Plains Farming Mile Producers Hear Economist
Plains farmers and Grain Sorghum Producers Association members heard Texas Tech economists outline market outlook and research plans. Dr. Willard F. Reed discussed price relationships and program moves while Bill Nelson cited four key economic facts for effective bargaining, including production control and limited substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Northcutt
Briscoe
Texas Tech
Direct County
GSPA
Iducers Association
Amarillo
Williams
Exas Tech
Texas
Owners Contest Condemnation in Highway 84 Land Grab
Alvin B. Allen J B Allen challenge condemnation by the State of Texas and Lubbock County for U S Highway 84 South improvements. In County Court at Law No 1 they object to 69 165 as unfair low compensation for land two parcels totaling 10 490 acres from a 155 acre tract in Section 11 Block E Gulf Coast and Santa Fe Railway Co Survey Lubbock County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin B. Allen
J. B. Allen
Gulf Coast and Santa Fe Railway Co
Lubbock County
Cotton program signs up farmers for 1968 allotments
The first wave of farmers enrolling in the cotton program indicate a national average plant of 75 percent of the acre. Department of Agriculture reports show farmers’ allotments and choices for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ec Bet
Department of ‘Agriculture
Fes Esca Sioadies
Steaaard
Joe
Dividends and Diversions in Agricultural Policy Debate
Content shows fragmented discussion of diversification policies and grain exports with figures like 2 percent and 31 percent, referencing Japan and Taiwan trade missions. Mentions of sorghum and soybeans and a U. S. trade mission suggest expanding marketing opportunities for agricultural products. Several disjointed lines hint at fatalities but lack clear context or attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Promiae Moce
Ug Seme
Imsald
Mataam
Or Ithonatante Fenehmant Station
Public College Night Preview for Lubbock Students
Lubbock area students and parents will meet Thursday with representatives from more than five public, technical and vocational colleges. Sessions run 3 pm, 6:30 pm and 9 pm at Coronado and Lubbock High Schools and include talks on costs, dorms, degree requirements, and part time employment. Institutions present include Austin College Baylor Hardin-Simmons Incarnate Word and others from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Atena Colleges
Tional
Coronado
Lubbock High
Achoni
Hampton Anderson
Anl
Jachonix
Senarena
Njtatives
Lubbockall
Tdo High School
Mra
Jewell Foater
Coronado High School
Anderson
Lubbock Independent School District
Iece A
Austin College
Baylor
Coll
Artesia
Hardin - Sim
Incarnate Word
Jarvis
Gilian McMurry
Arg
Our Lady of Cree
Saeed Heathe
Tech
Jwestern
Odessa College
Sant [Angelo State
Sul Res
Hell He
Coriatien Col County
New Mex iHep
South Plaine
James
City Traffic Department Opens Signal School Registration
Registration starts Wednesday for a traffic signal school sponsored by the City Traffic Department. Thirty to forty participants will attend, taught by Roy Smith of Automatic Sie Norwalk. West Texas city employees, including Lubbock, will join this session beginning at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Department States Traffic Signal School
City of Traffic Department
Roy Smith
Automatic Sie
Norwalk
Conn
City of
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eter
Jpea
NY. Bonds
Willard F
Bill Nelson
Nelson
Ceetine Ee
Foods and Nutrition Department of Tech
St Sigeup
Rougn Staren
Pallfeenta
TB Barton
Japan
Barton
Ull
Taiwan
U. S
Exporea
Harp
Uae
Dow
Dew-Jones
Pakistan
Bete Prom
U.S
California
Arizona
Nevada
Wyoming
Montana
Tee
Mountain States
Yellowstone
Kentucky Streight
Botti Yellowstone Distillery Co
Lovieville
Kentucky
Beth
Ordwy
Nat Simon
Simon
Finance & Thrift Corporation
Af Tubbook
Vooza
Tex
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!