Theft Reports Keep Brownfield Police Busy Over Weekend
Brownfield police saw multiple thefts and minor accidents weekend. Flags vanished from a B J Hughes pole. Two guns stolen from a Bob's 7 11 pickup. Two pickup batteries taken at Shermore Apartments. The first theft Sunday, second Monday morning. Items taken from a residence on E Main. A Caperton Apartments burglary Tuesday morning. A jacket and a quilt missing. Several minor wrecks reported including a 1981 Pontiac and 1975 Suzuki near 100 000 Auto Parts Sunday. Monday saw a 1965 Chevy and 1979 Ford minor crash by City Hall west side. A three car crash occurred Tuesday morning at Avenue.
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What is good Government special one night talk
The Terry County Farm Bureau will host a one night production by Freemen Institute representatives titled What is good Government. A $5 tuition covers expenses and each participant gets a twenty page lecture workbook. The 6:45 p.m. February 5 session runs 7 to 9 p.m. at Pioneer Natural Gas Flame Room. For more information contact Mike Thomas or Delvin Morrow. B and Broadway. A 1979 Ford, 1977 Ford, and 1979 Mercury were involved in a crash. one person was transported to Brownfield Regional Medical Center with a possible arm injury.
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Brownfield City Council Sets Eight Item Meeting Agenda
The Brownfield City Council will meet in regular session Thursday morning with eight items on the agenda. They will call a city election and appoint a judge and alternate judge, plus hold a public hearing at 9:00 a.m. to review Revenue Sharing Funds use. A resolution to be sent to the Texas Highway Department follows, regarding a hazardous intersection at High-
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Local Pecan Orchard Harvest Underway in Brownfield
Pecan farmer Fayne Smith reports harvest time in Brownfield, highlighting expansion from 137 to 3500 trees over 210 acres. He recalls childhood methods, discusses orchard origins in Jack County and Las Cruces, and notes pecan quality and marketing via Lubbock shelling plants. The piece mentions his family and early planting costs, plus past buyers including a Chicago dealer and Japan. See Pecan Harvest. Pg. 6A.
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January II Month of Extremes
January featured wide temperature swings with 77 degrees on the 25th and 19 degrees on the 31st. Snow totals exceeded 2.5 inches on the 18th and 19th, moisture tracked at about .25 inches, plus traces on the 9th 10th and 20th. Fog occurred on the 9th and 13th as Earl Elrod recorded the statistics.
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BPD Sees 937 Calls In January Report
Brownfield Police Department logged 937 calls for January with 115 offenses and 62 arrests. During the week of January 26 to 31, 18 offenses were recorded and nine arrests made including public intoxication traffic warrants and weapons related charges. The animal warden handled 26 cases as 187 citations, 117 motorist assists, 23 crashes, and 74 ambulance calls were recorded.
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Godspell Performance Sets Four Shows at Brownfield High
Brownfield High School presents Godspell, a gospel musical, in the BHS Little Theatre with four performances on February 7 9 10 and 12 at 7 30 p m Tickets are $3 for the regular shows and $10 for the February 7 benefit for the Noyce Burleson Scholarship Fund Reservations by calling the BHS office at 637 4523 Cast includes Jeff Milburn Sara Addison Mat Sims Mike McWhorter Beth Hamilton Denise Willis John Udell Debbie Davis and Doug Wilson.
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February events brighten Brownfield Terry County calendar
Local February lineup includes Stock Show on 26 and 27 with high quality animals, Lions Tournament of Talent on 19 and 20, and Brownfield High School Little Theatre's Godspell. Readers are urged to attend homegrown entertainment, auctions, and bake sales, showcasing area talent.
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