Management is Farming Must, County Agent Notes Say
County Agent J D Moore emphasizes good farming hinges on management. The Soil Fertility short course in Cameron highlighted risk awareness, precision in operations, and farmer empowerment, with prize drawings for fertilizer and equipment funded by local dealers. Frost risks to Sorghum family crops raise prussic acid concerns. frost wilted Johnsongrass and sorghum should not be grazed until dry and cured. silage is safe when curing completes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Moore
Cameron
Cook Farm
DOOR
Joe I. Mueck
Salem
Milam Grain Co
Ray Jenson
Riverside Farm
Cameron Seed Co
Anton Kunchick
Rt. 1
Ceoveron
G & R Fertilizer Co
J. R. Stone
Taylor
Mack
Oq! Company
National Gurad Armory
Coneron
Sudan
Moore
Oito
Fall and Winter Gardening Tips and Local Auction Report
Fall and winter gardening can be productive with moderate effort says Everett Janne extension horticulturist. The piece notes planning replacement plants, early orders, and vetting plantings for home landscapes. An auction report covers Cameron Livestock Auction with 625 cattle and 150 hogs consigned and prices paid for steers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Janne
Cameron
Weekend visits and family gatherings across Texas towns
The text lists multiple weekend visits and family events in Bryan Temple San Antonio Houston and Buckholts. People like Mrs Maret Miss Albion Well and Mr and Mrs Raney are mentioned visiting relatives and celebrating birthdays with extended families in various households.
Pecan Food Show Plans Include Milam County Residents
Milam County Somme Demonstration Club hosts the Annual Pecan Food Show in Nockdale on Saturday November 1 in the old J B White building. Entrants must be Milam County residents and pecans used must be from pecan products. Junior and senior divisions compete with bought pecans allowed. entries become property of the club or county agents for sale. Entries due by November 19 to be eligible for judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ann Bennett
Nockdale
J. B. White
Milam County
Somme Demonstration Club
San Gabriel Baptist Church Activities and Fair Preparations
Weekend notices detail visitors and events in San Gabriel area churches and homes. Mentions include Rev Elvin Zornes hospitalization, guests from Longview and Houston, a wedding shower at the church, and upcoming fair entry procedures at the exhibit building with judging rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lt Kottner
Round Rock Oke
San Teabriel Baptist Church
Vic
Revelvin Zornes
Heckdale
Cory Gambill
Blaine
Robert Mareo Gar Vo
Longview
Darrell Conn
Galveston
Lommy Layne
Linda ‘Jensen
San Gabriel Baptist ‘Church
Guinn Gifford
Janes Terry
Walter McDani
Huse Linke
Ball Clark
Gus Clark
John
Houston
Gladys Stigall
Bob
Susan
Farmers Union approves five resolutions at annual meeting
Mi ttiny County Farmers Union members adopted five resolutions covering school bus driver physicals, cotton and grain policy, cotton research tax, and fair prices for agricultural products. The Milan Union elected Charles Hensley as president and named Frvin Pelzel, with several officers and members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi Ttiny County Farmers Union
Milan Union
Charles Hensley
Frvin Pelzel
Paul Gibrich
End Kenneth Willy
Day Soman
Waco
Parmers Union
He County
Texas Farmers Union Coal
Texas
History Club studies Mayan civilization and agriculture shifts
The History Club met with Mrs. B E A Perrin for a Mayan civilization program led by Mrs Louise Green with slides. She explored archaeological finds showing Mayan existence back to 16 B C. Refreshments followed in the dining room with purple orchids on the serving table and pumpkin pie cheese biscuits nuts mints and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
History Club
BE. A. Perrin
Louise Green
B.C
Perrin
Droclas Perrin
Haralin
Social News Notes from Local Hosts and Students
Clarkson by Mrs J A Blasien and others hosted gatherings with family and friends. John Tarleton College student David Skupin spent a weekend with his parents. University of Houston student Glen Dodd visited his family. Multiple visits extended to Bryan New Braunfels Sharp Burlington and surrounding areas over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pein Ten Peeler of
Bryan
Meo and
Irs Neatenti Veler
J. A. Blasien
Louis Goeke
Rosebud
Melvin Posvar
Malinda
Cyclone
Louis Skala
David Skupin
John Tarleton College
Stephenville
Emil Skupin
Amos Doskocil Jr
Shelly
Ben Arnold
Amos Doskoe
Glen Dodd
University of Houston
George Dodd
Lonnie
Ricky
Karen
Joe Hauk
Donnie
Bryan Visiing
Rockdale defends to take 3rd in District AAA
Rockdale edged New Braunfels 74 69 at Unicorns home field to claim third in District AAA. Gary Tum intercepted a pass late, returning it 8 yards for a Rockdale touchdown. A second turnover sealed the win as Tiger safety ALD Burton and QB Stanley Rewey led the offense with a 28 yard run on the final drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockdale
New Braunfels
Unicorns
Tigers
Gary Tum
Tiger
Ald
Burton
Stanley Rewey
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Saysohn Box
A&m
Blackland
Calvin Shenkir
Calvin Jr
Texas A&m University
Geo
Viain
Mrs
Wo Myer
Marek
Dallas
Tanuiv
Frank Maret
Albion Well
Kiows Daughters
Pilal
C J. Vanerre
Rebecca and
Deniter Sie
San Antonio
Vanerre
EF. FE
Phillip
CS. Raney
Houstes
Jimmy Raney
Bayiusan
Buck Raney
Herman Glaser
Milton Clages
Camesen
Johney Palacex
Alvert Chaser
San Hadriel
Irs
HH. Linke
Pauline
Tom Wilsen
New Cin
Jess Wilson Jr
Liviera
Jess Wilson Sr
Scott
White
Fred Wilson
James lDoedd
Austin
Andrew Garner
Jack
Evalyn Lithen
Lucy
Frank Ditmore
Homer
Colorado
Frank
Perine
Hose Co le My
Tex
MFU
Bir
Fritz Doss
Paul Tiley
Mee
Ben Ford
Tyra Welie Moraw
A. J Temek
Horton
Arthur ‘Whels
Pelvel
Leonard Doskor
Pon Arnot
Ted Ford
Cerige
Paul Olbrich
Kenneth Willy
Mayfield
Ur Obrien
Peel
Commodity Credit Corp
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Texas and National Partnecs Union
Episide
Clarkson
Robert Skupin
Stevie
New Wrionfels
Walter Kohring
Sharp
Robert Ottmer
Alfred Kobrine
Hogo Miller
Monica
Burlington
Is-Aaa
Packdale En Braunls Iy Piret
Cameron Herald
The
Milam
Cnce
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