Why leaves change color in fall not caused by frost
County Agent notes from J D Moore explain that leaf color changes begin before frost as chlorophyll breaks down in cool weather. Remaining pigments in the leaf reveal yellows reds and blues, with dogwood red maple and sumac noted for red hues.
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J. D. Moore
Tony Jensen
Florida Agricultural Extension Service
Cotton Prospects for 1967 Crop Narrowed Amid Losses
The Crop Reporting board estimates an 1967 U S cotton crop of 7,969,000 bales, the smallest since 1921 and down 125,000 bales from a month earlier. Insect damage in California and below normal northern temperatures reduced prospects, offsetting favorable harvests in other states. yields per acre are at 448 pounds, below the average for a second year. Ginned bales totaled 3,289,153 as of Nov 1, with 5,007,297 ginnings in 1966, and 1967 seed production is about 3,277,000 tons.
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Crop Reporting Board
California
U.S
North Carolina
Alabama
Missouri
Arkansas
Bureau of Census
4-H Expands Worldwide Through International Programs
The 4-H movement grows globally with about 75 countries running youth programs modeled on 4-H. International Farm Youth Exchange, 4H Peace Corps projects, pen pals, and sister clubs abroad bolster 4-H international standing.
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4-H
International Farm Youth Exchange
4H Peace Corps
Lions Club District Governor Speaks on Lionism in Cameron
Roland Dansby of Bryan, governor of Lions International District 283, addressed Cameron Lions Club at the Texan during a regular meeting. He outlined the work and challenges of Lionism, noting his extensive service in Bryan and leadership roles. Lane Horstmann welcomed him as club president.
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Roland Dansby
Bryan
Lions International
Cameron Lions Club
Texan
Dansey
Bryan Club
America
Dansby
Lane Horstmann
Lone Star Gas Reports Higher Income and Dividend
Lone Star Gas Company, based in Dallas, announced a net income of 21.27 million dollars for the year ending September 30, up from 19.02 million the prior year. Earnings per share rose to 1.45 from 1.30, and a regular quarterly dividend of 50.28 cents per share will be paid December 11, 1967 to record holders as of November 24, 1967. Operating costs for the first nine months of 1967 climbed due to higher gas purchases, royalties on gas and natural gas liquids, and increased construction interest charges.
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Lone Star Gas Company
Dallas
Milam County Farm Bureau Re Elects Angell President
Milam County Farm Bureau re elected V. L. Buck Angell as president for one year at their annual convention. The slate includes E. Dodd as 1st vice president, Robert Jungmann as 2nd vice president, Lenora A. Bickett as secretary treasurer, with W. F. Arthur and Eugene Rose in service roles. Directors for two year terms include Charles Becker Calvin Cobb Morris Coward Charlie Duncan and others. Delegates to the Texas Farm Bureau state convention in Austin were chosen. Milam County ended its fiscal year Oct 31 with 1232 members and sent 15 resolutions to the state committee.
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Milam County Farm Bureau
V. L. (Buck) Angell
FE. E. Dodd
Robert Jungmann
Lenora A. Bickett
W. F. Arthur
Eugene Rose
S. W. McClaren
H. M. Yager
Edwin Lehmann
Charles Becker
Calvin Cobb
Morris Coward
Charlie Duncan
D. M. Phillips
Preston Perry
A. T. Swanzy
Henry W. Abel
Vaughn Jensen
Ed Miller
Henry Richter
Albert Slovak
John A. Smith
H. L. Woods
Texas Farm Bureau
Austin
Milam County
W. L. Angell
E. H. Miller
Service members named among top Air Defense Command unit
Sergeant Moses L. Moss of Gause and Major Thomas F. Tapman of Rosebud are highlighted for their units receiving the General Frederic H. Smith Trophy at Adair Air Force Station Oregon. Other service members include Corporal Edward L. Basonic of Milano Marine Corps Air Facility Okinawa and Airman Anton Hutka Jr. of Rogers Tennessee. Major Kropp of Thorndale and the 78th Fighter Wing at Siskiyou County Airport are also noted for distinguished posts and duties in Vietnam and defense operations.
