in the April election. He runs Young Brothers Garage and recently relocated from Bartlett. Other candidates mentioned include Clayton D Clowers and Edwin J Psencik.

Rogers Gordon L. Young Rogers Consolidated Independent Young Young Brothers Bartlett Clayton D Clowers Edwin J Psencik

Milam Shows High In Bond Sales

Milam County reports $46 637 in Savings Bond sales for January part of a Texas rise to 15 814 670 on the month. Henry Liebman notes a 32 percent gain from January 1982 as the state joins a nationwide drive urging every family to buy at least one US Savings Bond by June 30 1963. County leaders from civic and labor groups back the effort to reach all households.

Savings Bonds Texas Milam County Henry Liebman Leibman Milamn County

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Milam Martha P.S Maxwell Comm J. DD. Moore Eig&e John F Snell County Agri Griffin Chapel Young Announces As Bill Sapp Temple Hwy Cameron Her Aldox Rexall NEW Cameron Drug Cameron
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