Cotton and cattle lead Texas agri output rise
The Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes 1972 cotton output up by 1,021,000 bales to 3,600,000, with 5,125,000 harvest acres and 325,000 abandonment acres. Cattle on feed in Texas reach 2,120,000 head as of Aug 1, up 29 percent year over year. July placements total 370,000 and fat cattle marketing hits 369,000. Nationwide gains include 27 percent higher cotton, 13.2 million harvest acres, and varied yields across grains and beans.
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Texas
Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Arizona
California
Colorado
Iowa
Nebraska
McDonald Wins Baylor Law Wives Scholarship
Fred McDonald of Robert Lee and San Angelo received the Baylor University Law Wives annual $150 scholarship for his school activities and his wife Lori’s involvement. McDonald, a 1959 Robert Lee High School graduate and Baylor graduate, held moot court honors and was active in student and law association groups. His wife Lori serves as recording secretary and social chairman.
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Fred McDonald
Robert Lee
Baylor University Law Wives
Baylor School of Law
McDonald
Thelma J. Reese
San Angelo
Robert Lee High School
Baylor
Harvey M. Richey Moot Court Society
Constitutional Amendment on County School Funds Distribution
The Texas Legislature proposes adding Section 6b to Article VII enabling counties by court action to reduce the county permanent school fund and distribute the proceeds to independent and common school districts per scholastic pupil to reduce bonded indebtedness or fund improvements, while preserving tax payments on lands. The change would be voted on by electors at the November 1972 election.
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State OF Texas
Commissioners Court
Fragmentary legislative fragment from 1878 meeting
The text presents an incomplete legal note referencing per diems and a claim over seats and residence fees. It mentions a November 1878 date and a formal declaration or motion about seating in a legislative body, but the fragment lacks clear names or location details.
Take a Look at the Ads A Time Spent Reading Them
A brief note suggests reading advertisements is worthwhile, inviting readers to skim classified and display notices for potential bargains and opportunities. The piece emphasizes curiosity and practical value in exploring the paper’s ads.
Texas constitutional amendments on eligibility for public offices
Public notice outlines proposed Texas Constitution amendments Section 33 and Section 40 of Article XVI. It restricts state accounting officers from paying warrants to individuals holding multiple offices and limits holding or exercising more than one civil office. It lists exceptions for National Guard members and certain reserves and details the election to vote on the amendments.
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Treas
National Guard
Air National Guard
Tex National Guard
Air National Guard Reserve
Air Force Reserve
Officers Reserve
United States
National Guard Reserve
Or Reserve
United Este Acres
Soil and Water, Conservation District
Justice of Peace
Officers Reserve Corps
United States Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Army
Marine van Corps
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Texas Department of Agriculture
John C. White
Baylor Law Wives
Law School
Baylor Law
Masi eLekene
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Feoyg
Bert Bate
R.T Caperton
Laymen's National Bible Committee, Inc
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Arlington, Texas
National Bible Committee, Inc. of
New York
Revon Gem Trimes
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