Buckholts Youth Wins Reserve Grand Champion Pig Titles
John Tomascik of Buckholts, a Buckholts High School junior and Buckholts FFA member, showed three barrows at the State Fair of Texas Junior Livestock Show in Dallas. His heavyweights placed second and third, middle weight fifth, with the second heavy named reserve crossbred. He then earned reserve grand champion. In Waco on October 6 he showed two barrows, one champion heavyweight and one second, both bred by Dennis Tomascik.
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John Tomascik
Barrow
Dallas
Waco
John
Buckholts
FFA
Pig
Johnnie Tomascik
Buckholts High School
Dennis Tomascik
State Fair Reserve
Hampshire
Nursing Homes IV Self Respect and Resident Dignity
Residents often feel worthless when independence fades. Staff and families can restore self respect by enabling privileges, personal belongings, letters to loved ones, grooming, and mindful surroundings. Encouraging autonomy supports mental health and dignity for nursing home residents.
Obituary of T W Batey 73 Tem ple area farmer WWI veteran
Thomas W. Batey 73 of Route 3 Cameron died Wednesday morning in a Temple hospital. A native of Hico he was a retired farmer and World War I veteran. Funeral service 2 p.m. Thursday Marek Burns Laywell Funeral Home officiated by Jim Yates. Burial with Fort Hood military honors in Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by son Thomas W. Batey Jr of Austin. daughters Dorothy Baty White Sands New Mexico and Kathryn Young Austin. brothers George D. Batey Port Charlotte Florida and Lee Batey Austin. sister Lettie Shelton Austin. four grandchildren. Pallbearers: Robert Baldwin Robert Batey Hugh Batey William Day George Fisher and M H Wimberley.
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Thomas W. Batey
Rt. 3
Cameron
Temple Hospital
Mr. Batey
Hico
Marek- Burns-Laywell Funeral
Jim Yates
Fort Hood
Oak Hill Cemetery
Thomas W. Batey Jr
Austin
Dorothy Baty
White Sands
N. M
Kathryn Young
George D. Batey
Port Charlotte
Fla
Lee Batey
Lettie Shelton
Market Report: Cameron Livestock Auction Receipts Mixed
Cattle and calves receipts totaled 875 Thursday at Cameron Livestock Auction down from last week and last year. Feeder cattle and stock cows showed gains while slaughter components held steady amid good demand. Hog market rose with barrows and gilts up and sows higher. A note explains USDA inspection stamps use harmless purple vegetable dye not needing removal.
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Cameron
Anniversary notices listed for Griffin Burnett through Ivy Angell
The Herald prints birthday and anniversary listings and invites readers to submit names two weeks before the date by calling 697-6671 or mailing a post card.
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the Herald
Serviceman Ronald McWilliams Returns From Mediterranean Cruise
Navy Petty Officer Second Class Ronald L. McWilliams, son of Mr and Mrs Logan McWilliams of Cameron, returned to homeport in Newport Rhode Island after a six month 35000 mile cruise in the Mediterranean and North Atlantic aboard the destroyer USS Newman K Perry. The ship visited 13 ports in as many countries and joined several operations with foreign navies.
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Navy
Ronald L. McWilliams
Logan McWilliams of
Cameron
Newport, R. I
Mediterranean
North Atlantic
Newman K. Perry
Financing Emphasis For Development Council
The 8th Annual Central Texas Industrial Development Council conference in Waco on November 9 at Baylor Hankomer School of Business will spotlight financing industrial development. Sen. Murray Watson hosts the event, introducing new economic tools from the 62nd Legislature to attendees including leaders from the Heart of Texas. Jim Harwell, executive director of the Texas Indu...
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Central Texas Industrial Development Council
Baylor
Hankomer School of Business
Trial Commission
Murray Watson
Heart of Texas Area
Freezer Regulation Changes Aim to Extend Freeze Period
The Cost of Living Council announced modifications to the 90 day wage price and rent freeze to prevent gaps in policy. Dallas regional director George E Hastings said no automatic end date on November 13 and that changes will come only through explicit action by the Pay Board Price Commission or Cost of Living Council. The review will cover new laws enabling industrial development funding and city bonds and will include a panel on Texas industrial financing with W L Davis and others. Seven agricultural societies form a new national Council for Agricultural Science and Technology to promote understanding of agricultural research.
