Grave Marks Revealed In Old Quitique Settlement Cemetery
The article recalls two unknown cowboys buried near Quitique Creek with a dismantled wagon coffin and a shaded grave overlook. It notes a local boy, Merrell, recounting events of a rider drinking from the creek and using a saddle as a headrest before death. The旧 town, Gordnish school, and nearby Gray Mule area are described with changing place names and a fading community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quitique
Merrell
Quitaqur Creek
Red Bluffs
Gordnisht
Fort Worth
Gray Mule
Courthouse Addition Plans and Budget Details
Courthouse expansion to provide space for the CDA operation combining county and district attorney duties. renovation expected to exceed $100,000. In other actions, the commission approved payment of special bills totaling $62,799.40 to attorneys and related costs. County welfare unit and library payments noted, with bids awarded for gasoline and a pickup truck to Horkey Co. and Modern Chesteret Co. respectively.
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CDA
SILC
Supe
County Welfare Unit
City of
Lablenk
Horkey, 4. Co
Modern
Chesteret Co
Democrats Move To Unseat Brandt In Congressional Bid
The Christian Democrats announce plans to oust Brandt this week via parliamentary move over his economic policies. They warn removal could threaten ratification of nonaggression pacts with Moscow, risking renewed Cold War tensions. Separate civil suit in Lubbock seeks to settle more than $1 million from estate of Carl Clawson, listing extensive property, land, oil rights, and leases across Texas and nearby counties. The suit, filed by widow Peartene Clawson, targets multiple corporations and individuals tied to the estate. The action spans years and involves numerous parcels in Lubbock, Dallas County, Seminole, and other locales, with a trial expected to last several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parlias
Mentary
Brandt
Moscow
Waresaw
Nix
Thejon
Carl Clawson
Lubbock
Ats
Free Democrat
Sun
District Court
Comson
Choxson
Peartene
Hindreport
Corneil Clark
Norns FD Clary
Pollyana ‘Corp! Subtes. Co
Rogers Building, Inc
Westex, Inc
MWC Corp
Carlan, Inc
Key of Lubbock, Inc
C&m Lam Co
Chawson Building Co
Plans Corp
Lub, Heck
Virginia Lee Fletcher
Jamey Fletcher
McLennan County
Chinson
Alleg Clawson
Claneon
St Section Janis
Pasna
Pleasant Rudge
Mer County
Seminole
Denver City
Dear Smith
Reeves
Jeff Davis
Fate
Moure
Christian Democrats
Rainer Barzel
Warsaw
ChristianDemocrats
Jower House
Lerats
Fragmentary Political Observation on House Vote Risk
A fragment notes that only one more defection or a sick member in the legislature could topple the government, highlighting fragility of the administration and potential instability ahead of key votes.
Visitor from Mauritania observes U S livestock study at Texas Tech
Dr Abdallahi Ould Soueid Ahmed, head of Mauritania's Livestock Service, visited Texas Tech University's ICASALS and College of Agricultural Sciences to study arid land farming, cattle and sheep research, and processing methods. He met ICASALS officials and faculty including Dalel Zann and Frank Nudson, with further visits arranged by the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce.
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Mauritania
Livestock Service
Abdallahi ‘Ould
Soueid Ahmed
Texas Tech University
International Center For
College ‘of Agricultural Sciences
Ahmed
United States
Texas Tech
Ecole Nationale Veterinaire de Toulouse
Icasals
Department of Animal Science
Dalel ‘Zann
Frank A. Nudson
Robert Aton
Samuel FE. Curl
Vilexe Wis
Lubbock
Tomarwna
Joyce
Andrews High
Couriains
Humble Oil
National Science Teachers
Enhaneers Councy Community Action Board
Lubbock County, Inc
Scholasis Magazine
Ken
Wiliamson
Sumer Mn
Washington
Clude
Natn
Jiyce
Denver City Chamber Honors at Banquet Event
Denver City prepares for the fifth annual Chamber of Commerce awards banquet at 7 p.m. Friday in the Junior High School Cafeteria. Officers will be installed including Gene Snyder president Don Grubbs vice president and Virgil Short secretary treasurer. Sen John Tower will be main speaker introduced by Vernon Townes. Townes will also serve as master of ceremonies and present plaques for outstanding citizen and outstanding farm family. Outgoing president is Stanley Duval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver City
Chamber of Commerce
Gene Snyder
Don Grubbs
Tech faculty and staff host guest line up for event
Texas Tech faculty and staff invitees include Frank Jackson of the Texas State Teachers Retirement System and John Hutton of the Social Security Administration. Nat Williams, a tech faculty member and TSTRS board chair, joins Ed Irons of Lubbock ISD. Taylor’s committee includes John Baumgardner and Join S Phillips with a women’s committee led by Mrs. Glenn E Barnett. The Merry Notes quartet features Mrs. Don Davis Pat Hartsfield Jack Denton and John George.
