Cotton harvest resumes at steady pace in drier weather
Farmers report a rapid return to harvesting as showers ease and dew declines. Based on a 15 000 bale goal for the 1959 crop, county yields are strong with Willie Glaser claiming one of his best seasons. Corn harvest 85 to 90 percent complete. Glaser mechanizes with a cotton stripper and plans 5 to 10 more bales.
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Willie Glaser
Buckhous
Glaser
Milam
First U S destroyer compared with modern giants
The piece notes that the first U S destroyer produced about 1600 horsepower, while contemporary destroyers such as the USS Willis A Lee deliver around 60000 horsepower, highlighting dramatic power growth in naval engineering.
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U. S
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Milam County Farm Scene Defoliants for Cotton Harvest
Cotton defoliation quality affects harvest success says Texas extension cotton specialist Fred Elliott. Arsenic acid and penta are common choices with distinct pros and cons. arsenic is toxic and corrosive, while penta is less toxic but caustic and costly when mixed with diesel. 24-D adds re growth control but risks seed use if planted later, and once introduced cannot be washed out.
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College Station
Fred C. Elliott
Elliott
Milan county club to train on making a good appearance
The Milan county home demonstration club clothing leaders will meet Friday September 18 1959 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the county Extension Service office in Cameron for a training session focused on making a good appearance.
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Milan County Home Demonstration Club
County Extension Service
Cam
Eron
Navy air base at Rota near Columbus sailing port
The U S Navy opens a new air sea base at Rota Spain about 40 miles from Palos de Moguer the small port used by Christopher Columbus to sail and discover the world.
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U. S Navy
Rota
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Palos
Columbus
Milano 4-Hers Elect Officers For New Year
Milano 4 H boys and seniors held organization meetings at the Milano School. Officers were elected with Michael Rek and Billy Don Mills as presidents of the junior and senior groups respectively, and other posts filled by L B Blake Curtis Parsons and Larry Wadlington.
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Milano
Ers
Michael Rek
L B Blake
Curtis Parsons
James Walker
James Schafer
Sharp FFA Elects Caffey President
Clyde Chaffey was elected president of the Sharp FFA chapter for the coming year. Officers include Leon Love as vice president and Donald Janke as treasurer. Others are Ronnie Locklin secretary John D Stanislaw reporter James Weidner sentinel James Guillote parliamentarian Kent Sartor advisor. Plans were made to initiate new members.
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Sharp Ffa
Lenza Chaffey
Tracy
Leon Love
Donald Janke
Ronnie Locklin
John D. Stanislaw
James Weidner
James Guillote
Kent Sartor
Dorothy Hargrove Leads Sharp FHA Chapter
Dorothy Hargrove elected president of the Sharp FHA chapter for the coming year. She is the daughter of Mrs. A L Hargrove and the late Mr. Hargrove, and serves as senior class treasurer.
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Dorothy Hargrove
Sharp Fha
A. L. Hargrove
Mr. Hargrove
Sen
Milam 4-H Girls Win District Titles in Record Book Contest
Three Milam County 4-H senior girls placed first in district record books and will enter the state contest in October. Jeannette Richter seeks Danforth Leadership training scholarship and travel for two weeks at the American Youth Foundation Camp in Shelby Michigan. Jeannette Fuchs aims for Santa Fe awards and two $350 college scholarships. Joyce Fuchs pursues an all expenses paid trip to the 38th National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago, November 29 to December 3, 1959.
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Milam County
Danforth
Jeannette Richter
County Wide +H
American Youth Foundation
Shelby
Mich
Santa Fe
Jeannette Fuchs
Buckholts
Joyce Fuchs
Chicago
Illinois
Farmers see $20 per head profit on lean yearling steers
Central Texas studies show that without major feeding investments a profit near $20 per head can be earned feeding yearling steers 120 to 130 days. Tests used silage, cottonseed meal and ground milo as feed components.
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Texas
C. H. Bates
Pasture Cost Comparison for Winter Grains Profit
The article explains evaluating winter pasture profits by comparing establishment costs with output value. It notes the product could be beef milk hay or silage, highlighting the need to assess returns from small grains used as pasture.
Glass the Florist Shapes Cameron flower tradition
Pires summarizes Glass the Florist in Cameron and Rosebud as a family business that offers greenhouse fresh flowers. Co owners Lester Glass and son Donald showcase potted plants sprays corsages bouquets and more with five delivery trucks serving Cameron and Rosebud. They emphasize personal touch and dignified funeral arrangements along with wedding and party designs.
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Cameron
Rosebud
Glass the Florist
Glass
Florists
Lester Glass
Donald Glass
Robinson's Texaco Service Station
W A Robinson has operated Robinson's Texaco Service Station at 115 N Fannin Cameron since 1990, offering complete auto service including tires and batteries, BFGoodrich tires, Dupont plastic accessories, and a full road service with pickup and delivery. The staff of four, led by Monroe Carbin, brings 29 years of combined experience to ensure customer care and vehicle maintenance.
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W. A . Robinson
Robinson
Texaco
N. Fannin
Cameron
BF. Goodrich
Dupont
Monroe Carbin
Rexall Center Showcases New Cameron Drug
New Cameron Drug owner Earl Curtis highlights a complete antibiotic and drug supply with direct doctor connections for rapid prescriptions. Curtis, a UT Pharmacy graduate, has earned Rexall awards for merchandising and pharmaceutics and features the Milam Voucher Plan with premium gifts for purchases.
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New Cameron Drug
New Cameron
Curtis
School of Pharmacy
University of Texas
Rexall Drug Co
Rexall
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