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Mexia Daily News

Location

Mexia, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1960

Page

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Insect Pest Update for Limestone County Crops

County Agent M H Brown Jr reports cotton and grain prospects in Limestone County. Thrips have subsided but hopper and boll weevil pressures rise. mid season control now required with tighter spray intervals. Farmers should inspect fruiting cotton for hoppers and prepare for boll weevil and bollworm activity through July. Recommendations include targeted insecticides and careful field scouting. Houseflies noted. control via sanitation and bait methods outlined.

Limestone County Jokite Syood

Buffalo Set to Welcome New Veterinary Clinic

Buffalo will gain a veterinary clinic established by Dr. Charles L. Jay a Texas A M graduate. Dr and Mrs Jay and their son Henry have moved to Buffalo to run the practice.

Buffalo Spl Charles L. Jay School of Veterinary Medicines Texas A. and M. College Jay Henry

Jewett Black Eyed Pea Market Opens

The Jewett market for black eyed peas opened with the first buyers arriving Monday morning. Lee Halmes of Waco and C R Leazar of Jewett were among the initial purchasers. Prospects for the market are bright as additional buyers are expected later in the week.

Jewett Fewett Lee Halmes Waco C. R. Leazar Jewet

Risk Takers Free Bulls Roam Bayonne Streets Each August

Report notes that local Bayonne residents and amateur bullfighters expose themselves to injury or death as bulls are released into town streets during August each year. The text also mentions Moving targets and a fragmented note about government aid and a death in Giant Forest California.

Bayonne France Limestone County Sorfire Giant Forest Calif

Two Acre Truck Farm and Artful Rock Garden of Duke

Mr Duke operates a two acre truck farm beside Mexia road growing corn peas okra squash beans beets cabbage and more. He also maintains a large rock garden with painted stone animals attracting visitors from many states and often giving produce away to ensure none leaves unfed.

Duke White House Mexia Esau Pure Oil Company Els Flo Jane Newt Collingsworth C. L. Brotherton Bill Murphy van ‘Duke

Peach Market Report From Point Enterprise Forecasts Strong Year

Local growers report a good peach crop with an excellent market to date. TV segments feature Ellice Lightsey Cate and Mike Schuster discussing varieties like Hale Haven and Keystone with marketing from roadside stands on highways 84 and in Mexia. Growers listed include J. L. Capers Clyde Sprights Felix Speights and A T Winkler.

Point Enterprise Fruit Central Texas Ellice Lightsey PB. Cate Mike Schuster Johnny Watkins Teg Acres J. E. Wells Ruby French Freestone Coun Mr. Cute Hale Haven Lightsey Cate Atl Mexia Lightsey and Schuster J. L. Capers Clyde Sprights Felix Speights A.T. Winkler

Mission Farmer Captures First Bale in Cotton Contest

Ray Barnick a 52 year old Mission cotton planter won the Harlingen Chamber of Commerce first bale prize. His 457 pound bale earned 2500 total with 1500 bonus and 1000 auction guarantee though only the bonus and guarantee paid in past years. Barnick has won in 1952 1954 1963 and again this year with 115 of his harvest used to assemble the winning bale picked from about 70 acres in the lower Rio Grande Valley. Pedro Herrera also entered but his bale weighed 412 pounds and was disqualified for being under the minimum.

Harlingen UPI Ray Barnick Mission Barnick Canon Harlingen Chamber of Commerce Rio Grande Valley Intel Pedro Herrera

American lizard Anole described as chameleon style

The passage notes the Anole, an American lizard, is not a toe chameleon but a distinct species. It identifies the Anole as native to the southern United States and mentions its association with wires and CUCLISE.

Une US

Horn fly control methods for livestock in hot weather

A historical notice describes horn fly harming cattle and suggests control methods. It lists toxaphena, methochlor, and various wettable powders mixed in water, with caution not to use on lactating dairy cattle. Restrictions include withdrawal periods of 28 to 56 days and prohibition on applying DOT to beef or dairy cattle.

A and M ‘College

Recognition at 4-H Dress Revue Honors In Leon County

At the Leon County 4 H Dress Revue in Centerville several young girls earned recognition for starting work and improving entries. Nora Hinson and Billie Durant drew praise for outfits and apron entries, with Hinson receiving a second plate award and a white ribbon going to Polly Warren in the cup towel division. Marilyn Starkey Sandra Hulmer Donna Tatum and Alice Kirkpatrick won ribbons for full skirts with blouses, and Starkey will represent the county at the August district meet.

Severn Wowettigitts Leon County Centerville Billie Durant Nora Hinson Polly Aon Warren Jin Nora,Hinson Billie Durant Marilyn Starkey Sandra Hulmer Donna Tatum Alice Kirkpatrick Marilyn

Livestock prices and trends in Fort Worth market

In Fort Worth livestock trade, 2,800 cattle and 600 calves. steady to 50 lower. Slaughter steers around 24.50, yearlings near 24.00, calves 18.00 to 25.00. Hogs 900 head. steady to 25 higher. No 12 grade 190-238 lb butchers 17.25-17.50, No 2-8 grade 275-550 lb sows 12.50-23.50. some 14.100 observed.

Fort Worth UPI USDA

Rites In Jewett For Jennie Reed

Funeral services were held Saturday at the First Methodist Church in Jewett for Mrs. Jennie Reed who died in San Antonio at her daughter Mary R Jordan home. Reed, a native of Auén County, was born in Jewett on May 15 1874. Her husband died six years ago.

Jewet Feneral First Methodist Church Jewett Jennie Reeves San Antonio Mary R. Jordan Reed Auéon ‘County

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M. H. Brown, Jr Bollkeer Mirke ‘Schuster Schuster King Tay Dune Meo Pho Hale van Ink Herman Focke Southland Life Insurance Life C. A. Stephens North Red River Jewett Black-Eyed Pea Commerce Mexta Negro Extension News J. W. Booker Jewett Girs Jennie Reed Bulova Tron Wee Une J M Sepot Ai Tong Ny Cote Crystal and Crows Price Advans Pace Corley Funeral Home First National Bank Texas Blake Smith, Jr Noel Hollingsworth C. E. Carter Irvin McCreary H. M. Robinson FE. T. Lucas Mrs. Rosa Daniel B. F. Pollard David Prather Blake Smith, Jr, Irvin McCreary Noel Hollingsworth Co E. Carter J, Fort Smith U. 8 Mewier
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