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Jack Carlton
Sale date - 05/09/06
Audie Murphy
Number of Head -258
www.mlslivestock.com
PLUMBING
Superior Workmanship
Kent Russell
* Drywall
Electrical
Lawn Service
817-517-1139
* Tape & Bed
* Plumbing
* Texture
* Painting
817-917-7455 or 817-866-3286
817-807-2614
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817-866-2115
* Concrete Construction
* Shower / Tub Remodels
AUCTION SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY
AREA FISHING REPORT
817-790-5868 or 817-866-2024
Water murky; 72
BELTON
Water
RAY HUBBARD
Heifers #1 Med. Flesh
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Texas Wheat Production Down
63 Percent From Last Year
Tax Reforms Would Benefit
Farmers and Ranchers
200 - 300lbs
300 - 400lbs
400 - 500lbs
500 - 600lbs
600 - 700lbs
200 - 300lbs
300 - 400lbs
400 - 500lbs
500 - 600lbs
600 - 700lbs
150 - 185
130 - 152
117 - 138
101 - 133
100-116
130 -160
120 -138
115 - 134
102-125
92 - 106
The
Chisholm
Trail
Cowboy
ATHENS Water clear, 68-74
degrees; 1.16' low. Black bass are
fair to good on crankbaits and
Carolina rigs with a short leader
and light weight. Night fishing for
bass is fair on black buzzbaits and
spinnerbaits. Crappie are fair on
minnows and jigs. Catfish are fair
on stink bait and nightcrawlers.
Good Young Pair 900 - 1175
6-8 Yr Cows w/light calves at
side 750 - 850 per pair
Cow and Calf Pairs -Steady
Young Choice 1000 - 1175
Young Fair 900 - 1100
Aged Pairs - No Test
Young Pregnancy Test
650 - 950 Steady
Jay Davis
(817) 866-2557
(817) 296-8040
HOME MAINTENANCE &
IMPROVEMENTS
Slaughter Cows $1 Higher
High Yielding 47 - 50
Low Yielding 40-43
Fats No Test 45 - 48
Thin & Shelly 35 - 42
Packer Bulls (1250-2075lbs)
$1 Higher 60 - 66
Vet Clinic
254- 826 - 5305
24 Hour Restaurant
254 -826-3460
Packer Cows $1-2 Higher
Packer Bulls $1-2 Higher
Good Young Pairs - Steady-$25
higher
Good Young Bred Cows -
Steady-$25 higher
#1 Stocker Steers $2-4 higher
#1 Feeder Steers -Steady-$2
higher
#1 Stocker Heifers -$2-4 higher
#1 Feeder Heifers - Steady-$2
higher
High Yielding Slaughter Bulls -
63 -67
Medium Yielding Bulls 57 - 62
High Yielding Slaughter Cows
50-54
Medium Yielding Slaughter
Cows 46 - 49
Low Yielding Cows 40 - 45
Fat Cows 49- 53
#1 Type Steers
200 - 3001bs 125-190
300 - 4001bs 115-156
400 - 5001bs 105-137
500 - 6001bs 100-132
600 -7001bs 90-112
#1 Type Heifers
200 - 3001bs 110-168
300 - 4001bs 105 -145 ’
400 - 5001bs 100-133
500 - 6001bs 95 - 130
600 - 7001bs 90-108
Passage of the Tax Increase
Prevention and Reconciliation Act
of 2005 into law would contribute
to a healthy agriculture economy
and benefit the U.S. economy as a
whole, the American Farm Bureau
Federation told members of
Congress on May 10. A key provi-
sion of the bill for farmers and
ranchers is a two-year extension of
the 15 percent maximum capital
gains tax rate.
