Texas farming outlook shows mixed rain relief and drying ranges
A weekend report from the Texas Agricultural Extension Service notes cotton, corn, grain sorghum and peanuts in central Texas depend on more rainfall. Scattered showers aided some areas but pasture and range conditions overall are tightening, with drought stressing stages from the Panhandle to South Texas and the Gulf Coast.
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Withab
Texas
G. Gibson
T Vas Agricultural Extense Service
Panhandle
Central Area
PR. G. Burwell
Stephenville
Yorks
Gulf Coast
Polling
J. A. Scofield
Vernon
Scofield
High Plains
Welton H. Jones
Lubbock
Crosby
Dawson
Howard
Lynn
Scurry
Terry
Yoakum
San Antonio
W. G. Young
Gonzales
Ted Martin
Denton
Store manager foils safecracker at Miami store
A youth attempted to break into a Miami store on Cath St and Corner Ave Saturday. The burglar escaped after entering via the roof vent. the safe was damaged but not entered and nothing was stolen. The manager, Franklin, chased with a baseball bat and described the suspect as about 5 feet 10 inches tall with dark hair wearing a blue plaid shirt.
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Myami’s
Cath St
Corner Ave
Franklin
Waldrep Family Visits Highlight Local News
Larry and Sandra Waldrep of Dallas with their mother Mrs. Sandy Waldrep visit grandparents Mr and Mrs J S Waldrep after an eight week stay. Hereford residents Mr and Mrs Bill R Waldrep and family visit J S Waldrep’s household. Mrs Everhart and daughters Mae and Pam visit three weeks. Mr Everhart heads to Greenland for a year. Mrs Everhart will reside with her parents at 2320 13th St. Alred Westbrook, 27, is jailed on $1000 bond for driving while intoxicated second offense, arrested by city police after a Friday night incident.
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Larry
Sandra Waldrep
Dallas
Jeff
Sandy Waldrep
J S Waldrep
Bill R. Waldrep
Hereford
J. S. Waldrep
Mas
Ray S. Everhart
Marilynn
Pamelia
Waldrep
Everhart
Greenland
Gertie B. Waldrep
13Th St
Alred Westbrook
Hub Homes
Justice of the Peace
George H. McCleskey
Wesbrook
J. H. Ing
Fort Sumner
N. M
Lubbock Ehhich School
Ing
Vexval Tech
New Mexico A&i
Batian Hospital
Albuquerque
N. Mo
South Dakota
Alamogordo Dam
Rita Wallace
Charles Ing
Lubbock
Rita Jane
Lubbock County Pioneer in Good Condition at Hospital
An 81 year old Lubbock County pioneer Mrs. George M. Boles is in good condition at West Texas Hospital after fracturing her left hip in a fall at home around 12 30 p m Friday. She previously spent weeks this year in the hospital for high blood pressure. The story also notes Kent County reunion plans and various local social updates.
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Lubbock County
George M. Boles
West Texas Hospital
Funeral Services For J. F. McDonald Held At Navasota
Funeral services for J F McDonald 80 longtime Texas A M extension leader were held in Navasota with survivors including his widow and five children Julius Warner Bernice Austine Hill and Jack The late educator organized the Texas A M extension division and taught at Wayland College before settling in Lubbock in 1926 He retired in 1943 and later lectured on radio and aided local church funding. Excess speed blamed for 1954 traffic deaths and MENDACO asthma remedy ad follow.
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McDonald
Julius McDonald
Texas A&m
Navasota
Waco
Rt. 2
Wayland College
Plainview
Lubbock
College Ave
University of Chicago
Julius Warner
California
Bernice
Tittle Rock
Austine Hill
Midland
Jack
Oklahoma City
Texas State College For Women
Texas Tech
Austine
Tech
Minnie Bryant Rites Slated At Brownfield Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie B. Bryant, longtime Brownfield resident, will be held at 2 p m Sunday at First Presbyterian Church. The Gibson County native died Friday at Silman’s Convalescent Home in Lubbock after a long illness. Rev. Ralph O'Dell will officiate.
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Brownfield
Minnie B. Bryant
First Presbyterian Church
Ralph O'Dell
Bryant
Gibson County
SiInan
Obituary Notice for Local Residents
Burial will be in Terry County Memorial Cemetery under the direction of the Brownfield Funeral Home. She is survived by four sisters Mrs. L. M. Perry Brownfield, Mrs. W. G. Quinn who lives in Tennessee, Mrs. E. E. Seymour Mexile, and Mrs. W. F. Weatherford Levelland. one brother W. H. Flippin Friona, and four great children.
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Terry County Memorial Cemetery
Brownfield Funeral Home
L. M. Perry. Brownfield
W. G. Quinn
Tennessee
E. E. Seymour
Mexile
W. F. Weatherford
Levelland
W. H. Flippin
Friona
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Panhandle Stull Dry
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Frankin
Svart
Siden
U.S. Weather Bureau Map
Weeher Condis
Weather Bureau
New York
Great Plains
Rockies
Atlante
New Fingland
Kent County
Little Party House
Mackenzie State Park
Henry Smith
Rt. 3
John H. Miller
Edith A. Miller
Sudan
University of Colorado, Boulder
Nophiolk Vaio Guin i
Colon
Pansuma
Havana
Cuba
Guatanama Bay
George Lee
Lee
Fistelle Ward
Toonald R. Bye
David
Bethany
Japan
Harlingen Air Force Base
J. F. McDonald
United States
Mendaco
Sas
Bell-ans
West Texans
West Texas
Estate Life Is
Proven Life Incrrance Company
Amarillo
Keeptang
Meaux
Minnie Bryant
Mexico
Gueist
Alex
Government
Tourist Bureau
Blackburn
Chevrolet
Aoc Ceee
Chevrolet Task-Force
America
Ralph Penney Chevrolet CO
19Th Street
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