Collection At Tech Grows Every Year
The Southwest Collection at Texas Tech expands with millions of leaves annually, tracing West Texas history from 19th century cattle boom to dust bowl days. Donors include pioneers, business figures, and aviation and oil interests, with Matador Land and Cattle Company records the largest. The archive draws scholars and highlights gifts from Tech departments and external sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Nological College
Texas
Texas Plains
West Teas
Sg J. van Dunn
Dunn
Duna
Matador
Caule Za
Scotland
Dundee
Denver
Matador and
Alamositus
West Texas
J .Wright Mooar
Lade L. Ellwood
Sam Hill
Clint Breedlove
Southern Plains Aviation
Escuela Land and Cate Co
C. W. Post
Tauble U Ranch
Don Hampton Biggers
Lubbock County
Bakey Merecanfile Co
Lockney
Tex
Tech
Texas Harvest Boosted By U S Agriculture Department Figures
Texas farmers reported bumper crops across multiple staples with wheat at 172.63 million bushels and rice 21.714 million hundredweight, while sorghum and cotton shipments rise. Citrus and pecan production also increase as USDA notes improved moisture and higher yields nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Texas
San Francisco
Grant Gails
Golden Gate Christi
South Viet Naa
Agriculture Department
East Bay
Southern Pacific
USDA
Clarfield
Utah
Jurison Chamber of Com
Linerce
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Memorial Baptist
Tommy Laird
Sue Atteberry
Mike Beaugh
Memorial Baptise Church
W. Sterling
Brown's Chicken Shack
E. Tenas Ave
Becker
Ieesee
John Leyton Freddie and the Dreamers
SEA Side Swingers
Eya
Tate
Fis Presley
Ns. Fow
Acapuca Fal Halls
Trormcolor
Caue
Doris Day
Rod Taylor
Pontius Pilate
Judas Iscariot
Ay Aaron T
Goodfellow Kiddie
Brunson Theater
Magic Sword
Easleztheone
Estelle Watwood
Jwever
Jate
Pal Ford
Paul and
Dale
Stag Ladies
Chrisleys Tricity
Brunson
Hele
Beatles
Sunda
Mar
S.S. Kresge Company
Kresge, Kmart and
Jupiter
Our
Contessa Chocolates
Galaxie Bikes
Our Reg
Giant Choice
Melman
Rosalie
Lilly of the Valley
Arden
Baytown
Emesis
Los Sey