Drought Assistance Rules for Diverted Cropland in 1969
The article explains that diverted acreage under grain and wheat programs may be used for livestock only under drought aid procedures. Beginning October 1, 1969, harvesting hay from this land is generally not permitted, with exceptions for drought applicants. Livestock grazing is prohibited during the growing season and several programs like Conservation Reserve and Cropland Adjustment Program are cited as context.
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Drought Alliance
Longtee
Conservation Reserve
Policy meeting reviews loan policies at Cameron office
Personnel of the Partners Home administration office in Cameron held a three day meeting focusing on changes in loan policies and funding improvements. Attendees included James A. Brock Mrs Clyde Withee Henry N. Ivey and Jimmy Noor from Cameron and others reported on the session.
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Partners
Cameron
Set In
James A. Brock
Clyde Withee
Henry N. Ivey
Jimmy Noor
Okwhe
Axaction Report Shows Cattle Sale Totals and Prices
Auction barn officials report 1930 cattle consigned with 2 consignments to camera and 2166 calves and steers in various grades. Prices ranged from good and choice stocker calves to heifers and yearlings, with multiple classes selling around 20 to 27 dollars for No 1 to 32 head and other lots noted in the recap.
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B&h Gowl
Sediment Pollution Threatens Water Supplies
Officials warn sediment from erosion exceeds municipal discharges in harming rivers and streams. Soil conservation, runoff control, and proper land treatment reduce contaminants from farms and processing waste, with soil acting as a natural filter to keep water clean.
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Gravvlands
Agricul
Pesticide Clean-Up Rules Urged for Fall Prep
A pesticide specialist urges fall clean-up and careful storage of both full and empty containers. Proper labeling, ventilated storage away from heat, and routine equipment cleaning are essential to prevent contamination and fires.
TP and L Warns Local Merchants Of Check Forger
TP and L warns area merchants of a check forger in the service area causing a summer surge of worthless checks totaling about 5 dollars. The forger is described as a well dressed white male about years old, seen in Gainesville and nearby Tyler Terrell Teennie and Killeen.
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Tezas Power & Light Corpsny Tedes
Tyler
Terrell
Teennie
Killeen
P. L. Giles
Carl Cooper
Alvin Reed
Tp&l
Gainesville
VA Check List For College Vets
Veterans in college were given a VA check list to ensureGI payments arrive correctly. Return the Certificate of Eligibility to the college registrar and VA promptly. If enrollment changes, notify VA. if you move, update VA and the Post Office. Report dependency changes and return the Attendance card. Inform VA immediately if you drop or reduce courses.
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Veterans Administration
Cameron Library Workshop for Public Librarians Planned
Cameron Public Library hosts a workshop on October 28 in Cameron. The 9 am session covers record-keeping and routine procedures in public libraries while the same session focuses on funds under Title I of the Library Services and Construction Act. Sandra Gray of the Texas State Library to lead both sessions.
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Librariens
Trustees of
Public Libraries
Cameron Public
Cameron Public Library
Texas State Library
Sandra Gray
Central Texas
Scholarships Go To Three Milam Grads
The Texas Interscholastic League Foundation awarded scholarships to three Milam County graduates from finalists in the State UTIL meet. Alan Barkemeyer of Buckholts majors in journalism at Temple Junior College and placed third in state spelling. Robert T Cook of Rockdale placed second in state solo and ensemble and regional slide rule. William F P Muegee of Thorade to Clark Foundation studies math at Texas A&M with a 1198 entrance score.
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Texas Interscholastic League Foundation
Milam County
Alan Barkemeyer
Buckholts
King Foundation
Robert T Cook
Rockdale
William FP. Muegee
Thorade
Clark Foundation
Alan
Temple Junior College
Robert
University of Texas At Austin
William
Texas A&m University
San Diego Sailor Enrolled in ASW School
Donald W. Herrington Sonar Technician Third Class USN from Cameron is attending Fileet Anti Submarine Warfare School in San Diego California. The program will train him in weapons and electronics systems used to track and destroy submarines.
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San Diego
Donald W. Herrington
USN
W. W. Herrington
Cameron
Fileet
Calif
Greenhouse Tomato Efforts Highlight County Growers
County growers Bland Adams Zarosky and Green advance greenhouse tomato projects in Mitom County. Through trough systems and clear plastic covers they combat nematodes and light loss while producing Floradel tomatoes, aiming to improve yields and keep the local food supply strong.
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Central Africa
Bland
Rockdale
Mr. Adams
John Zarosky
Ciineron
Forrest Green
Corinth
Buckhohs
Séascai
Mitom County
Elim Nate
Zarovky
Texas crop report outlines lower yields across staples
The Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service says production of cotton, sorghum, rice, and hay will be down from last year. Sweet potatoes, peanuts also expected lower. sugar beets, corn, soybeans, and Irish potatoes forecast higher.
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Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
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Donald Herrington
Shiner
Shiner Shine
Shiner Beer
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Cameron Volunteer
M.c.durr Distributing CO
West Gillis
Cameron, Texas
J. D. Moore
John
Mary
Forrest
Texas Crop Report
The
People’s Choice
Gulf
Armstrong Gulf Station
Rogers Gulf Service
Rh. W. Wells
Gulf Avent
Farly Bird
Perera
B. F. Goodrich
Sidine
General Electric
KODAK
Mars
Good
Mouse & Garden
Mastic Corporation
B.F. Goodrich Geon
National Home Builders Assoc
Greater Temple-Killeen
West Hwy
Ache Construction CO
South Pirst
Temple