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Bowie News

Location

Bowie, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1973

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Record Falls In Tourney As Local Junior Golfer Shatters Course

Scott Haynie of Wichita Falls fired a final round 67 to win the Top O The Lake Par Tee Junior Golf Tournament with a 203 total 13 under par and set a new course record. Brent Goodger and Haynie led early with 68 67 totals before Haynie pulled away. Other winners included Bill Nash Fred Elbert Bill Sullivan Ricky Blair and consolation recipients Sam Renshaw Sam Bordens Jim Hines and Baron Lester.

Scott Haynie Wichita Fals Haynie Brent Goodger Decatur Bill Nash Mineral Wells Fred Elbert Wichita Falls Bill Sullivan Ricky Blair Iowa Park Sam Renshaw Sam Bordens Jim Hines Bowie Baron Lester Lame Duck

Farm And Ranch Outlook Promising With Looming Wire Shortage

A USDA outlook forecasts excellent conditions for crops and livestock in the area. Recent rains provide soil moisture, with corn, grains, sorghum, peanuts, and soybeans poised for strong yields and some apples being harvested. Baling wire shortages threaten hay harvests, likely worsening before improving, with six months expected for relief. Bollworms affect Texas cotton, but Montague County’s small cotton area limits impact. Armyworms in pastures may yield another generation around August 15 to 20, manageable with early spraying.

USDA Frank Bumpus Texas Montague

Downtown Bowie cow escape livens front page

A cow on the loose caused a downtown chase in Bowie as veterinarians and police pursued it from the locker plant area toward the high school. The animal, described as headed to the slaughterhouse, disrupted streets and even a bank forecourt before five football players and others corralled it back into a trailer.

Bowie High Anima! Warden Stanley Wolverton Chuck Riley Bowie East Wise Street Elba Street Tarrant Street First National Bank

Food Stamp Office Opens in Bowie September 1

Applications for food stamps will be accepted starting September 1 at the new Bowie food stamp office at 100 B Mason Street. Eligible households receive an ATP card by mail indicating stamps, with a scaled payment based on income and family size, and bonus stamps to aid nutrition. grocers accept stamps for most items, excluding alcohol, tobacco, and many imports. The program is voluntary and does not affect other benefits. Wynell Ashley joins Bowie Chamber of Commerce board, replacing Bruce Barber.

Paul Fleming Jacksboro Anglia Bowie Paul Denton Food Stamp Mason Street Commodity Foods ATP Wynell Ashley Bowie Chamber of Commerce Wayne Porter Chamber of Commerce Bruce Barber

Quiet Week Reported By Police Department

The Bowie Police Department reports a notably quiet week with several notable incidents. John W. Philpot of Bowie received a mistaken Austin traffic ticket, two Pampa runaways were released to their parents, two car theft suspects were released after the owner did not press charges, and a suspicious insurance inspector case was noted on Strong Street. Montana County game wardens anticipate more night deer spotlighting as meat freezes end and deer season nears.

Bowie John W. Philpot Austin Philpat Pampa Strong Street

Bowie Jackrabbit Booster Club Meeting Prep for Season Kickoff

Bowie Bowie Jackrabbit Booster Club president S L Hanson calls a meeting for Tuesday August 14 at 7 30 p m in the high school cafeteria. Members will plan the annual membership drive and ready for the first Jackrabbit football game versus Bridgeport on Friday September 7 in Bowie.

Bowie Jackrabbit Booster Club S.L. Hanson Hanson Bridgeport Bowie

Aug 16 37 Cases Set In Montague County Court

The Montague County Courthouse will host 37 cases on Thursday August 16 with defendants required to appear or forfeit bond and be arrested. Charges include aggravated assault DWI carrying prohibited weapons and hot checking among others. those wishing to plead guilty should contact the County Attorney before the court date.

Montague County Courthouse John Lawrence Paul D. Nored Danny J. Nichols Felix Ford Denise Traylor John White Vernon Young James Butler, Jr Ronald Lippincott R.K. Covington Jackie Booker Jerry Aselton Jerry Uselton Bill Skinner Louise R. May Willie E. Ward Willie A. Vineyard Durwood Williamson Robert Cook Gerald P. Houck Wayne Frey John Paul Price John H. Mathews Steve Henry Eddy Beasley Ralph M. Piper James B. Cady, Jr Floyd C. Davis Carl I. Rigsbay Preston Parker Floyd L. Chadrick Oman O. Dickerson Earl P. Hopson Ismael M. Fabela Hoyt Olean Daniel

Tennis Clinic A Success in Bowie

Thirty five youths aged 9 to 14 joined a week long summer tennis clinic at Bowie High School. Sponsored by coach Bill Murray with help from Ray Angove and Jeannie Crumpler, the program offered Beginning Intermediate and Advanced levels at the school courts.

Bowie Bill Murray Ray Angove Jeannie Crumpler Murray

Bowie News offers world wide two edition subscription deal

The Bowie News reports a surge in new subscriptions after a limited time offer ending September 1st. The 5.00 yearly price covers Thursday and Sunday editions mailed anywhere, with savings for in county and out of county residents.

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