"Farming and ranching is a
capital-intensive industry that
requires huge investments in build-
ings, equipment and land to pro-
duce food and fiber. Capital gains
taxes hurt farmers and ranchers
who expand their operations to
produce products in response to
demand from U.S. and overseas
customers,” said AFBF President
Bob Stallman. “High capital gains
taxes also make it harder for young
Cow & Calf Pairs
Young NO TEST
Older - NO TEST
Choice Bred Cows
Young NO TEST
Older - NO TEST
Packer Cows
High Yielding - 46 - 52
Fat Cows - 47 - 49
Low Yielding - 38 - 46
Old & Shelly - 30 - 37
Packer Bulls
High Yielding - 50 - 60
Fat Cows - NO REPORT
Low Yielding - NO REPORT
Old & Shelly - NO REPORT
Stockers Steers - 2 Lower
Feeder Steers - Steady
Stocker Heifers Steady
Feeder Heifers -Steady
Packer Cows - Steady
Packer Bulls - Steady
yippee from Texas (1950).
Murphy acted in a variety of
films in the 1950s and 1960s includ-
ing John Huston's The Red Badge of
Meridian Livestock Commission
Sale Every Tuesday
Where Buyers and Sellers Meet
Cattle at 12:30 p.m.
Receive cattle all day*Sunday hauling available
Hwy 6 North, Meridian Tx
254-435-2988 Office * 254-435-6301 Office
254-435-2284 Home * 254-435-6302 Fax
West Auction, Inc
20645 N. IH-35
West, Texas 76691
254-826-3726
Barn - 254-826-3725
www.westauction.us
Sale every Thursday at 1:00 pm
Barn opens at 7:00 am on Sale day
Other week days 8:30 - 9:30
160 1st bred calf heifers Sale May 25th, 2006
Sale Date - May 11, 2006
Total Head - 947
people to begin farming and ranch-
ing,” he said.
Another important provision in
the bill would provide relief for
taxpayers from the Alternative
Minimum Tax.
“Farmers and ranchers pay a
disproportionably large share of
AMT because many of the exclu-
sions, deductions and credits used
to calculate their regular income
tax are not allowed under the
AMT,” explained Stallman. “An
extension of the current higher
AMT exemption is essential to pre-
vent an unfair tax increase on the
nation’s agricultural producers.”
Another provision in the bill
would benefit farmers and ranchers
by extending enhanced small busi-
ness expensing levels through
2009.
House and Senate votes on the
bill are expected to take place later
this week.
Clifton Livestock
Commission Co.
P.O. Box 408
Clifton, Tx 76634
254-675-8657
Fax
254-675-4363
www.cliftonlivestock.com
Sale every Wednesday
Sale starts at noon
Next sale date 05/17/06
AUCTION REPORT
Sale Date, May 10, 2006
Head - 647
Steers - #1 Med. Flesh
AUSTIN - The 2006 Texas
winter wheat crop is forecast at
35.1 million bushels, down 63 per-
cent from 2005, and 68 percent
lower than 2004. This forecast is
down 14 percent from the Texas
April forecast.
According to a May 1 survey
conducted by the Texas Field
Office, statewide yield is expected
to average 27.0 bushels per acre,
down 5 bushels from last year, and
down 4 bushels from two years
ago. Harvested acreage for grain, at
1.3 million acres, is down 57 per-
cent from 2005.
“Drought has devastated the
wheat crop. Acres harvested for
grain are at the lowest level since
1925 and grain production hasn’t
been this low since 1971," reported
Acting State Director Bob Garino.
Production on the Northern High
Plains is forecast at 13.5 million
bushels, down 76 percent from last
year. Winter wheat production on
the Blacklands is forecast at 8.6
million bushels, up 39 percent
from last year. The Low Plains’
production is estimated at 7.7 mil-
lion bushels, down 61 percent from
last year.
United States winter wheat
production for 2006 is forecast at
1.32 billion bushels, down 12 per-
cent from 2005. Yield is expected
to average 42.4 bushels per acre,
2.0 bushels lower than a year ago.
Acreage to be harvested for grain
is expected to total 31.2 million
acres, down 8 percent from last
season.