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Corvallis
Dré
Moses L. Moss
Onnie L. Moss
Gause
U. S. Air Force Defense Organization
United States
Moss
Air Defense Command
26Th Air Division
Frederic H. Smith
Air Force
Adair Air Force Station
Oregon
78Th
Siskiyou County
Montague
Calif
Blackshear High School
Hearne
Vietnam
Thomas F. Tapman
H. M. Tapman
Rosebud
Tapman
37Th Tactical Fighter Wing
Phu Cat AB
Milano
Marine Corps Air Facility
Western Pacific
Southeast Asia
Corporal Basonic
Rockdale High School
Ore
Ray A. Kropp
Willie Kropp
Rt. 1
Thorndale
US Air Force Air Defense Organization
Kropp
400Th
Kingsley Field
Thorndale High School
Texas A&m University
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Milam County 4-H Awards Banquet Honors Top Members
Milam County 4-H held its awards banquet on November 11 in Simon George Hall. State Rep Milton Schiller awarded 4-H medals to 27 top Milam County 4-Hers. recipients included Larry Jungmann Daniel Richardson Harvey Dean and Deborah Stephens among others with jackets presented to the state winning Poultry Judging Team and year pins awarded to Mary Anderle and Patsy Stephens.
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Milam County
Simon George Hall
Milton Schiller
Peggy Stephens
David McClaren
Clyde Jistel
Tommy Terrell
Betty Margaret Orr
Larry Jungmann
Daniel Richardson
Harvey Dean
Deborah Stephens
Quen Solomon
Viola Lamere
Wayne Jistel
Rosemary Ehler
Sherry Zarosky
Jane Anderle
Karen Richardson
Rufus
Richard Lamere
David Ehler
Daniel Gadison
Walter Dean
Swine
Donald Fleming
Joseph Jistel
Ricky Richter
Leroy Stephens
Mary Anderle
Patsy Stephens
Arthur Jistel
Joe Brady
Eugene Moraw
Talent Show Set At Milano Friday Night
Milano PTA hosts a talent show Friday November 17 at 7 50 p m in the school gym Entries welcome for individuals groups bands with prizes of 19 5 and 3 Judging by audience applause admission 50 cents adults 45 cents students Entry fee 1 chili supper 6 p m cake walk intermission sandwiches available in the school cafeteria
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Milano Pta
Meat output rises by 12 billion pounds over 20 years
The livestock industry has increased meat production by 12 billion pounds in twenty years, delivering an extra 29 pounds per person as the population grows by 53 million.
Standby Generator on Farm Insures Against Power Failure
Texas A&M Extension engineer W S Allen explains that a standby generator on farms or ranches prevents losses during power outages. Engine drive or tractor drive units are options, with tractor drives cheaper but harder to start. Automatic engines offer full-load service but cost more, and a part-load system suits many farms by prioritizing large motors first.
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College Station
W. S. Allen
Texas A&m University
Allen
Cameron Livestock Auction Report Shows Mixed Prices
At Cameron auction, 450 cattle and 275 hogs sold. Steers and yearlings brought 22.00 to 24.00, fat cows 14.00 to 16.40, stocker cows 17.00 to 19.50, bulls 20.09 to 23.50, calves 20.00 to 26.00, heifers 21.50 to 24.00, stocker stocker calves 26.00 to 29.00, cows and calves varying by quality, hogs Nos 1–3 17.75 to 18.90, sows 16.00 to 17.50.
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Cameron
Hope Lutheran Thanksgiving Bonfire Event Planned
Hope Lutheran Church schedules a Sunday evening Thanksgiving senior service and family supper. The Luther League hosts four leagues for a Thanksgiving celebration starting at 6 p.m. Pastor J Essinger from Temple leads singing around a bonfire and chairs the District Youth Committee. Nine women’s circles have met in homes for studies.
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Hope Lutheran Church
Luther League
J. Essinger
Temple
Buckholts Meeting For Center Report
Buckholts residents are urged to attend a Monday November 27 meeting at 7 p.m. in the school to hear a report by the steering committee elected at the first community gathering. The panel will present recommendations for a proposed community center.
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Buckholts Area
Frasier Duck Plucking Method Prompt
Historical note advises soaking ducks in detergent to cut feather oil and ease plucking. Contains practical tip likely from a period kitchen instruction. The text emphasizes a procedural step without broader context or safety guidance.
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