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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1962

Page

2

Ground Broken for Roswell Water Plant Project

Ground was broken Tuesday for a plant to convert brackish underground water into fresh drinking water at a rate of one million gallons daily. Officials from New Mexico and Interior Department attended, with construction by Chicago Bridge and Iron Co. at $1.794 million.

Roswell N. M Thomas G. Morris Joseph M. Montoya New Mexico Interior Department Kenneth Holum Interior Chicago Bridge and Iron Co

TFU Meeting Set At Area Texas Farmers Union Session

Farm legislation will be discussed at a TFU conference at 6. Donald Wooten of Crosbyton said Jay Naman, state president from Waco, will lead the discussion. Naman will also attend an organizational meeting at 8 15 p m Thursday at the Roosevelt Club House. A similar meeting was held Tuesday night at Wofforth.

Texas Farmers Union Underwood Donald Wooten Crosbyton TFU Jay Naman Waco Naman Farmers Union Roosevelt Club House Wolfforth

Taiwan exports rise in first half of 1962

Taipei reports that Nationalist China shipped about 37 million dollars in processed goods in the first six months of 1962, up 70 percent from the same period last year. Brazil plans to upgrade water supply and sewerage in six northeastern cities.

Taipei Formosa Brazil

Cotton irrigation guidance notes early blooms and moisture needs

Lubbock Experiment Station researcher Shelby Newman reports cotton blooms early due to environmental conditions. He cautions against delaying irrigation even with light showers and explains peak bloom timing, water needs, and profitable irrigation schedules based on preplanting moisture and summer watering.

Shelby Newman Lubbock Experiment Station Newman Rmiay Tom Tel

Stops Constipation Due to Aging Colon

An aging colon weakens bowel motion causing dry hard waste and constipation. Doctors suggest a new laxative principle COLONAID provides three way relief by softening, rebulking the colon, and stimulating lower colon reflexes. Cotoxalp promises overnight relief and safe use for expectant mothers. Introductory size 43 cents.

New Colonaid

Irrigation Effects on Cotton Fiber Quality and Yields

The study details how varying irrigation levels across 1958 1960 show fiber quality and lint yields in High Plains cotton. Two to four summer irrigations influenced lint weight per acre 618 to 904 pounds and net returns 144 to 176 dollars per acre, with fiber micronaire and staple length affected by water and timing.

Catton Pressley Newman High Plains Far West

Texas Wheat Crop Predictions For 1962

The U S Department of Agriculture predicts Texas wheat output will reach 49 158 000 bushels with an 18 bushels per acre yield. Last year Texas produced 84 870 000 bushels at a record 23 bushels per acre. Damage from weather and abandonment of acreage caused the decline as a spring drought affected plans.

Austin Texas U. S. Department of Agriculture

Parents Group Plans Activities For Adults And Children

Parents Without Partners outlines upcoming activities at a board meeting hosted by Mrs. Betty Harper. Advisors Joe Jenkins and Dr. Murry Kovnar joined the discussion and Janice Barber was named secretary. A 7:30 p.m. meeting is set for Thursday at the Southwestern Public Service Reddy Room with eight discussion groups and a symposium.

Parents Without Partners Betty Harper E. Colgate Joe Jenkins Family Service Association Murry R. Kovnar Texas Tech Psychology Department Janice Barber 1St St Southwestern Public Service Co. Reddy Room Ave. K

Tennessee Gas Transmission declares quarterly stock dividend

Houston AP reports Tennessee Gas Transmission directors declared a regular quarterly dividend of 28 cents per share on common stock Tuesday.

Houston (Ap Tennessee Gas Transmissio

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