Cotton Prosperity for 1951 Said Assured Here
Milam County's cotton receipts reach 10,000 bales at Cameron Compress, below last year’s pace. Drought, reduced acreage, and insect infestation drive a historically small crop. Farmers fear unrestrained production, noting controls may return in 1952 as markets can absorb a large crop.
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Cameron Compress
P. W. Davis
Milam County
Wallace Colburn Receives Santa Fe Award for FFA Attainment
Wallace Colburn vice-president of FFA for area three of the State Association received a Santa Fe Railway educational award worth 135 dollars to defray expenses to the National PFA Convention in Kansas City October 9 to 12. He also served as an official FFA representative at the State Fair in Dallas on October 7 and helped check members as they arrived. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Colbarn of Yarrestown.
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Wallace Colburn
FFA
Santa Fe Railway
PFA
Kansas City
Wallace
Dallas
Claerence Colbarn
Yarrefston
Hicks Group Heads to Columbus for Rural Education Conference
Charles M. Hicks superintendent leads a delegation including John O. Rodgers of Georgetown County, R. Ek Harris of Lockhart, R. C. Pickett of Victoria, and Williamson County Superintendent to the Fifth National Conference for County and Rural Area Superintendents in Columbus October 8 11 1951. They will discuss general school conditions and rural education development plus an educational tour of Columbus.
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Charles M. Hicks
John O. Rodgers
Georgetown
Williamson
R. Ek. Harris
Lockhart
Caldwell
R. C. Pickett
Victoria
Columbus
Ohio
Dallas
Disabled Negro Veteran Receives Five Year Suspended Sentence
Zet tie Walton a wounded war veteran with permanent health impairment and alleged mental disability was sentenced to five years for passing a $25 bad check on a white man but the court suspended the term. His mother and attorneys testified to mental lapses and fits. Walton's act of mercy leaves him free unless he commits another crime.
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Zettie Walton
Pvt
Walton
Jail inmate jailed since August cashes $25 at Rockdale service station
The man, described as a negro, has been in jail since August after cashing a $25 check at the Fred Poundy Service Station in Rockdale. He was under treatment at Brooks General Hospital in San Antonio and will be returned there. Go To Church Sunday.
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Fred Poundy
Rockdale
Brooka General Hospstel
San Antonio
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