Plugged In Selling Wares on the Internet Hype
Eric Spellmann discusses the rising enthusiasm for selling wares online. The column examines the optimistic view and contrasts it with cautions about competition, costs, and technology needs for new e commerce ventures.
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Arn
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Ar.net
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Dear Editor on Brownfield cemetery markers loss
A reader recalls researching Brownfield and Terry County history after retiring in 1979. He notes a cast iron bed marker and two cement markers with watches at the old cemetery that have vanished. He asks who removed them and questions whether anyone else cares.
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Brownfield
Terry County
Community thanks honor dedicated local helpers at Pre K
A Pre K teacher Mary Jimenez writes to thank Officer Rusty Cavett for his presentation at a Headstart Parent meeting. She also praises Dr Ridenour D.V.M. from Terry County Veterinary Clinic for speaking to the class about pet responsibility. The note expresses gratitude for community supporters.
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Rusty Cavett
Ridenour D.V.M
Terry County
Mary Jimenez
Online Business Startup Advice From A Brief Editor Letter
A reader shares cautionary notes on opening an online shop. The letter urges studying competitors, choosing a simple memorable domain, and registering with search engines. It stresses updating content weekly to attract return visitors and discusses payment security and customer trust.
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Yahoo
PGC renews crop insurance review with MSU model in Texas
Botod News reports Plains Cotton Growers revisited crop insurance premiums and hosted a two day refresher course on High Plains cotton production for USDA Risk Management reps. MSU economists supplied the Indexed Income Protection model to rate yields, with early signs of relief possible as soon as 2001 for Texas cotton producers. House Ag sets Lubbock hearing March 6 with focus on ag crisis solutions.
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PGC
Shawn Wade
MSU
RMA
PCG
Texas
Montana State University
National Cotton Council
House Ag
Lubbock
House Agriculture Committee
United States
Lubbock Memorial Civic Center
House Ag Committee
Larry Combest
PGG
Carson and Navarro Touched by Texas Declaration History
In recounting Texas independence, Samuel Price Carson of Pecan Point, late to Washington-on-the-Brazos, signed the Declaration after Jose Antonio Navarro. Carson nearly became president, missing by seven votes, then served as Secretary of State while mortgaging slaves to aid the republic.
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Texas
Mexico
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Red River
Washington-on-the-Brazos
Jose Antonio Navarro
Carson
Navarro
The
Republic
North Carolina
David G. Burnet
Washington
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