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Texas Tech
Frank Jackson
Texas State Teachers Retirement System
TSTRS
John G. Hutton
Lubbock
Social Security Administration
Nat Williams
Texas ‘Tech
Ed Irons
Lubbock Independent School District
Taylor
John Baumgardner
Ther Animal Science
S. Phillips
Glenn E. Barnett
Cleanup Project Kick-Off Held
Andrews special report notes a city wide cleanup drive led by FDA researcher citing legal constraints on junk cars and contaminated goods. Roughly 70 cars have been removed while students from Coronado High and other schools win awards for participation. The Chamber of Commerce sponsors contests as local scouts join in city park and lake area cleanup efforts led by General Chairman Walter Dertsch.
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Andrews
Lubboth
West
Cross Texas
Texas
Dallas
Coronado Hig
Mattis
Sepey Omeey Gore
National Fisheries Institute Lanien
Bond
Dougl
Barbara Graham
Hawkins
Great Lakes
Keebe Davidson
FDA
Hunter
Atetcowing Lions Club
Acco
Chamber of Commerce
Walter Dertsch
Texas Tech Dean joins ASCSB Visitation Panel
Dean Jack D. Steele of Texas Tech University’s College of Business Administration accepts a three year term on the Visitation Panel of the American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business. Steele’s term runs through May 1975 and begins May 2. Ossian MacKenzie of Penn State University extends the invitation. The panel reviews business schools on curriculum faculty and facilities for accreditation relevance.
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Jack D. Steele
Texas Tech University
College of Business Administration
American Association of Collegiate Schools’ ‘of Business
ASCSB
Steele
Ossian MacKenzie
College of Business
Pennsylvania State University
MacKenzie
Schools of Business
Feliciano Garcia Elected Alderson Junior High President
Feliciano Garcia son of Mr and Mrs Feliciano Garcia of 216 E 3rd St elected president of Alderson Junior High School student council after a runoff Monday morning. Other officers for 1972 73 include David Briseno vice president and Tina Moore secretary with Joanita Dewberry treasurer.
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Feliciano Garcia
Alderson Junior High School
David Briseno
Frutoso Briseno
Zenith
Tina Moore
George Paul
Joanita Dewberry
E. Cornell
NMJC Debaters Compete in National Tournament in LA
NMJC debaters Bran da Moore Vicki Wise Doug Crowder Ron Dunn Johnny Jones Mike Vox Kathy Dunn and Cecily McMahan travel to Los Angeles to compete with 100 junior colleges in the National Debate Tournament. Rounds run today through Saturday with plans to tour the city and Disneyland before returning Sunday. Prof and Mrs Eli Borden sponsor the team.
Revival Ends May 7 in Paducah Pastoral Extension
Paducah hosts a revival extended through May 7 led by Rev. Carl Tumlinson of the Childress Bible Baptist Mission. The opening speaker was Rev. Luther Bradley, with Tumlinson a former local resident who lived in Paducah for about ten years before leaving in 1943 with his parents, Mr and Mrs J N Newt Tumlinson.
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Paducah
Childress Bible
Postal crackdown in Johannesburg on illegal mail routes
Postal authorities in Johannesburg report a crackdown on illegal artery material entering South Africa by mail. The AP notes intensified inspections and seizures as part of a broader anti smuggling effort.
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Johannesburg
South Arica
Dean At WTSU Resigns Post
Dr Emmitt D. Smith resigns as dean of the College of Education at West Texas State University effective September. He will reach the mandatory retirement age for administrators that month. President James P. Cornette approved a committee to seek his successor.
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Canyon
Emmitt D. Smith
College of Education
West Texas State University
Smyth
WTSU
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Vocational Club of America
Texas Health Careers
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Coronado
Helen Payne
Jonathan Livingston
Seagull
Cecil Reese
Cane Presidents Council
Irry Hines Blyd
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Lani Wans
IO Stele
Dallass Teait
Auslife Company
Elect A. C
Charlie” Bowman
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Texas Posse
Gredeate
BPS
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Harrod Music
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