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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1953
Page
2
The Little River Philosopher from Marlow criticizes a Washington official’s remark that people must abandon earning a living by hard work. He jokes about tractor umbrellas and air conditioned tractors, praising production gains from tractors yet preferring shade and lighter labor. He signs as ack.
Land transfers and marriages listed under Cameron Texas court notices include Walter Williams and Velmalene Gonton. Edwin Lisa Posival and Dorothy Hux. numerous deeds of parcels in J A DePena and Wm Allen grants. oil and gas leases to Byrd and Wise. probate for Arthur J Gregory with Mattie Pearl Gregory as executrix. Also new car notices for residents.
W C Kohring of Route 2 was visited in Cameron on Wednesday.
Present indications are that cotton will be planted on the most productive farm land this year. Cotton is Texas main cash crop and gave farmers an average income of 829 million for 1949 to 1951. Insect control and proper practices are essential for profitable production. Also: Miss Jean Adams discharged from St. Edward Hospital Buckholts. Mrs Earl Curtis improving after surgery at St. Edward Hospital.
The Nelson brothers David and Ricky, sons of Ozzie and Harriet, top the Milky Way Gold Star awards poll for child entertainers of the year. Over 5,000 entertainment industry voters weighed in to select winners across film radio and TV. Mars Milky Way Candy Bars sponsor the poll and plan awards on radio and TV in coming weeks.
Bruno Eixman resumes work after two days away to attend the funeral services for his father-in-law Henry Klausmyer in Welcome. Mrs. Eixman will stay in Welcome for a few days. The note also mentions that the President cannot be arrested and states an opinion on wealth of past presidents.
P. O. Shumate and Larrie Bowman of Waco toured Cameron on Thursday. Shumate is a brother of Mrs. Jack Williams.
Cameron Milam County Livestock Commission sold 392 head of cattle in its ring on Saturday. Fat cattle topped near 22.50 per hundred, with yearlings around 21.50. Dry cows averaged 18 to 19 cents, with some shelly cows lower. cows and calves averaged 140, some as high as 165. Bulls up to 18 cents, best around 17.10. stocker calves sold 16 to 23 cents. Manager Finley Blackwell noted about 150 more head could have sold if not for rain.
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