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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1955

Page

23

Lamb County Cotton Queen contest entrants named

The Lamb County Farm Bureau announces several entrants for the Lamb County Cotton Queen contest to be staged at Orton on August 19. Candidates listed include Marthana, 17, senior, 4H Council president. Almeda Sudan Blackman, 16. Barbara Fay Brock, 16. plus five more entries. Details include school ties, FHA, band memberships, and sponsorship by local Home Demonstration Clubs.

Marthana Sudan Spade High School Secale 4H Council Lamb County Almeda Sudan Blackman Farm Bureau Orton Mickey Stephens Tahora Lynn County Farm Wileon Scheel Miss Ward Glen Ward Wilson Wilson High School FHA Miss Etter Vera Etter O'Donnell O’donnel Home Demonstration Club

Irrigation, Farm Prices, and Market Terms In Local Notes

Lohoefer reports irrigation land near Matador with a well drilled by Ed Jameson yielding 32 feet of water bearing sand. Economist John G. McHaney notes a tightening price cost squeeze for farmers while consumer incomes rise about 4 percent and food store sales 6 percent. Washington State engineers propose a rain barrel method to gauge soil moisture for irrigation decisions. Market terms explained clarify signals like market firm or weaker and demand conditions.

Pam Irrigation Land Motleyunty Ed Jameson Matador John G. McHaney Texas Extension Service McHaney Washington State

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Fragmentary text describes an area affected by an increase possibly affecting wells and infrastructure. contains corrupted names and numbers, hindering precise interpretation.

Gaines Poultry Please Note Continued From Page

Egg production typically begins when chicks reach about 18 to 22 weeks old, with growers noting a ramp up in output as birds mature.

Four Area Youths Earn 1955 State Fair Honor Awards

Four South Plains boys and 24 Texas 4H members were selected to receive 1955 State Fair of Texas Honor Awards. Presentation of the awards will be held at the State Fair in Dallas with details announced by leaders in Lynn County and area clubs.

South Plains

District Seeks Soils Survey Across Lamb County

Lamb County Soil Conservation District asks the Soil Conservation Service for a complete soils survey of the district and Lamb County. The annual fields tour is set for September 8 starting 9 a.m. at the E. C. Jones farm near Olton, with a dinner to follow. W. C. Howard of Quanah may speak at Olton. Work with the district maintainer will pause Aug 15 to Jan 1 for repairs.

Littlefield Board of Lamb County The Soil Conservation Service Board Menges Amherst M E. C. Jones Olton W. C. Howard Quanah Texas Association of Soil Conservation Districts Beee Spears

Automatic Voting Machines To Be Used in Lea County

Lea County voters will use automatic voting machines for the first time next month. Forty machines, bought by the county commission, have arrived and will be tested in Hobbs and other communities. Each unit costs 1461 dollars and will be paid over ten years. The machines hold 50 candidates and nine parties and will be usable in bond elections and constitutional amendment balloting.

Hobbs Lea County County Commission John Love New Mexico

ASC Committeemen Nominees Selected for Garza County

ASC election board chose ten nominees per community in Garza County. Voters will pick five from each list to mail ballots soon. the top vote getter becomes chairman. Nominees include Hall, Lancaster, Davies, Lee, Parker, Stolle, McNeeley, Morris, Bevers, Bland in Community A and others in Communities B and C.

Ene Ppocultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Garza County ASC Election Board Hig Community Committee Eee Hall Earl C. Lancaster Seth E. Davies Cecil C. Lee Eugene F. Parker Arthur V. Stolle Aubrey McNeeley Chester L. Morris Hershel Bevers Hoyt Bland Tom Gilmer Homer W. Huddleston A. Cross Claude Petit Rex Welch Bruce Tyler Jack Taylor Don Robison Dee Coleman Ed Neff

Tahoka Post Farm Loan Group Stockholders Meeting

The Tahoka Post National Farm Loan Association will hold its annual stockholders meeting August 13 in the City Hall auditorium. Director T L Jones said door prizes and an entertainment program will be part of the event. Two directors will be elected for three-year terms, with terms expiring for J C Fumali of Garza County and O C rts of Lynn County. The association serves over 389 Federal Land Bank borrowers in Garza and Lynn Counties.

Garza Lynn Counties

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Efe Wa Orang New Home Ea Shockley Aley New Home Ain Ag New Home High School New Home Demonstration Morrow B. A. Morrow Sianel Maneshoe Rebecca Deana Ward Marthana Masten Pat Pointer Barbara Fay Brock Rebecca Morrow Wilda Shockley Sherry Polly Etter Lohoefer Murray Atte Lynn Coe Gouge Plymouth Dalton Motor Exchange Avent Television Service Radio Service U. V. Blake's Memoer &.1.1.A ASC Tahoka-Post Farm Loan Group State Mee Hooper's Arctic Circle
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