Brush Control Pays Good Dividends to Landowners
Texas A&M extension specialist G. O. Hoffman says brush control could return about 10 million dollars annually to landowners if 1.2 million acres are treated, with potential to boost income per acre and increase forage production. Regrowth must be treated every five to ten years to maintain gains.
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Texas
G. O. Hoffman
Texas A&m University
Hoffman
Waxahachie couple visiting with sisters in town
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Curry of Waxahachie are visiting this week with the lady's three sisters Mrs. Ben Lloyd Mrs. Carl Gillihand and Mrs. Willie Lee and their families.
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W. B. Curry
Waxahachie
Ben Lloyd
Carl Gillihand
Willie Lee
Public Notice and Zoning Hearing in Andrews Texas 1968
Public notice details a 1968 sheriff sale of J E Hill Jr property in Andrews County following a Chemetron judgment. It lists land parcels, sale date October 1, 1968, and publication in Andrews County News Aug 18, 25 and Sept 1, with a separate zoning board hearing set for September 5 1968 in Andrews Texas. It includes cases BA 437 38 39 and 40 for mobile home parking side yard exceptions and home placements. Also notes Dallas trip of Mr and Mrs Tommy Camacho and daughter to attend Cowboys Packers game.
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Andrews
State of
Texas
J. E. Hill, Jr
Andrews County
James A. Gregory
Andrews County News
Zoning Board of Adjustment
City Council
Town Hall plans elder care and tourism driven growth
A town hall discussion covers elder care with a convalescent home, recreation facilities, and a retirement age program. Tourism ideas include a West Texas zoo, park expansion, and oil industry related attractions. A United Fund reestablishment and a new medical complex near Permian General Hospital are also explored. Jim Dotson leads chamber goals. Frank Elkins chairs the planning committee.
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Andrews
West Texas Area
Devel
United Fund
Chamber
Jim Dotson
Industrial Foundation
Permian General Hospital
Frank Elkins
Group by Powell Plans H Shaped Building in Lubbock
The Powell led group proposes an H shaped structure with about 25 000 square feet of floor space and 150 employees when operational. It includes a 350 by 230 foot site beside Dr. Faulk's dental office, purchased from Davidson and Watkins of Andrews.
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Raymond D. Powell
Lubbock
Faulk
Davidson and Watkins of
Andrews
Soldierly general blocks canal plan and welfare debate
A reader recalls a general opposed to the Panama Canal and to the agency where Leo and Dr. Bob work. A caller claims our welfare piece was correct about people seeking aid, noting a neighbor with ten children drawing county help at the county line while they buy beer.
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North Pole
Panama Canal
Leo
Bob
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