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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1973

Page

10

Alcoa Reports 1973 Third Quarter Income Rise and Plans

Aluminum producer Alcoa reported third quarter 1973 net income of 23.24 million dollars or 1.03 dollars per share, up from 1972's 24.54 million and 1.10 per share. Nine month sales reached 1.584 billion, with shipments totaling 1.504 million tons. CEO John D. Harper cited record levels in shipments and revenues but noted return on invested capital remains below industry and capital-raising goals, citing rising costs and price-control effects. The company continues accelerated purchases from the U.S. government stockpile to meet obligations.

Aluminum Company of America Texas Alcoa John D. Harper Harper Cost of Living Council U.S

Buckholts Social: Local Obituaries and Visits

Community notices list graveside services for Ladis Marek granddaughter and J L Bales in Friendship, with funeral details. Family visits include Annie Obermiller in Austin, Dearie Arnold returning from vacation, and U S Lucky after a church revival. Other items note Katie Russell’s hospital return, G H Beckhusen rushed to Scott and White, and local visits by the Criswell family.

Ladis Marek Marlow Lee Matthews J. L. Bales Friendship Annie Obermiller Austin Dearie Arnold Arnold Jewel Collier Coy Gandy Waco Carlsbad U. S. Lucky South Elm Baptist Church L. A John Semik Houston Evelyn Loftin Sue Shrank Temple Jay G. H. Beckhusen Scott and White Hospital

Farmers Union 70th Annual Convention Heads to Lubbock

United States Senator Lloyd Bentsen and Representative George Mahon will headline the Texas Farmers Union 70th Annual Convention at the Ko Ko Palace in Lubbock December 7 and 8. They will address the state wide farm group during Friday morning sessions as delegates pass resolutions, elect delegates to the National Farmers Union Convention, and choose state officers for 1974.

United States Lloyd Bentsen Lubbock George Mahon Texas Farmers Union Ko Ko Palace Texas Bentsen Mahon National Farmer Union

Farm Bureau takes positions on two proposed amendments

Milam County Farm Bureau president Edwin Lehmann says the group opposes Amendment No 1 which would require annual legislative sessions and set salaries while supporting Amendment No 9 allowing tax exemptions for water supply firms. State policy is set at annual Texas Farm Bureau meetings with county delegates. JUMPING CHOLLA barbed cholla branches break off and latch onto skin.

Farm Bureau Edwin Lehmann Buckholts Milam County Farm Bureau Lehmann

Bank Sworn Report Of Condition By Jewel Bartis

Memoranda show averages for deposits and loans for 15 calendar days ending call date. Jewel Bartis of the bank swears the report is true and correct. Directors Leo Fuchs Edna Fuchs Richard C. Crowe swear before a notary on October 31 1973. Notary notes that the speaker is not an officer or director. Figures listed include 100000.00, 115473.77, 315473.77, and 3452000.00.

Jewel Bartis Leo Fuchs Edna Fuchs Richard C. Crowe

TIC Attracting New Industries Show Strong TIC Prospect Gains

The Texas Industrial Commission reports year ending August 30 1973 saw 286 prospects registered up from 188 the prior year. Of these 38 have located in Texas with nine already announcing plant openings. Williams notes many prospects are top 500 firms and that 50 states and four foreign countries host the prospects.

Texas Industrial Commission Pat Williams TIC Prospect Development Williams Industrial Commission Texas United Commission

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James Connally State Tech General Motors Corp Bill Rummel Gordon Rountree Motors C. M. Shrum Cadillac Motor Division Maurice Fawcett Automotive Technology Mrs Edwin Gandy Herman Glaser St. Edwards Hospital Cameron Harold Brass California C. R. Criswell Baptist Church Lgt. Brown the Buckholts State Bank Milam State Bank No. 190 Federal Reserve District No. 11 U.S. Treasury Internal Revenue Service Lake W. Stroup, Jr New Guinea National Geographic Society Keith Maxwell House USDA Turkeys Usda Choice P.S Usda Choice P.S U.S. NO Roegeleins Usda Ch Stea Top Ocean Usda Choice PS Hunt Stokely U.S.D.A Duncan Hines Duncan Hines Assorted
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