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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1968
Page
2
Agriculture bulletin notes defoliation issues in cotton from irregular rains and excess growth. Late setting bolls open slowly. 24D preharvest and 2,4-D additives are discussed, though no label clearance exists for 2,4-D in harvest prep.
The Cameron timestock auction featured 300 cattle and 225 hogs. Prices ranged across grades with steers yearlings and cows, calves and feeder stock noted, including hogs at 19.00 to 21.10 for No. 1 to 3 and sows 16.00 to 18.50.
Farmers must sign or witnessed mark the back of the envelope to certify the ballot was marked by the voter personally. Ballots mailed to Milam County ASCS Office require two envelopes with the plain inner envelope and a back‑page certification envelope for secrecy and validity.
A historical marker honoring Jack County as birthplace of 4H will be dedicated by John E. Hutchison of Texas A and M at Fort Richardson in Jacksboro on Saturday September 28. The marker honors Tom Marks, the first Jack County agent who organized a Boys Corn Club in 1908 that preceded 4 H Clubs.
The measure would raise annual legislature salary to up to 3400 dollars with per diem for 140 days and monthly mileage of 2.50 per 25 miles, extending both pay and travel rights for regular and special sessions, while keeping session adjournment mileage rules. Arguments cite rising costs and workload, opponents call it excessive amid state finances.
Czech Day at the State Fair of Texas in Dallas features dances, singing, and costumes with events from 10 am to 9 pm in the Coliseum and band shell. Activities include choral groups from Taylor, Sokols, and Beseda, with a King and Queen chosen by the oldest attendees and a trophy for the oldest married couple.
Temple Civic Theatre starts with The Roar of the Greasepaint The Smell of the Crowd with performances September 11 12 14 at 815 pm and September 15 at 290 pm Single admission for the music 250 adults and children pay a reduced rate Matinee prices 2 and 190 Memberships with ten admissions sell for 12 Other shows Parefoot in the Park November 7 8 9 Wait Until Dark February 6 7 8 a May production to be announced Reserved seating via Te le Civic Theatre or local contacts.
Texas hay producers should ready their entries for the Ort. 25 State Hay Show in Houston. Local judges will evaluate alfalfa and coastal varieties for quality and yield. Event draws exhibitors from across the state seeking top ribbons and cash prizes.
Dr William Craydon Tanner aged 58 is named president of Mary Hardin Baylor College by board chair Dr Robert Wooddy. Tanner formerly pastors First Baptist Church Gulfport Mississippi and holds degrees from Baylor University University of Houston and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Henry O Neal Extension agricultural engineer says the Petroleum Power program covers small engines and tractors under the new Texas 41 Project for youths seeking hands on mechanical learning.
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