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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1953
Page
2
Entry from Cameron Ione lists mail matter of second class under an act of March 1879. Publication occurs every Thursday with subscriptions at Main County 1.75 per year, outside county 2.00, and out of state 2.25.
The 14th annual Texas Safety Conference will be held in Houston March 30-31 with a 2 p.m. sectional session in the Hunt Room at Rice Hotel presided by J Walter Hammond president of the Texas Farm Bureau Federation and Texas Farm and Safety Committee chairman. E C Martin will report on 1952 Farm and Ranch Safety Program progress. Maynard H Coe of Chicago will discuss Highlights in the National Farm Safety Program. C T Johnson will award outstanding contributors to the Texas farm and home safety program.
The dogwood trails in the Palestine area will open Sunday for visitors to view the trees and colors. This marks the earliest opening yet and follows two years of reconstruction after severe ice storms damaged most trees.
The Railroad Commission of Texas approves Lone Star Gas rate increase for residential and commercial natural gas outside Cameron city limits and in nearby unincorporated communities. The new 13 cent per thousand cubic feet rise follows prior approvals in Cameron and over 240 Texas locales since last September.
The USDA reports moisture allows wheat and oats east of a Wichita Falls to Abilene line to mature well. West of the line, frequent timely rains are needed to maintain crop prospects. Some cotton, sorghum and corn planted in southern and southwestern counties while the eastern half awaits drier soils for full planting.
Biff Morgan handles a bedtime struggle with his four year old daughter Rusty who slips from her room in pajamas to request a quiet reading. The vignette ends with a reflection on being open to different abilities and tastes, including beer and buttermilk.
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