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Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1995

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Bell-Weevil rise prompts Terry County warnings by Siders

Terry County Extension Agent Kerry Siders warns boll weevils are increasing across Terry County and will likely reach dangerous levels within weeks. He cites field counts rising from four per week to over 200 in a week, with potential totals approaching 1000 as fall migration continues. He urges growers to inspect cotton every three days and spray once 15 percent damage appears, noting soft bolls are most vulnerable to puncture and egg-laying. He stresses that damage is present in many fields and cannot be ignored.

Brownfield Terry County Kerry Siders Siders

Farm Tour marks 40th year in Terry County

The Farm Tour celebrates its 40th year on Sept 21 as a bus tour through rural north and west Terry County starting 8:30 a.m. from First Baptist Church. District soil conservation board members will guide, with stops featuring Terry County Extension Agent Kerry Siders and entomologist Dr. Jim Leser.

Terry County Duane Moss Kerry Siders Danny Decker Lee Arrington Cheryl Arrington Kermitt Shults Gerald Caswell Keith Cato Lewis Waters Monte Henson Shults Caswell Cato Waters Henson District Soil Conservation Board Moss Brownfield Consolidated Farm Service Office ASCS First Baptist Church Siders Jim Leser Texas Extension Service

Brownfield keeps city tax rate at fifty-two point nine cents

The Brownfield City Council maintained the current tax rate of 52.94 cents per $100 of value for the new year, noting an effective rate of 52.788 cents and a modest increase in taxes collected. Budget impact remains small, with ad valorem taxes constituting about 8 percent of a $10 million city budget.

Mitch Ward Brownfield Dick Fletcher Fletcher Texas Municipal League Risk Pool TMLRP Nicholson Roy Edwards TML Daniel Elizardo Edwards Elizardo Lionel Gonzales Ernest Panda Jr Harry Stice Bill Schoemann Ricky Willis Cargill-Thames Insurance

BRMC Board Eyes 1995 96 Budget and Tax Rate Change

The Brownfield Regional Medical Center Board of Directors will review the facility 1995 96 budget and set the tax rate for the period during a Monday 7 p.m. meeting in Administrator Mike Glicks office. They will hear an administrator report from Click and a medical staff report from Dr. Dennis Tedford.

Brownfield Regional Medical Center Mike Glick Click Dennis Tedford

Commissioners to adopt '96 budget in regular session

Terry County commissioners meet in Judge Doug Ryburn’s office to adopt the 1996 tax rate and budget. The agenda includes a presentation by MWM KLUG Architects on the West Texas Children's Assessment Center project, a resolution backing a grant for the High Plains Underground Water Conservation District, and a hospital wellness screening request by St Mary of the Plains Hospital for county employees.

Terry County Doug Ryburn MWM/ KLUG West Texas Children’s Assessment Center High Plains Underground Water Conservation District St. Mary of the Plains Hospital

Kile Leads Local United Way Drug and Alcohol Education Drive

Mona Kile heads the Brownfield office of the Lubbock Regional Council on Drug and Alcohol Abuse, guiding youth education and prevention programs with schools, probation, and others. United Way pledges about 2500 dollars to support county youth outreach as part of a 3200 word summary

Kile Mitch Word United Way Mona Kile Brownfield Lubbock Coun Cil On Drug and Alcohol Abuse Terry County Council Alcoholics Anonymous North Cedar

Moral lessons from a farm and a foxhole tale

A teacher asks for stories from children. Ruth cites a proverb about not putting eggs in one basket. Johnny recounts Uncle Jim in Vietnam, who drinks whiskey and kills enemies, ending with a jokey moral about not messing with him. A Sunday school twist shows Bobby avoiding heaven to obey his mother.

West Texas Henry Ruth Johnny Uncle Jim Viet Nam Heaven Bobby

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