Plainview Texas flourishing farming hub on the plains
The Amarillo News-Globe profiles Plainview as a growing agricultural center in Hale County. It notes the discovery of shallow irrigation water, 110 feet depth max, thousands of wells, and booming dairy, cotton, alfalfa, and livestock industries. The piece covers rail access, roads, institutions, and Wayland College leadership, highlighting strong growth and significant farm and industrial activity.
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Edwin Lowden Lowe
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Z. T. Maxwell
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Henry Slaton
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Denver Alfalfa Milling and Products Company
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