First Burlington Cotton Bale Ginned for 1958 Season
Burlington reports its first bale of cotton for the 1958 season. John E. Meek delivered 514 pounds of cotton from 2040 pounds to the Burlington gin, yielding 930 pounds of seed. Meek received a $34.83 premium in addition to free ginning.
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Amarillo Hospital District Amendment Debate Highlighted
The article outlines votes for and against a constitutional amendment to authorize creation of a hospital district within Amarillo and surrounding counties. It notes potential state enabling laws, county lending powers, and the requirement of voter approval in a November 1958 general election. It mentions Potter County and Jefferson County districts and the need for a gubernatorial proclamation.
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