Texas farm report outlines new export facilities and crop outlook
A weekly agri business roundup notes construction of sheltered livestock export facilities at Houston, Del Rio, and Eagle Pass with two more funded in the 1972-73 budget. The new plants will replace condemned sites and support higher valued Texas livestock shipments while USDA and Mexican standards are reinforced. the report also covers vegetable production, crop prospects, cattle on feed, and milk production trends across Texas.
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Houston
de Rio
Eeagle Passs
Texas Segislature
el Paso
Brownsville
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
Miami
Florida
Texas Agriculture
John C. White
USDA
Texas Department of Agriculture
USPA
Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Rio Grande Valley
Gulf Coast
High Plains
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Aevientnee
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Kansas Visitors Plan Extended Vacation Visit
Kansas visitors Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Norris are in the state this week to visit relatives. They will spend an extended vacation with Mr. and Mrs. John Norris of Alton, Kansas.
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Virgil Norris
Kansas
John Norris
Alton
Reid Ries Obituary Highlights Local Resident’s Death
Ware Reid 45 of 5914 Tatti ver Jlanstan died suddenly Wednesday July 19. Services were held at 9 a.m. Saturday July % at Settecast Font Kirby Drive with Rev. M. K. Hledman officiating. Graveside burial followed at Old Dublin Cemetery Dub Nine Vie. Reid a native of Preserved had lived in Trouston 19 years and was World War II veteran. He belonged to Salem Lartceran Church. He is survived by wife Mieg Coralyn Reid a daughter Deng Lynn Redothoof Tous ton, mother and father in law Vie and Mes. W. FPF. Shillehrand of Sealy, sunts Mes. Arthur [ceo of Keer Mrs. N. 1, Rolin et Roserberg, Mes. Bert Dan iels of Stenhenville and one uncle Doyle Reid of Coman che. The White family of St Augustine visited.
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Ware Reid
Tattiver Jlanstan
Settecast Font Kirby Drive Chanel
Tonston
M. K. Hledman
Old Dublin
Dub- Nine Vie
Reid
Preserved
Trouston
Mieg
Coralyn Reid
Deng Lynn Redothoof
Touston
Vie
W. Fpf
Shillehrand
Sealy
Arthur
Keer
N. 1
Rolin Et Roserberg
Mes
Bert Daniels
Stenhenville
Doyle Reid
Comanche
Odessa Rites For Roy Davis
Roy Judson Davis died in Odessa after a long illness. Services were held at First United Pentecostal Church with burial in Sunset Memorial Garden. Born February 1, 1901 in Comanche, he married Bertha Wadsworth in 1922. He lived in Odessa since 1941 and was a deacon and Mason. Survived by wife, four daughters, two sons, two brothers, one sister, and seventeen grandchildren.
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Roy Judson Davis
Comanche
Odessa
First
United Pentecostal Church
Sunset Memorial Garden
Mr. Davis
Bertha May Wadsworth
Howard County
Carroll S. Thompson
Evelyn M. Gardenhire
L. Joe Norwood
Grady W. Bingham
Wasco
Calif
W. Ryan Davis
Roy Lauverne Davis
Clinton
Okla
J. C. Davis
Hort Worth
Rufus W. Dais
Peteet
Vision and growth in a Arkansas church service
A worship service in Arkansas featured a visionary pastor who outlined plans for multiple church locations and monthly rallies to serve the needy across races. The speaker praised new life in old congregations and noted spiritual renewal among key leaders, hoping the movement expands beyond organized religion.
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Arkansas
Tevas
God
Sons of Hermann Membership Drive Underway
Henry Riemer, San Antonio, grand president, announces a membership campaign from Aug. 1 to Oct. 31. Rewards go to recruiters with top four prizes. local lodges compete for lodge-based awards to keep small lodges on a level with larger ones. The order, Texas only, ranks 25th nationally and is known for its youth camp and local citizenship activities. The Prildy lodge is No. 279.
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Henry Riemer
San Antonio
Order of the Sons of Hermann
Texas
Sons of Hermann
Crect
Hermann Sons
Prildy
Color Film Showcases Texas Highway Beauty
A new Texas Highway Department film titled Beautify Texas documents four decades of roadside beauty and environmental focus. It highlights Texas as first to emphasize environmental concerns and roadside perks, with miles of wildflowers, trees, shrubs, cacti, and 900000 acres of cared highway right of way. Prints are available for loan from the Travel and Information Division in Austin.
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Texas
Texas Highway Department
Beautify Texas Council
Nerve‘ual
Texas Highway Donorment
Travel and Information Division
P.O. Box
Austin
Odessa Seniors Return From Visit to Relatives
Returns from Odessa show Mrs. Harold Mays and Mrs. Dwight Jaynes have come back after visiting their sisters and families in Odessa.
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Odessa
Srs
Do R. Hilliard
Harold Mays
Dwight Jaynes
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Laymen’s National Bible Committee, Inc
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Arlington, Texas
National Bible Committee, Inc
New York
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Texas Power & Light Company
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