Texas Leads Nation in Cattle Feeding as June On Feed Totals Rise
Texas remains number one in cattle feeding with 2,045,000 head on feed as of June 1, up 22 percent from a year ago and 11 percent from a month earlier. Nationwide six-state totals reach 7,925,000 head, with Texas surpassing Iowa and others.
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Texas
Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Towa
Arizona
California
Colorado
Iowa
Nebraska
Fon
Texas Agriculture
John C. White
San Juan
Rio Grande Valley
Coke County Students to Attend Texas Farm Bureau Seminar
Two Coke County high school students Rosanna Boykin and Larry Hooper will join about 450 peers at the 10th annual High School Students Citizenship Seminar July 18 to 22 on Baylor University's campus in Waco. Sponsored by the Coke County Farm Bureau, the event aims to deepen understanding of American heritage and capitalism while encouraging attendees to share what they learn.
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Coke County
Texas Farm Bureau
Baylor University
Waco
Fred McCabe Jr
Coke County Farm Bureau
Rosanna Boykin
Robert Lee
Larry Hooper
Bronte
McCabe
Dodson Out For Fourth Of July Week
Highway patrolman Richard Dodson in charge of issuing drivers licenses will be away from his office on Tuesday July 4. He will return to Robert Lee on July 11 and July 18. Patronize Our Advertisers.
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Bronte
Robert Lee
Richard Dodson
Lake E. V. Spence Sets New Fishing Records
Lake Spence reports two new records last week with Y. J. Sherrill of Odessa landing an 8 lb 5 oz striped bass and W. A. Payne of Robert Lee hauling a 12 lb channel cat. White bass catches rise sharply as striped bass reach substantial sizes. multiple anglers from Odessa San Angelo and surrounding towns report numerous bass and catfish up to ten pounds.
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E. V. Spence
Colorado River, Municipal Water District
Y. J. Sherrill
Odessa
W. A. Payne
Robert Lee
Sherrill
Archie Jenkins
Tom Sterling
Charlie Brown
Gary S. Williams
San Angelo
Glenn Womack
Clyde Hagen
Dallas
R. J. Sewell
C. J. Brent
Big Spring
W. A. Hayter
Sam Williams
Jess Reedy
James Shields
Snyder
Charles Gardner
Midland
W. J. Phillips
Bill Weeden
Central Gas Air Conditioning Slices Summers with Savings
Gas air conditioning promises lower operating costs and fewer moving parts than electric systems. Central gas cooling reduces breakdowns and repairs, delivering time and energy savings during the long hot summer.
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Heaven
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