Happy Thanksgiving Paper ink by Lynn Brisendine
A reflective Thanksgiving essay contrasts modern kitchens and gadgets with the 17th century Pilgrims. It notes how we assemble meals quickly today while the early settlers faced laborious hunting, dressing, and cooking with limited resources. The piece ends wishing readers a happy and safe Thanksgiving.
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Lynn Brisendine
Meat
County approves single bid for maintainers amid trade-in concern
Terry County commissioners approve Warren Caterpillar's lone bid to supply four maintainers at 164070 each with a depreciated trade-in value dropping to 104000, signaling higher future replacement costs. They also review group health, dental, and life insurance plans under a partially self funded system managed by R H Administrators with annual reserve funding.
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Cerise
J. Merritt
Terry
Doug Ryburn
Warren Caterpillar
Lubbock
Troy Johnston
Warren
Johnston
Precinct 3
Don Robertson
Terry County
R.H
Alan Bayer
Farmers race to finish harvest as weather turns cold
Terry County farmers work around the clock to finish cotton and peanut harvest before wet conditions return. Extension agent Scott Russell notes 80 percent cotton and 85 to 90 percent peanuts completed with most yields above average. The area plans for a winter mix and faces a vote to renew the Western High Plains Boll Weevil Eradication Zone program, with deadlines and potential loss of federal cost shares if defeated.
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Terry County
Scott Russell
Russell
Russel
Jerry Warren
Western
High Plains
Texas Department of Agriculture
Western High Plains
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