Eastern Star Officers Installed In Brownfield Chapter Event
The 1958 59 Brownfield Chapter 785 Eastern Star installation was held in the Masonic Temple with line officers pictured and officers named. Key officers included Worthy Matron Bonnie Reeves and Worthy Patron Othel Reeves, Conductress Oleta Toliver, Associate Conductress Barbara Bynum, and Installing officers Florence Parker and Caroline Ellington. A refreshment hour followed in the Banquet Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Taylor
Brownfield Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Bonnie Reeves
Othel
Ron
Florence Parker
Hazel Portwood
Eric Proctor
Caroline Ellington
OBS
Expanded Soil Fertility Research Program Slated Here
The Texas Agricultural Experiment Station with the Texas Extension Service and Texas Tech plans broader soil fertility studies across 18 South Plains counties. The program will test nitrogen, phosphorus, potash, and trace minerals on varied soils in Lubbock, Brownfield, and Halfway, linking soil tests with field results to improve fertilizer guidance. A South Plains Soil Fertility Committee, including manufacturers, farmers, and dealers, will oversee support and advisory work with members from OK-Tex Chemical, Smith-Douglass, International Chemicals, and several farming and milling firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
South Plains
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Texas Extension Service
Texas Tech al College
High Plains Research Station
Halfway
Browns i
August Balzer
Ok-Tex Chemical Co
Stark Royal, Smith-Douglass Co
Walter O'Neal
Lubbock Olin Mathieson Co
Stark Royal
Alfred Mi Whorter
International Chemicals & Minerals
Ben Dopson Lamesa
Kenneth Purtell
Brownfield
Frank Moore
Plainview
Elbert Harp
Abernathy
Ivan Black
Hereford
James
Doc
Taylor Evans Feed Star Amarillo
Grady
Pesticide Advice Warns Against Using Plant Chemicals on Livestock
USDA scientists warn never to use plant pesticides on farm animals to prevent poisoning. The guidance stresses following manufacturer directions, avoiding over treatment, and moving livestock away from treated forage for one to two weeks. It notes common chemicals include DDT, parathion, malathion, and 2 4 D, with varying danger to animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
C. F. Garner
Garner
USI
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Ira and
Cecil Smit
New Stote
Brownfield News-Herald
Lisa
Harry C. Lane
Lubbock Station
A. W Young
Clark Harvey
Texas Technological
W. H. Jones
Tom Longnecker
George Pfeiffenberger
the Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
Goodpasture
Alfred McWhorther
Palomino Gift Shop
Seagraves Road
His
IDAYS
Shamburger Lumber Co
Ricthen
Ckingham
England
Bongth
Pharmacist
South
Gulf
Gulflex
IT. & Hick
Brownfield, Tex
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