District Court Divorces and Notices From Lubbock Area
A scanned page lists multiple divorce suits and probate actions across district and county courts with names including Thelma Chambers James A. Pliis Candie Mann Liberty Mutual and several others. It records cases for divorce, injunctions, damages, and probate applications, plus assorted district court judges and presiding officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TIND
William
Shaver
Dudae
Thelma Chambers
Illard Chambers
Suat
Tienege Mo Jones
Hunice Fay Jones
Divorre
Mary Maracheta
Victor Harachela
Jean Tussel
William 7
Russell
Awit
Four-man CPI steering group backs cotton market study
The Cotton Producers Institute forms a four member steering committee with Texas Tech researchers to investigate cost reductions in moving cotton from farm to mill. MembersHoward Alford Joe B R Pate Jr Roy Forkner and J D Smith are from Lubbock except Smith who lives on 109 East 11th Street Littlefield. A 98000 dollar CPI grant funds the project led by William D Sandel associate professor of industrial engineering at Tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Producers Institute
CPI
Texas Tech
Howard Alford
Joe BR. Pate, Jr
Roy Forkner
J.D. Smith
Lubbock
Smith
E. 11Th St
Litetlefield
William D. Sandel
Tech
Plains Farming Large Payments Made On Plains
The Grain Sorghum Producers Association reports 152 farmers in 20 High Plains counties received federal direct payments exceeding $50,000 in 1967, with 9,999 farmers getting more than $5,000. County totals show Hale, Lubbock, Lamb, and others leading, while Elbert Harp of Abernathy backs a four year extension of the 1965 Act. Record high soybean stocks are forecast as the marketing year ends August 31 with about 1.063 billion bushels in supply and 900 million in usage. Prices to farmers rose to $2.58 per bushel in May from $2.45 in November.
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High Plains
Grain Sorghum Producers Association
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
GSPA
Lubbock County
Tlaibbock
Cochran
Hale County
Castro
Terry
Elbert Harp
Abernathy
Senate
Harp
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Wheat Support Loans Continue
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman said storage shortages will not block farmers from receiving wheat price support loans. He instructed USDA offices to issue loans regardless of storage space, noting the issue mainly affects eastern soft wheat areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Immunization Drive Targets Polio and Measles in San Antonio
SAN ANTONIO AP Health officials plan a Sunday mass immunization to reach 75,000 youths aged 1 through 19 for polio and 45,000 children aged 1 through 9 for measles in Bexar County from noon to 4 p m. Dr Sidney C Brockman leads the effort noting the polio group uses a sugar cube vaccine and the measles group uses a spray gun device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Bexar County
Sidney C. Brockman
Bonds Set Here By County Judge
County Judge Edwin H Boedeker set bonds Friday for two defendants in County Court at Law No 2. Frank Calderon 19 of 2204 1st St faced 500 bond on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Sam Olson 17 of 2402 Lith St had 250 bond on a charge of theft over 5. Earlier Friday Larry Don Horn 19 of 3426 28th St was held to 250 bond after pleading innocent to theft over 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Boedeker
County Court-at-Laan No. 2
Frank Calderon
1St St
Sam Olson
Lith
Larry Don Horn
28Th St
Denzil Bevers
Man Charged With Marijuana Possession in Arlington
Fort Worth AP reports charges filed Friday against Barry Edward Brown 25 of Arlington for possession of marijuana. Officers seized marijuana and lab equipment that could be used to manufacture LSD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Barry Edward Brown
Arlington
Antismoking Clinic Nears End Fifth Day at Local Center
A five day clinic to help smokers quit runs through today at the Max es Community Center at 30th Street and Oxford Avenue in THO. Dr. Morton L. Dunkin and an Adventist minister lead lectures on tobacco physiology and quitting methods with a lung cancer operation film. Enrollment is $2, limited to 250.
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Spm
Maxes Community Center
30Th Street
Oxford Avenue
Tho
Morton L. Dunkin
Albuquerque
Richard G. Pollard
Don Glass
Lubbock
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U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
Rein
Plaina States
Idaho
Lower
Great Lakes
Texas Gulf
Midwest
Billy Jonasn Ardie
Mise Linda Kay Fisher
Yau Ray Roberson
Mise Bett Jo Brighton
James Clifton Ferguenn
Elaboniere Kendall
Fate Dock
Monet Casas
Lubbock Couns
WT District Court
James A. Pliis
Nolt
Fawin TH. Roedeker
Gary Lynn Gafford
Texas
County Court-At-Law No
Densil Wevers
Prevding
James W. Tasch
Marc Alan Ea Eon
Percy Eason
Farmers Exchange Sporting Goods, Inc
Ficmnst
Jim Haynes
LL. Cardo
Universia, Clt. Corp
Cecil Coffield
Rodrick L. Shaw
Glenna Jackson
Arthur Jackson
Helen Coffman
Dean Blewett
W. H. Hodges
Ida Ressinger
Linda Chandler Muse
Bessie L. McCulloch
Edna Mae McInroe Spears
Tati T. Hancock
Lavinia Han- Tok
W. OW. Hollingsworth
Juanita Staub Hollingsworth
Ellen Alene Crites
Charles Doug
Tasrites
Ivarell FE. White
Myrna J. Vonte
Victoria FE
Pecho
Joseph A Peeho
Elsie FL Wagner
Arnold Vo Wagner
U.W. Blake Record Center
Radio & TV Service
Lorenzo
State Bank
F.D.I.C
Cluded
Hale
Lamb
Hockley
Floyd
Crosby
Palmer
Swisher
Bailey
Deaf Smith
Hansford
Moore
Briscoe
Randall
Dallam
Hartley
Potter
le Ai Wade
Mobile Homes
Morriston
Snook & Adertoninc
1702 Ave. F
AAA
UPI
American Automobile Association
U.S
The
American Temperance Society
City of
Glass
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Gbriercroft Savings and Loan Home Improvement Loans
Sears
Wintry Moaha
Hemisfair
SIX Flags
Big
Quart Electric
Err
Kenmore Detergent
Sears Kenmore
Craftsman
Santas
Sears and Save
Sears and
SAVE
Sears, Roebuck and CO
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