City Grants Gas Rate Increase After Months of Wrangling
The city and Lone Star Gas Company approved a 7.99 percent rate increase and deletion of a future rate adjustment clause requiring council consent. The meeting also considered signage, mobile home placement, delinquent taxes, and a new rundown buildings ordinance.
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Lone Star Gas Company
Lone Star Gas
Lester Williams
First National Bank
Williams
West 10Th St
Gene Blake
Blake
Carl Black
Monroe Bruedigan
Lincoln Mondick
James Hale
Claude Burgess
Cameron Library Qualifies For Resource System
Cameron Public Library joins the Austin Major Resource System as one of 25 libraries in the 29 county area. The system aids cooperative library programs under the Texas Library Systems Act with Austin Public Library as Major Resource Center. The statewide plan divides the state into ten areas with area and community libraries.
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Cameron Public Library
Austin
Texas Library Systems Act
Texas State Library
Austin Public Library
Texas
Tigers To Seek Win Over Yoe In Zone Showdown
The Cameron Yeemen host Belton Friday night at 8 00 p m in Cameron to close zone play. Belton, led by Clayton Brantly and Jim Crawford, has a stifling defense allowing six points in six games and is described as a hard hitting rival in the top zone clash.
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Cameron Yeemen
Cameron
Belton
Clayton Brantly
Jim Crawford
Cauley
Milam County Voters Back Nixon in General Election
Milam County favored Nixon 3544 to 2128 over McGovern with Shriver and approved eight of 14 amendments while defeating others. Local races saw Bill Patman win State Senate District 18 over Jack Tomlinson 3444 to 1998, and county offices in district and constable races.
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Richard Nixon
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Agnew
George McGovern
R. Sargent Shriver
Cameron
Jack Tomlinson
Milam County
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New District
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Robert S. Calvert
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Cows and Dairies Across States Highlight Family Legacy
The narrator recalls a Midwest dairy legacy from Elm Creek Dairy to Missouri cheese plants. Frank Sr. built a cheese business after WWI, with brothers advancing from Wisconsin roots to leadership in a Missouri electric utility. The piece notes dairying across Wisconsin Indiana Missouri and a patent driven cheese process by the family.
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Missouri
Midwest
Elm Creek Dairy
Frank
Fred
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Ripon College
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One Man’s Dairy Odyssey Through Milk and Cheese
The memoir recalls a life centered on cows and cheese from F M L to postwar dairy policy. It notes many moves and travels amid decades of farming, labor, and curiosity about trains, with references to Italian and Greek cheese influences, Congressional hearings, and Texas milk imports from Missouri linked to the Mizzou dairy industry.
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Missouri
Frank
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