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Eric Spellmann reviews top genealogy sites and paid access options. Ancestry Com offers 700 databases including vital records and obituaries with pricing at 99.95 per year or 19.95 per quarter. Other resources highlighted include Genealogy Home Page USGenWeb Project Broderbund Sierra and Cyndis List inviting researchers to explore maps, links, and tools for locating relatives.
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Espell
Ancestry. Com
Ancestry Com
Ancestry.Com
Genealogy
Genhomepagecom
Usgenweb Project
Usgenweb.org
United States
Broderbund Software
Cyndis
Cyndislist
Cyndi
Moisture Shortage Pressures High Plains Cotton Growers
The High Plains faces a serious moisture deficit ahead of the 2000 season with Texas’ High Plains 2 to 10 inches below needed soil moisture. The HPUWCD and USDA NRCS urge careful irrigation planning and timing to maximize available rainfall and irrigation, as regional surveys reveal persistent drought conditions.
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High Plains
Shawn Wade
Texas High Plains
High Plains Underground Water Conservation District No. 1
Usda Natural Resources Conservation Service
Hpuwcd
Hpwd.com
USDA
Secretary of Agriculture
Usda Usda
Seminole
Lubbock
Mem
Civic Center
Ollie Liner Center
Plainview
House Agriculture Committee
Plains
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Texas
Memphis
Tennessee
Auburn
Alabama
Boise
Idaho
Kutztown
Pennsylvania
Peoria
Illinois
Raleigh
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Sacramento
California
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
West Chester
Ohio
Ag Committees
Agriculturehouse.gov
Reflections on Sin and Forgiveness by Reverend Ehmer
Guest columnist Reverend J. Michael Ehmer speaks on Psalm 32 1 about forgiveness and sin. He urges self examination pointing out all sins including adultery cheating in school or work and holding grudges. He emphasizes God's readiness to forgive when hearts are open and warns that unforgiving hearts block God’s mercy.
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J. Michael Ehmer
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
Lubbock
Jesus
God
Talk of Texas and political notes from Brownfield News
Jack Maguire surveys Texas Masonic influence on education from 1845 to the present, noting the lodge funded the first state Educational Fund and early free public schools. The piece also covers Ophelia Hardwood’s 1917 Marble Falls mayoral run, Texas diversity rankings, and a nod to Blue Bell ice cream and Menger Hotel during past campaigns.
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Jack Maguire
Texas
Masonic Lodge
Order
Lodge
House
Senate
Masons
Fanthrop’s Inn
Anderson
Grimes County
United States
Ophelia
Birdie” Hardwood
Marble Falls
Burnet County
White House
George Bush
Brenham
Washington
Bill Clinton
Menger
San Antonio
George W Bush
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Brownfield Tey
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