Retailing tips stress longer hours and shopper emotion
Brownfield News reports Mauser urges retailers to stay open past 5 pm and to target consumer emotion over pure logic. He notes 27 percent of households are led by women, the do it yourself trend at 88 percent, and urges small towns to offer upbeat in store displays and a friendly, fun shopping experience to compete with big city outlets.
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Mauser
Mesquite pods used as food by native Texans
Native Texans valued mesquite pods for sustenance with tales tracing back to Cabeza de Vaca who noted that natives ate the pulpy pods and pressed them into flour. The article also highlights John J. Pershing’s preserved homes on Fort Bliss and Fort Sam Houston as historic sites.
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el Paso
Pershing
Staff Post Road
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Fifth U.S. Army
Union shifts favor smaller classes says Clark
The smaller classes will mean more individual attention for each student. The students can get more out of what we offer, he said. Clark gave his hobbies as almost anything connected with sports. He and his family are members of the church of Christ.
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Church of Christ
Delan Sisters Celebrate Saturday July 13 1985
Daughters Alina and Delfina Delan are mentioned celebrating an event on Saturday July 13 1985. The brief notices focus on family milestones and local acknowledgment for the Delan sisters with no further details provided.
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Alina
Delfina Delan
Hospital Board Reviews Word Processor Options
The Hospital Board authorized Buddy Kelsay to check prices for a word processor for the Medical Records Department. McMillan said it would save time for doctors dictating and could reduce staff in Medical Records and the front office without firing anyone. The board approved bills, found no need for a closed session, and adjourned.
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Medical Records Department
McMillan
BRMC
City Man Sentenced for Kidnapping at Brownfield Police Station
Francisco Martinez Salgado received a five year sentence from 121st District Court Judge Ray Anderson after a Feb 16 incident at Brownfield Police Station. He allegedly pulled a gun on a police officer, forcing him from the basement to the main floor, resulting in a brief shootout and Salgado’s wounding and apprehension.
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Texas Department of Corrections
Ray Anderson
Salgado
Brownfield
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