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Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1968

Page

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Farrar Warns on Cotton Mis labeling at Farm Bureau Meeting

Vernon Farrar warned Terry County Farm Bureau directors that mis labeled cotton misleads mills and harms farmers by causing financial losses. He urged education for farmers and gin operators, endorsed block ginning with planned county meetings, and announced upcoming cotton clinics and membership plans.

Vernon Farrar Terry County Farm Bureau Farrar South Plains Farm Bureau Harlan Mason Mason Oil Company Lubbock Road Ray Latham James Willis Jerry Sims

Voters Cast Few Ballots in South Plains Water District Race

Only 62 voters participated in Terry County with Howard Hurd winning Precinct Two and Doyle Moss reelected in Precinct Three, both unopposed. In the only contested precinct Five, Joe Anderson defeated C B Smith by 41 to 17, while other unopposed directors were Bob Lee and Claude Hearne. Absentee votes were zero and a canvass meeting is set for Monday at First National Bank.

Terry County South Plains Water District J.O. Burnett Howard Hurd Brownfield Hurd John J. Kendrick Doyle Moss Highway 380 Union Gun Office Moss Gaines County Highway 385 Joe Anderson Seminole C.B. Smith Anderson Smith Bob Lee Plains Claude Hearne Seagraves Boney Fields Joe Webb South Plains Board First National Bank

Wilkes Files Candidacy For Precinct One Commissioner

Rex Lee Wilkes 31 announces Democratic primary bid for Precinct One commissioner. A Brownfield resident since 1958 except for two years in Germany while in the Army, he farms in Terry County and has experience with road maintenance and heavy equipment. He and wife Charlotte Hurd live at 1015 Ease Cardwell with their four children.

Wilkes Germany United States Army Brownfield Lamesa Collins Department Store Charlotte Hurd Ease Cardwell Mark Brent Mont Rex Ann Terry County

Births and Deaths Reported in Brownfield December

A total of 18 births were recorded in Brownfield during December, 12 males and six females, bringing the year’s total to 317. Sixteen deaths, plus one fetal death, were recorded in December with heart disease leading at ten, bronchial pneumonia three, and one each from biliary cirrhosis cancer and a gunshot wound.

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Commissioners To Study Salary Increase January 22

Terry County Commissioners met in an all day session to consider a seven percent raise for all county employees and elected officials at the next meeting. Sheriff Homer Parker urged seven percent for his staff, a new car bid for the Sheriff's Department was opened, and a $550 engine for a department vehicle approved from a wrecked auto. Multiple budget adjustments, board appointments, cemetery payments, and travel expenses were approved, with actions on civil defense and local tax rates for 1967 68.

Terry Homer Parker Sheriff's Department Rolet Frank Gray South Plains Health Unit Meadow Cemetery Association Terry County Memorial Cemetery Association Union Foster and Gomez Brownfield Airport Board Library Board Terry County Historical Society Terry County Park and Recreation Board A. Earl Jones College Station McKinney J. O. Burnett Jr John J. Kendrick South Plains Veterans Administration Office Justice of the Peace

Texas voter registration drive urges elderly to register

Secretary of State John L. Hill launches a statewide campaign in Texas to publicize voter registration rules including a mailed application form printed in the paper. The drive emphasizes new laws for residents over 60 in rural areas and outlines eligibility, deadlines, and in person or mail registration options.

John L. Hill Texas Hill County Tax Assessor-Collector

Icy Roads Spark Multiple Vehicle Accidents and Arrests

Icy conditions Monday caused several crashes on Levelland streets and at campus intersections, involving drivers Roy Kauffman Julia Martinez Owener Bovkoon Jr George Thomason Jesse Jackson Johnson Arthur Vasquez Fabila Roy Wilson Mary Stowe Galloway Willie Barnes and Domingo Rodriguez who faced traffic violations driving while intoxicated and theft or robbery charges with fines and bonds set.

Levelland ByLo Wrecking Company Ford Roy Edward Kauffman Dodge Julia Martinez N. 8Th Street Owener Alex Bovkoon Jr Bk. Warren Amarillo Wilson Main Kendrick Memorial Library Mary Stowe Galloway Fe, Sons Willie T. Barnes Hester Domingo Torres Rodriguez Santos Davila Texas Highway Patrol Roosevelt Jefferson

Nematode Control Discussed For Terry County Cotton

Agricultural experts talk at a Dow sponsored dinner at the Party House January 16 about detecting nematode problems in Terry County cotton and the most effective control methods. Fumigation costs and strong returns per dollar invested are highlighted with a farmer’s two acre trial showing higher earnings from treated plots.

Terry County Dow Chemical Company A. Charles Fishes Lubbock Dow James Foy Fischer Wilburn Bailey Bailey

West Texas WTCC to Host Tourist Conference in Abilene

The West Texas Chamber of Commerce plans its annual Tourist Development Conference for January 25 in Abilene. Key events include unveiling of the Governor's Travel Trails in West Texas, a new historic sites map, Operation Sparkle prize awards, SCS recreation studies, and a museum talk by Mrs. Henry Sears of Hereford.

West Texas Abilene WTCC Harlan Bridwell Bridgeport Mexico Chambers of Commerce Soil Conservation Service SCS Musems Henry Sears Hereford

Bost Announces Candidacy for Precinct One Commissioner

John A. Bost declares he will seek the office of Commissioner of precinct No. One in Terry County subject to Democratic primaries. He outlines a 32 year home record in the area, civic interest, and commitment to a sound progressive government while serving full time if elected.

John A. Bost Terry County Bost Sul Ross College Brownfield Piggly Wiggly Merritt's Grocery Forrest Kuykendall Dallas John Jr Texas Tech Bob First Methodist Church Best Commissioners Court Precinct One

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Jess Chidester Billy Timmons Rex Lee Wilkes Precinct Rex Wilkes United States J. D. Workers Akers WICC
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