Lone Star Card to replace Food Stamps in Terry Co.
State Comptroller John Sharp announced the August 1 rollout of the Lone Star card replacing food stamps in 90 Texas counties including Terry. The program will affect about 300,000 households and 4,000 retailers, expanding to 1995 statewide.
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Cotton Crop Guidance Amid Heat and Sand Desiccation
Agronomy notes stress late season cotton management focusing on irrigation timing to conserve heat units, preserve early squares, and protect against sand damage. Emphasizes scouting for boll weevils fleahoppers aphids and beet armyworms with Extension Dept. guidance, nitrogen planning, and cautious use of Pix growth regulator until heat units accumulate.
Cotton grower uses terminated wheat cover for 1995 crop
Timmy Hancock of Terry County experiments with wheat as a windbreak and moisture saver, planting half of one irrigated circle to a wheat cover in December 1994 and terminating May 1. He reports reduced wind damage, no runoff, and better soil water storage, aiming to expand coverage across more acres.
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Timmy
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Donald Hancock
Emeralds Bring Back 50s Rock N Roll For Brownfield Reunion
Texas oldest working rock and rollers The Emeralds reunite for a Brownfield VFW Hall dance this Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The band formed in 1958 at Brownfield High School and has played yearly at the July 4 weekend reunion dances since 1981. Members include Jim Green Lubbock Doug Coppock Conway Ark Don Skiles Gatesville Gordon Franklin Vacaville Calif Morris Tyler Lubbock and Ronnie Raybon Brownfield. They recall early California coast dates and a Moonglow Records bid before the 1963 breakup. Green notes the group still recalls more songs than fit into a four hour set and invites all to wear 1950s outfits.
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