Barrier Shows Champion Steer at Terry County Livestock Show
Jolisa Barrier topped the show with her steer. Grand Champion honors also went to De Briggs' cross and Chad Brooks lamb in their divisions. Reserve champions: Jolisa Barrier steer, Paul Miller duroc swine, Christal Brooks lamb. Additional placings include Berk-Meg Goldston steer Light-Jerry Carroll Chester White-Sam Miller Southdown-Stacy Henson Hampshire-Cosby Coleman Poland China-Stacy Givens Spotted Poland China-Paul Miller Yorkshire-Sam Miller Berkshire-Mike Jones Fine Wool-Jon Henson Steer Light-Wade Cowan Chester White-Amanda Blake Crossbred Lamb-Christal Brooks Crossbred Swine-Kristi Lind.
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Jolisa Barrier
Terry County
de Briggs
Chad Brooks
Paul Miller
Duroc
Christal Brooks
Meg Goldston
Jerry Carroll
Chester White
Sam Miller
Southdown
Stacy Henson
Hampshire
Cosby Coleman
Poland
China
Stacy Givens
Yorkshire
Berkshire
Mike Jones
Jon Henson
Wade Cowan
Amanda Blake
Kristi Lind
Geoff Cooper
Gena Cooper
Jill Pendergrass
Adora Blake
Kim Reese
DD Dunn
Chester
Jay Hawkin
Keith Smith
Jason Coleman
Mark Edwards
Joe Becker
Diane Fleming
Jay Hawkins
John Ellison
James Bell
Tracy Henson
David Swaringen
Eddie Ellison
Kelli Smith
Janna Golden
Darrell Bingham
Billie Jak West
Todd Sales
Ruben Sandoval
Jolisa Barrier of Meadow
Trade Development Adopts Promotions in Brownfield Chamber Meeting
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce trade development committee led by Jerry Holmes plans to reuse last year promotions for local merchants. The program features Luck of the Irish April Showers, a moonlight sale, and a sidewalk sale with customer drawings at participating stores. The group discussed holiday closures, TV promotion participation at fourteen businesses, and a cost cap of 20 dollars. A Christmas decoration fund survey and downtown beautification were proposed, with a sponsored Customer Development Seminar to be scheduled.
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Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Jerry Holmes
Brownfield
Joel Combs
Pampa
Optimists Name Four Texanne Texan Awardees
Four Brownfield youths were named Young Texans and Tex Annes by the Brownfield Optimist Club for the months of January and February during their meet.
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Brownfield
Brownfield Optimist
1978 County Farm Census Released in Terry County
The 1978 Census of Agriculture shows Terry County farms sold 37.4 million in products, up from 22.9 million in 1974, with crops at 35.2 million and livestock and poultry at 3.7 million. Costs rose too, fertilizer expenditures reaching 4.1 million versus 3.1 million in 1974, as production expenses increased.
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Terry County
Bureau of the Census
U.S. Department of Commerce
Robbery by hitchhikers targets Good Samaritan
A Good Samaritan offering a ride was robbed by two men believed armed in an alley between Atkins and Bell. They asked for money rings and watch after driving several blocks, taking three rings over $300 in cash and the victim’s watch before fleeing.
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Atkins
Bell
Brownfield
A Brownfield sweepstake scam not linked to local cancer drive
Brownfield residents report letters and coupons claiming a cancer research sweepstake. Terry County American Cancer Society President Jack Dye clarifies no connection to the official Cancer Society and urges caution with solicitations received by mail.
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Brownfield
Cancer Research
Jack Dye
Terry County
American Cancer Society
Cancer Society
Dye
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Jelly Bean Junction
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Ryburn
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