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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1963

Page

2

Hornung Brothers Hatchery Built From a Boy’s Flare

The Hornung Brothers Hatchery in Cameron grew from John Hornung’s early backyard Black Minorcas into a major Texas operation. Now run by brothers including Guss Elsey, it features 15 incubators with 52,000 egg capacity, a broad Texas and southwestern market, and a staff that includes Betty Elley sorting sexed chicks for pullets or cockerels.

Lloyd Albertson Hornung Brothers Hatchery Cameron United States John Hornung Hornung John C. W.otto G. L. Hornung H. O Herman Texas Guss Elsey Taylor, Caldwell Giddings Tempie Beiton Main Street Betty Elley Louis Elley Dallas Parcel Post Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas Oklahoma New Mexico Old Mexico Guss Elley Mexico O W Hornung Herman Hornung O. W. Hornung Fredwil Hornung

A&M to Host Dairy Short Course November 21-22

Dairymen and dairy industry staffers will attend the 1963 short course at Texas A&M November 21-22. Topics include dairy policy shifts, low solids, dry lot feeding, and feeding programs under drought, with keynote speaker Hoards Dairyman editor W. D. Knox and a panel of Texas dairymen. The article also discusses Hornung hatchery changes and a moss treatment method using sodium arsenite for farm ponds.

Texas A&m Memorial A&m W. D Bill) Knox Hoards Dairyman Texas David Smokier Olin Pattillo Kingsville Henry Hasler Bastrop Moss Treatment

A Place to Live Rural Urban Affairs Yearbook

Texas A&M Extension specialist Gerald F Vaughn highlights the 1965 Agriculture yearbook A Place to Live. The volume covers rural to urban shifts, family farm transitions, urban fringe farming, rural town dynamics, water factors, and rural industry encouragement with guidance for Texans. Copies available free from a Congressman or for $3 from the U.S. Government Printing Office.

College Station U8 Government Printing Office

Careful handling advised after treatment

Be handled with care keep animals and children away from treated areas for at least two weeks. Do not draw irrigation water from a treated pond for at least one week after treatment.

Cotton Referendum on Dec 10 Explained by Official

W L David, Chairman of the Conservation Committee, explains the December 10 cotton marketing quotas referendum. All upland cotton producers in 1965 vote, with two thirds in favor needed to set quotas for the 194 upland crop and penalties for excess cotton, price support 6 to percent for compliant farms. If more than one third oppose, no quotas or penalties and price support is 3 percent. Allotments remain in effect regardless of outcome to determine price support eligibility.

College Station W. L. David David

County 4H Swine Demonstrators win awards in 1968 contest

Winners of the 1968 County Management Contest for Sears 4H Swine Demonstrators have been chosen by the livestock sub committee and County PMP extension Agent J A Petty. Sears Roebuck Foundation will award prizes to Verda Ruth Malone Jause William Earl Davis Goose and Wayne Albert Franklin Jones Prairie with payouts of 12.06 8.00 and 5.00 respectively.

Sears Cormittee PMP J. A. Petty Sears. Roebuck Foundation Verda Ruth Malone William Earl Davis Wayne Albert Franklin Jones Prairie

University nursing cap ceremony honors Karen Adams

The University of Texas School of Nursing held a capping ceremony in November 1961 at the Student Union Building. Dr Marilyn D. Willman presented caps to Karen Adams, a 1961 graduate of Yar High, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Adams. A reception for parents followed the event. The chairman said the ceremony will be available to growers before the December 10 referendum.

University of Texas School of Nursing Marilyn D. Willman School of Nursing Karen Adams Yar High Edwin Adams

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