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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1963

Page

2

Area Cooperators Purchase Land On Veteran Program

Milam County records show seven percent of area cooperators buy land via the Veterans Land Board. Loans have low interest, repayable over forty years, aiding veterans to own and improve land. Local buyers include a Cameron banker, contractor, post office employee, NASA worker, and a Hearne teacher. Salt is essential for animal growth and should be freely available.

Soil Conservation District Cameron Work Unit Veteran's Land Board J. R. Reese Milam County Veterans Land Board ASCS SCS The Land Board Cameron Banker Houston

4-H District Record Book Contest Winners Named

Milam county had 13 top three finishes in the District Record Book Contest. Senior division winners include Penny Graves and Dennis Jistel with placements in Achievement and Agriculture. Junior division winners include David McClaren Bill Ellis Randy Graves Arthur Jistel Wayne Jistel Patsy Lou Stephens. Reed Davis and Sandra Barta will have their books entered in the State Contest at College Station.

Milam County Penny Graves Dennis Jistel Gwendolyn Jistel Sandra Barta Henry Abel, Jr Reed Davis Texas David McClaren Bill Ellis Randy Graves Arthur Jistel Wayne Jistel Patsy Lou Stephens College Station

Cotton Producers Face Competition From Cheaper Regions

County Agents urge Texas cotton farmers to cut per unit costs to stay competitive with other producing areas. Proper fertilization reduced cost per pound and boosted lint yield. fertilized cotton cost 14 cents per pound vs 20 cents unfertilized, with $34 extra profit per acre. Emphasizes machinery, fertilization, insect control, crop rotation, and selective hired labor for profitable returns.

Texas Cecil A. Parker Texas A & M Extension Service Blackland Prairie

Lyons Water Supply loan boosts Burleson County rural access

The Farmers Home Administration approved an 84000 loan to Lyons Water Supply corporation to drill a well, build an overhead tank, and lay a distribution system serving 75 farm and rural families in Lyons, Burleson County Texas. The loan runs forty years at 4 percent with a 2000 contribution from borrowers.

L. J. Cappleman Farmers Home Administration Soil and Water Association Lyons Water Supply Corporation Burleson County Lyons Texas Lyons Water Corporation James J. Goodrich B. C. Thompson Linda J. Murray Association Cooperative Water Users’ Association Mutual Water Companies Congress

Ed Kurtz Promoted to First Sergeant in Army

Ed Kurtz has been promoted to first sergeant in the United States Army. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Kurtz of Rt 1 Cameron and is stationed at Fort Hood with his wife and two children. He has served 150 years in active duty.

Edwin H. Kurtz United States Army Kurtz Edwin Kurtz Rt. 1 Cameron Fort Hood

Farming Economy Does Not Always Mean More Acres

College Station says expansion or more livestock is not the sole path to higher net income. Farm management specialist C H Bates urges careful analysis of current operations, notes labor and equipment use, and suggests efficiency gains, cost savings, and new enterprises on existing land can boost income without buying more acres.

College Station C. H. Bates The Texas Agricultural Extension Service Bates

Harvesting Gains Momentum In Brazos And Navasota River Bottoms

J N Brevard Iowa acting Officer in Charge of the USDA reports rapid use of mechanical pickers in the Brazos and Navasota River Bottom area. Austin Cotton Division notes 40 percent Light Spotted, Middling Light Spotted dominant in whites, staple lengths varied, microwaves readings rising, market slow with some higher priced cotton above loan. Austin office classed 74 456 samples last week, season total 24 085.

Brazos and Navasota J. N. Brevard USDA Agricultural Marketing Service Austin Texas

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Milam Cameron Scs Charles Henson Cowboy A. J. Anderson Cowboy’s Cut Rate Liquor Store Rogers Milam County Line West Henry N. Ivey Milam - Burleson County First Street Caldwell Ed Kurtz U S. Army Mommy Brentwood Just Lone Star Gas Company
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