Terracing 16 Years Ago Reclaimed 20 Acres of Farm Land
H H Camp near San Gabriel Milam county began terracing about 20 acres 16 years ago after heavy erosion. Last week he noted the 20 acre tract terraced earlier produced the most cotton per acre. He observed ditch lines had filled and recalled disliking crooked rows and point rows. The county agent recalls Camp’s remark on hillside terrace work.
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H. H. Camp
San Gabriel
Milam County
Camp
Terracing urged to save soil on Camp farms
Geo Banzhaf, C Agent, notes that extensive terracing on Mr Camp's farms has proven essential to soil conservation and asserts that all eroding land should be terraced.
Local residents make visits and attend gatherings in surrounding towns
Jesse Newton made a business trip to Laredo on Tuesday. Dr. W W Lewary spent part of the week in Hillsboro. Mrs W G Bain and son Gail spent the weekend at Granger with her sister Mrs J T Houston and family. C B McNeill spent the weekend in Dallas. A group of Misses and a few young men enjoyed a weiner roast at Wayside Saturday. A children's day program at the Methodist church Sunday morning was well rendered with a good crowd. Several residents attended a county PTA meeting in Cameron. Jesse Newton visited Houston Monday. Miss Olga Krall spent the weekend with cousin Mrs Jerrie Schiller. Mr J Frank Cook of Gause was a Buckholts visitor. Mr and Mrs T F Criswell of Calvert were Sunday guests of D R Criswell. Misses Mattie Bancom and Mary Frances Elliott spent Sunday with friends at Marlow. Mesdames Clarence Hopkins and E J Kahier were Temple shoppers Thursday. Marion Corley returned from a few days in Arkansas City Kansas.
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Jesse Newton
Laredo
W. W. Lewary
Hillsboro
W.G. Bain
Gail
Granger
J. T. Houston
C. B. McNeill
Dallas
Eliza Lehman
Maxine Hyer
Ava Nell Mitcham
Virginia Ezzell
L. A. Patito
Temple Allen
Lorenz Zalisko
Henry Fuchs
Seth Corley
Wayside
Methodist Church
Guido Gersbach
E. L. Hinson
Sam Mewhinney
J. M. Mitcham
Ross Dabney
County Parent-Teachers Association
Cameron
Houston
Olga Krall
Jerrie Schiller
J. Frank Cook
Gause
T. F. Criswell
Calvert
D. R. Criswell
Mattie Bancom
Mary Frances Elliott
Marlow
Clarence Hopkins
E. J. Kahier
Marion Corley
Arkansas City
Kansas
Fitch makes business trip to Fort Worth this week
L. J. Fitch traveled to Fort Worth for business during the early part of the week, returning with engagements planned and meetings completed locally.
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L. J. Fitch
Fort Worth
Marlow Troop No 52 Opens Season With Win
Marlow defeats Cameron Troop No 52 12 to 2 on Sunday March 26. Marlow's offense explodes in the second inning with five runs off the rookie pitcher. McDonald and Mullinax pace a sixth inning barrage with two three baggers. Jewel Mullinax allows two hits in a two hit game before Jack Hobson relieves in the sixth. Jack and Jewel combine for eighteen strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlow
Troop No. 52
Cameron
Troop 52
McDonald
Mullinax
Jewel Mullinax
Jack Hobson
Jack
Jewel
W. Moran
Mullinax for Marlow Batted 600 in Cameron Preview
Mullinax for Marlow batted 600. The game delighted Marlow after two straight defeats by Troop 62 in the last baseball season. They will clash again in Cameron Sunday April 9, with a strong expectation for a good game.
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Mullinax
Marlow
Troop 62
Cameron
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Buckholts
Cameron Herald
Razy
E. O. Schiller
Lexas
Texas Power & Light Company
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