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CUSTOM HAY BALING
\ Round of Square Bales
Field Aeration & Mowing
Full Service Call
Good Pregnancy Tested Cows
825 - 1050
Good Pregnancy Tested Cows
6-7 yrs old 650 - 800
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Billy Cate
DANIEL’
No. 1 Heifers
Stockers - Steady
No. 2 - Steady
Feeders - Steady
Under 300 lbs 135 - 152.50
300 - 400lbs 125 - 142.50
400 - 500lbs 115-129
500 - 600lbs 110-125
600 - 700lbs 95-116
No. 1 Steers
Stockers - Steady
No. 2 - Steady
Feeders - Steady
Under 300 lbs 140 - 180
300 -400 lbs 135 - 152.50
400 - 500lbs 125 - 142.50
500 - 600 lbs 115-131
600 - 700lbs No Test
Audie Murphy was just about Courage (1951) and the film version
everything but a cowboy. Born in of his autobiography. To Hell and
Texas, Murphy left school after the Back (1955). Most of his 45 films
fifth grade and home at the age of during those years, however, were
15. He enlisted in the army just shy westerns.
of his 18th birthday and became the Murphy had a penchant for high
most decorated soldier of World War living that often got him into trouble.
II. In fact, Murphy earned the Nightmares and other symptoms of
Congressional Medal of Honor for what is now called post-traumatic
standing down a German attack in stress disorder also plagued him. He
France in January of 1945. died in a plane crash in 1971 and is
The war in Europe ended in the buried at Arlington National
spring of 1945, and Murphy returned Cemetery, remembered more for his
home a national celebrity, his bright service as a soldier than his career as
freckled face on the cover of Life an actor. #54
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Come along, boys, and listen to my magazine. Thanks to Jimmy Cagney,
tale, Murphy was given a screen test and
I'll tell you all my troubles on the ol' cast as a juvenile delinquent in Bad
Chisholm Trail. Boy (1949). Murphy found his act-
Come a-ti yi yippee yippee yea ing niche in western films with his
yippee yea portrayal as Billy the Kid in The Kid
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ELECTRICAL M
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blue catfish are slow. Yellow cat-
fish to 65 pounds are fair on trot-
lines baited with live bait.
PROCTOR Water murky; 72
degrees; 2.31' low. Black bass are
very good on chartreuse, yellow,
white, and pink spinnerbaits,
crankbaits, soft plastics, and Rat-L-
Traps. Striped bass are good on
striper jigs, slabs, spoons, and live
bait. White bass are good on min-
nows, crankbaits, spinnerbaits, and
Rat-L-Traps. Crappie are good on
minnows and tube jigs. Channel
and blue catfish are very good on
frozen shrimp, shad, liver, night-
crawlers, and minnows. Yellow
catfish are fair on live bait.
degrees; 1.68' low. Black bass are
good on green and blue soft plas-
tics and crankbaits. Hybrid striper
are good on live shad. White bass
are good on minnows and slabs.
Crappie are good on minnows and
jigs. Channel and blue catfish are
good on stinkbait and frozen shad.
Yellow catfish are slow.
GRANBURY Water murky;
0.43' low. Black bass are slow.
Striped bass are fair on silver
striper jigs. White bass are slow.
Crappie are fair on minnows.
Catfish are good on stinkbait,
shrimp, and live bait.
GRAPEVINE Water lightly
stained; 69-74 degrees; 4.58' low.
Black bass are fair to good on
Carolina rigs, medium diving
crankbaits and Rat-L-Traps.
Crappie are fair to good on min-
nows and jigs over brushpiles.
White bass are fair on slabs and
Humdingers. Catfish are fair on
nightcrawlers.
JOE POOL Water fairly
clear; 68-75 degrees; 0.41' high.
Black bass are fair on watermelon
candy finesse worms and spinner-
baits. Crappie are fair to good on
minnows and jigs. White bass are
fair on slabs and Road Runners.
Catfish are fair on cut and prepared
baits.