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George E. Hastings
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Dallas
Hastings
Pay Board
Price Commission
Cost of Living Council
Harwell
Texas Industrial Commission
National Council For Agricultural Science and Technology
American Society For Horticultural Science
American Society of Agronomy
American Society of Animal Science
Crop Science Society of America
Society of Nematologists
Soil Science Society of America
The
Poultry Science Association
Wage and Price Freeze Q and A Guide From IRS
IRS public service column answers common questions about the Wage and Price Freeze announced August 15 by President Nixon. Topics include the duration of rulings, selling a motorcycle with July 15 to August 15 price context, and defining capital improvements for rent increases.
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U. S. Internal Revenue Service
Public Service
Nixon
Rent Rules Questionable Repairs as Capital Improvements
The text notes that gutters and leak repairs do not count as capital improvements. Consequently, higher rents cannot be charged for properties undergoing mere repairs rather than improvements.
Nugent Urged to Seek Texas House Speaker Post
Kerrville lawyer Rep Jim Nugent received broad backing at a San Antonio gathering of 50 House members who named him the best choice to be Texas speaker. Nugent, 47, noted the wide cross section backing and said a decision would come in a few weeks. He rose to prominence for chairing the Rules Committee and pushing ethics reforms.
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Jim Nugent
Kerrville
House of Representatives
San Antonio
Nugent
Texas
Rules Committee
Gwin 89 Rosebud Resident Dies. Rites Held
W A Gwin 89 of Rosebud died in a Rosebud hospital Thursday. A native of Oneaville and a retired farmer, he lived in Rosebud since 1952. Funeral 3 p.m. Friday at Hoelsch er Funeral Home with minister Raymond Morgan officiating. Burial in Barclay Cemetery. Survived by three sons, three daughters, two brothers, 11 grandchildren, 19 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Grandsons were pallbearers.
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W. A. Gwin
Rosebud
Oenaville
Hoelscher
Raymond Morgan
Barclay Cemetery
Wortham Gwin
Waco
Jewel Gwin
Clarksville
Arthur Gwin
Hillsboro
Gladys Linn
Maurine Morris
Deer Park
Doris Rector
Lott
Thomas B. R. Gwin
R. L. Dykes Gwin
Birthday wishes for local residents on November 11
A birthday listing honors multiple residents including Fredwill Hornung Brian Cobb Mrs Earnest Fuchs Talullah Denise Green Mrs Mary Salazar Kirk Murdock John Pa gach Mrs Stewart Perkins Jesse Weber Mrs W E Beckhusen Mrs Norman Haisler Sr Linda Jean Brown Frances Michna Scotty Sheffield Rogers Petty Fay Roberson Dwayne Mitcham Mrs A W Zajicek Sr twins Larry Hillman Mrs Lillie Kniple Pamela Neeley Lanny Du sek Carolyn Matula Mike Hensley Mrs Pearl Taylor Glenda Moseley Donny Marek Lois Sapp Gordon Dugan David Earl Thomas Gail Ann Orsay Alfred Price Mary Louise Oliver Doris Moore Frances Urban Adeos Be atrice Petty Stanley Manners Ben Tepera Jr Bess Jeter.
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Kirk Murdock
John Pagach
Stewart Perkins
Jesse Weber
W. E. Beckhusen
Norman Haisler Sr
Linda Jean Brown
Frances Michna
Scotty Sheffield
Rogers Petty
Fay Roberson
Dwayne Mitcham
A. W. Zajicek Sr
Larry Hillman
Lillie Kniple
Pearl Taylor
Glenda Moseley
Donny Marek
Lois Sapp
Gordon Dugan
David Earl Thomas
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T.W. Batey
Robert Baldwin
Robert Batey
Hugh Batey
William Day
George Fisher
M. H. Wimberley
Market Report
USDA
Extension Foods and Nutrition
Mrs
Griffin Burnett
N. E. Peeler
Norman Kuzel
Frank Kopriva
Alvin Dodd
Thomas Kirschke
Edwin Marek
E. B. Hyer
V. J. Mayer
Ivy Angell
Ronald McWilliams
Jim Harwell
Texas Indus
W. L. Davis
Martin Hall
Small Business Administration
Jim Crockett
Lone Star Gas
Rep. Nugent
Happy
Fredwill Hornung
Brian Cobb
Earnest Fuchs
Talullah Denise Green
Mary Salazar
Pamela Neeley
Lanny Dusek
Carolyn Matula
Mike Hensley
Gail Ann Orsay
Alfred Price
Mary Louise Oliver
Doris Moore
Frances Urban Adeos
Beatrice Petty
Stanley Manners
Ben Tepera Jr
Bess Jeter
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