Exotic semen marks milestone for U.S. beef breeders
Historical note records July 20 1971 as Carnation Foods Watertown Wisconsin receives first shipments of Fleckvieh and Gelbvieh semen. Leness Hall Carnation GM touts genetic seed stock potential while outlining crossbreeding drives and the spread of Simmental and other European breeds in North American beef production.
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Watertown
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Leness Hall
Carnation
Hall
County Homemakers Attend National Conference in Dallas
More than 3 000 Extension Homemakers from across the nation attended the 35th annual National Council conference in Dallas in September 2024. Milam County was represented by Mrs. Frank Hanel of Cameron and Mrs. Wavy.
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Cameron
Wavy
Buckholts Social Roundup Sees Wider Family Visits
Local notes show Jeffery Beckhusen spending the weekend at home with his parents in Buckholts before return to Austin. Various relatives from Taylor Waco Cameron Temple and Fort Worth visited Buckholts households. A Baptist singing event occurred at Trinity Church and Milton Jurca recovered from illness. Extension urging celery storage guidance accompanies community notes.
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W. E. Beckhusen
Tommy Lane
Kimberly
Temple
Frank Garey
C. A. Kent
The
Baptist Church
Trinity Baptist Church
Milton Jurca
American Archives seeks missing heir from Texas group photo
The American Archives Association seeks information on a missing heir tied to an estate. A photo from Ye Portrait Shoppe of Cameron, now out of business, is published to locate relatives. Contact 449 Washington Building, Washington DC 20005.
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American Archives Association
Cameron
Washington Building
Washington D. C
Anniversary Listings Requested by The Herald
The Herald invites readers to submit birthday and anniversary notices for publication. Include names and dates, call 697-6671 or mail a postcard at least two weeks before the date for listing.
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Fiddle Festival Set at New Baden Community Center
A fiddle contest festival will be held at New Baden Community Center inviting all fiddlers. Grand prize is 35 dollars with 14 prizes total. Contestants enter age groups 20 and under 21 to 60 and 61 up. Entertainment starts at 10 a.m. featuring Dennis and Jodie and the Volunteers, Charles Ellison and the Countrymen, and the Symank Family Bank.
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Southwestern University unveils 10 Million Progress Program
SU announces a four year, 10 million dollar campaign at the fall trustees meeting on campus. Dr Durwood Fleming says the drive will boost capital resources by about fifty percent and fund six endowed chairs four endowed professorships library endowment and a million dollar supplemental scholarship endowment. Half the funds will modernize facilities and support a learning resources center alumni center and a physical education center.
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Birthday List for September 27 and October 1 1990
A long reader list honoring individuals with birthdays on September 27 and October 1. Names include Allen Dodson Mrs. Harry Jean Kelm Lori Crook Mrs. J. L. Callaway Gary Lynn Vrazel Charles Crawford Cynthia Allison Mrs. J. D Lewis Anne Marie Hruska Daniel Dodd Herbie Nance Ladis Marek Jr Judy Kopriva Jackie Ter hune Jan Burke Gregory Moore Mrs. Adolph Gresak Elizabeth Fatheree Jim Wyrick Mrs. F. N Scarborough Ricky Williams Ray Goeke Phillip Luster Terry Hardwick Jimmy Lester Janet Marek Millard Fincher David Eanes Mike Salazar R. L. Lock Mrs. Tal Woodard Lisa Lucko Terry Cunningham Clyde Kelly James McLerran Mrs. A. G. Elley Mrs. Julia Hodge Mrs. Norma Jones Barbara Thomas Donna Mann October 1 Ron Murdock Theresa Urban Rosemarie Meier Candy Hobbs Mrs. Sue Wiggins Mrs. Terry Hardwick Bill Caldwell Grace Price Joe Matula October 3 Edward Macal Clifford Angell Mike Malone Mrs. Irene Simmons
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Harry Jean Kelm
Lori Crook
J. L. Callaway
Gary Lynn Vrazel
Charles Crawford
Cynthia Allison
J. D Lewis
Anne Marie Hruska
Daniel Dodd
Herbie Nance
Ladis Marek Jr
Judy Kopriva
Jackie Terhune
Jan Burke
Gregory Moore
Adolph Gresak
Elizabeth Fatheree
Jim Wyrick
F. N Scarborough
Ricky Williams
Ray Goeke
Phillip Luster
Terry Hardwick
Jimmy Lester
Janet Marek
Millard Fincher
David Eanes
Mike Salazar
R. L. Lock
Tal Woodard
Lisa Lucko
Terry Cunningham
Night courses open at James Connally Campus
Registration for eight night courses at James Connally Campus includes industrial data processing drafting and color television repair. Registration is Tuesday September 28 from 6 30 to 7 30 p m in Building 18 3 with classes twice weekly and start dates to be announced.
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James Connally
Texas State Technical Institute
Obituary: E Isbell 70 Houston retired farmer
Ernest B. Isbell 70 of Houston and formerly Rockdale died Monday at home. He lived in Milam County most of his life, was a retired farmer, and funeral services were held at Phillips and Luckey Funeral Home with burial in Oaklawn Cemetery. Survived by two sisters Mrs. C. R. Hitchcock and Mrs. Gertrude Burts plus several nieces and nephews.
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Houston
Rockdale
Isbell
Milam County
Phillips and Luckey Funeral Home
L. M. Muston
Oaklawn Cemetery
C. R. Hitchcock
Gertrude Burts
Cameron
Two local elders die. services held for E McIntosh and Mrs Smith
E McIntosh 80 of Rosebud died Monday in a Rosebud hospital. He was a farmer from Falls County and member of Pleasant Grove Baptist Church. Funeral was Wednesday at Green Funeral Home Rosebud with burial in Power Chapel Cemetery. Survived by wife Sarah and eight children, plus many grandchildren. Mrs Oscar W Smith 81 of Thorndale died Tuesday in a Taylor hospital after a short illness. Burial in Lawrence Chapel Cemetery near Thorndale. Survived by three sons, a daughter, a sister and many grandchildren.
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Rosebud
R. L. Brown
Norvell Barnes
Power's Chapel Cemetery
Sarah McIntosh
Carl Good
Sadie Barden
San Antonio
Willie, Buford
James McIntosh
Edward McIntosh
Jessie McIntosh
Waco
Oscar W. Smith
Rt. 2
Thorndale
Taylor Hospital
Phillips and Luckey Funeral Home
Lawrence Chapel
Nathan
Leonard
Harvey Smith
Jesse Laughlin
Robstown
Ralph Horcefield
Houston
Market Report Cattle and Calves at Cameron Livestock
Receipts Thursday at Cameron Livestock Auction totaled 1100 cattle with demand good across classes. Slaughter cows and bulls mostly steady to weak, calves steady, feeders steady to weak, stock cows and cow calf pairs steady. Hog receipts 636 with hog prices up 50 to 75 cents. US 1-3 hogs 18.20 to 18.80, boars 7.50 to 9.10, lows 13.60 to 15.40.
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Cameron Livestock
Cameron Student Nominated Temple Junior College Vice President
Terry Hardwick of Cameron was elected vice president of the freshman class at Temple Junior College for 1971-72. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Terry Hardwick of 511 South Nolan Cameron.
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Terry Hardwick
Cameron
Temple Junior College
South Nolan, Cameron
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