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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1972
Page
4
County swine meeting in Cameron on October 16 at 7 30 p m discusses swine management and herd health with Extension veterinarian Dr Bill Thomas. Open to all swine producers and interested parties.
Strong and easy to install corrugated steel offers versatile use in road culverts ditch crossovers stock water supply lines and driveways. Zinc coated durability covers diameters from 6 to 120 inches with shipment ready on 1 to 3 days notice.
An international market analyst from Texas A&M says China’s wheat order signals a major new market for Texas feed grain producers. He notes China's growing hog and poultry sectors will boost demand, with Texas ports handling most exports and potential state sales rising to about $200 million by 1980.
The Jones Prairie community expresses sadness at the death of Hope Jamison and extends sympathy to the Jamison family. Visitors to Mrs. Bill Thweatt’s home over the week include the Keeler and Thweatt families, Peggy Thweatt, Jack Hays, and others from Cameron. Further visits from Hickmans and Blackmans span Waco and Houston.
Texas intensifies hog cholera eradication with quarantines in Nueces and Parker counties. Nationwide cases rise. Texas hog numbers near one million, with rising cattle and calf auctions and egg and poultry production reports. Food and Fiber Pavilion at the State Fair of Texas October 7 to 22 promotes TAP programs and Texas fiber crafts and cooking demos.
Grain Sorghum Producers Association urged farmers in 1971 to practice orderly marketing by spreading sales across the year. Following this approach helped stabilize prices, avoiding peak-only selling. Elbert Harp, GSPA executive director, said distribution helps average highs and lows and reduce risk.
Representative Lane Denton introduces a resolution urging Congress to pass emergency measures to support cotton in Texas. He faults USDA policies for promoting overproduction, cites 1.2 million excess bales, and seeks a 50 percent parity loan rate plus a Title II export program to boost prices. National Geographic notes giant sphinx moths.
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