Senior Day at Cameron Park and Commencement Notes
School news recalls Senior Day activities with trips to Leap and Blue Bird ice plant then to Waco Theater for Test Pilot. Evening at Cameron Park featured swings and play areas, followed by a nine oclock commencement program with blue and silver decor, ushers in gowns, diplomas, special awards, and valedictory remarks. A separate item notes May 19 vacation day and a later Dallas real estate dinner predicting a strong market surge ahead of broader economic progress.
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Political rumor survey shapes governor race outlook
Austin column reports across Texas that Governor contenders stand in a tight, evolving field. Bill McDonald leads, with Ernest Thompson second. Tom Hunter likely third. Other names include Crowley, O Daniel, Walter Woodut, Jerry Mann, Yarborough, and Pierce Brooks.
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Tom Hunter
Crowley
O'Daniel
Walter Woodut
West Texas
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Yarborough
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C. ¥. Tersell
Wean
Job Wools
Bd Stuart
Coke Stevenson
George Purl
Dallas
Pierce Brooks
George Sheppard
Charlie Lockhart
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L. A. Woods
Land Office
Bill McDonald
Portable sulfur fumigation device tested for flea hopper control
The United States Department of Agriculture Entomology and Quarantine lab at Port Lavaca evaluated the Universal Insect Strobe, a tractor exhaust attachment that burns sulfur to fumigate cotton plants. Tests on flea hoppers showed limited mortality across varying exposures, with higher kill rates in longer exposures but inconsistent results overall. Field tests indicate low efficacy, with only a minority of insects killed and many surviving after treatment.
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Port Lavaca
E. P. Ewing
Arsociate Entomoloist
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Livestock rustling blamed as Texas thefts surge
Reports from Dallas Nune with weighty charges in Athens and Kaufman detail rustlers stealing cattle from Hendesson county. A Texas Ranger chief warns stock thefts are at a seventy year high as sheriffs and ranchers push for tougher branding and vigilant action. Meat is often sold cheaply, with thieves targeting pastures and selling carcasses far from the scene.
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Fragmented OCR item on employment and security issue
A damaged OCR fragment discusses employees affected by a fault or security concern. The readable text references workers and a safety or protection issue, with unclear context and missing names or dates. Further content is unreadable.
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