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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1966
Page
9
National Cotton Council notes comfort rise in camping with lighter tents and featherweight sleeping bags. Canvas topped two wheel trailers expand campsite space with headroom and optional bunks while traditional tents gain easier pitching and weather protection to please diehard campers.
A staff analysis notes cotton acreage expanded rapidly from 1959-60 to 1962-63 and production rose with record yields. It says exporting countries now account for most of recent production gains and have captured more of international trade, with mixed outlooks for 1965-66.
Mrs Hollis Payne librarian announces new arrivals at Carnegie Library including The Ring of Truth by George Harmon Coxe Rescue Mission by John Ball Memories of the Future by Paul Horgan and Never Call It Loving by Dorothy Eden.
Dr. M. K. Horne Jr of the National Cotton Council urges intensified research and promotion to unlock long term growth in U S cotton demand. He projects domestic use could rise by about 500,000 bales annually for five years, with exports potentially increasing 600,000 bales yearly if market share is held.
The National Cotton Council released the 1965 edition of Cotton Counts Its Customers with preliminary 1964 end-use estimates. Domestic production expanded in the five largest outlets, mainly trousers shirts sheets towels and under wear, driving a 338000 bale rise versus 1963 and lifting total fiber use to about 21 million bales.
The National Cotton Council argues buying cotton products supports the Texas economy. In 1964 cash receipts from arm marketings reached 741.898 million dollars, 27.9 percent of the value of all crops and livestock, with 80,916 cotton farms, 1,339 gins, 140 warehouses, and 47 cotton seed oil mills in the state. The council emphasizes consumer demand helps growers, processors, manufacturers, and retailers amid competition from synthetic fibers.
Miss Katherine Weaver and Mrs. E. E. Pope of Lubbock spent Tuesday visiting their aunt, Mrs. J. T. Medlin, in the city.
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