LEWISVILLE Water stained;
69-75 degrees; 6.2' low. Black bass
are good on crawfish pattern medi-
um diving crankbaits, Carolina
rigged pumpkinseed worms and
spinnerbaits. Crappie are fair on
minnows and jigs. Catfish are fair
to good on nightcrawlers and cut
bait.
NAVARRO MILLS Water
fairly clear; 4.34' low. Black bass
are slow. White bass are fair on
minnows. Crappie are good on
minnows and jigs. Channel and
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melon and tequila sunrise soft plas-
tics. White bass are good on min- l
nows at night. Smallmouth bass are.
slow. Crappie are good on min-
nows at night. Channel and blue
catfish are good on nightcrawlers, .
liver, shrimp, stinkbait, and cutbait.
Yellow catfish are slow.
TAWAKONI Water stained;
69-73 degrees; 5.32' low. Black
bass are good on crankbaits and
Carolina rigs. Crappie are fair on
live minnows and jigs. White bass
are excellent on chartreuse slabs
and Humdingers. Striped bass and
hybrid striper are fair on chartreuse,
or white Sassy Shad, 1 1/4 oz.
slabs and Rat-L-Traps. Catfish are
good on cut bait, shrimp and night-
crawlers.
TEXOMA Water clear; 69-
74 degrees; 1.52' high. Black bass ..
are fair on crawfish pattern
crankbaits, chartreuse spinnerbaits
and Senkos. Smallmouth bass are
fair on drop-shot rigged finesse
worms around steep rocky drop-
offs. Crappie are fair on minnows
and jigs over brush piles. Striped
bass are fair to good on live shad
and chartreuse slabs, with a spo-
radic topwater bite early and late.
Catfish are fair to good on night-
crawlers and cut shad.
WEATHERFORD Water
stained; 73 degrees; 5.77' low.
Black bass to 6.5 pounds are good
on crankbaits and soft plastics.
Crappie are excellent in the fishing
barge and marina cove on jigs and
minnows. Channel catfish to 5
pounds are good on nightcrawlers,
liver and shrimp in the marina
creek. Schooling white bass are
excellent on Little George's and
Road Runners. Bream are excellent
on worms. The boat ramp is open
and much easier to use with the
higher water level.
WHITNEY Water murky;
3.01' low. Black bass are good on
chartreuse and pumpkinseed spin-
nerbaits and crankbaits, and on
red/white soft plastics. Striped bass
are fair on silver striper jigs. White
bass are fair on minnows and
chrome slabs and spoons. Crappie
are fair on minnows. Catfish are
slow.
fairly clear; 67-71 degrees; 0.11'
high. Black bass are fair on
white/chartreuse Booyah spinner-
baits, Senkos, buzzbaits and water-
melon seed Ribbits. Crappie are
fair to good on minnows and jigs
in the marinas and around bridge
columns. White bass are good on
slabs and Humdingers. Catfish are
fair on prepared baits.
RAY ROBERTS Water
clear main lake, muddy in the
creeks; 67-78 degrees; 2.42' low.
Black bass are good on Yum
Dingers and split shot rigged green
Houdini shad. White bass are good
on chartreuse slabs - surface
schooling starting on the main lake
and around Wolf Island. Crappie
are good on minnows and jigs
around Corps of Engineers brush
piles. Catfish are fair to good on
nightcrawlers and prepared baits.
RICHLAND CHAMBERS
Water fairly clear; 68-74 degrees;
5' low. Black bass are fair to good
on white/chartreuse crankbaits,
Texas rigged watermelon candy
worms and spinnerbaits. White
bass and hybrid striper are fair to
good on white/chartreuse or char-
treuse slabs and live shad on main
lake humps. Crappie are good on
minnows and jigs around brush.
Catfish are good on juglines with
live shad set off the main creek
channels and flats.
STILLHOUSE Water clear; 81
degrees; 2.50' high. Black bass are
good on minnows, and on water-
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