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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1966
Page
7
Readable fragments show a dated local notice or public listing with identifiers such as E-8 and G-2 and 1-4. The text implies a categorized filing or schedule, but critical details like dates, places, or parties are missing, making specifics unavailable.
Local officials investigated the theft of a 1960 Pontiac owned by Mrs. Harold W. Linville from the First National Bank lot after keys were left in the car. Other incidents included a burglary attempt at Finn Station, vandalism to a 1964 Volkswagen with gold paint and eggs, and thefts of a black vinyl coat from Brownfield Convalescent Home.
Joe Villarreal reported the theft of a gun. Imo gene, daughter of Ophilea Brown, was stabbed by unknown subjects on her way home from school Thursday and taken to a doctor. Police investigated two accidents at Lubbock and Stewart Streets and Sixth Street and Hill involving several drivers and vehicles. Jessie Earl Byars faced a speeding charge with an $85 fine. A juvenile was detained for destruction of private property and two others were arrested on vagancy and related charges.
L. C. Unfred, a noted Lynn County cotton grower, challenges Texas Farm Bureau support for the cotton research and promotion referendum. He argues the plan is essential to High Plains cotton and says the $1 base assessment is voluntary, pointing to a refund option for nonparticipants. Balloting on quotas and the program will run Monday through Friday at county ASCS offices.
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