Crosby Courty Stock Auction Climaxed Show
A Crosbyton stock auction concluded with top calves and lambs. Mitchell’s 825 pound steer sold for 1 per pound, plus $206 bonus, total $1,085. Grand champion lamb weighed 87 pounds at 2.79 per pound, selling to Abell Darden Prewitt Latende. Barrow prize went to Larry Work for a 17.5 pound lightweight Hampshire at 3.25 per pound. Other noted buyers included Citizens National Park and local area merchants.
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Crosby Ton
Tea Lavestork Shay
Corky Roventin
Labbeck
Geen
Ty Jimmy
Mitchell
Citizens National Park
Mt! Blania
Champ
Charley HiLweighins
Bourne
Lighthouse Eleetre Co
Fioydada Veri Walves
Laie
Lamb
Southdown
Cerithia Mitchell
Lowrie Doug
Crosbyton
Barrow
Hampshire
Larey Work
Stanton Brineson
Eravid Whatispion Bas Fay
Heavyweiht
Pn Band
Shallowater Spreiati
Gary Newton
McKennort
Gary Yeti
Boar
Pony Snell
Duroe Narrows
McKennon
Pines
Duroe Barrows
Duncan
Duncan Duncan
Dunjean Durient
Hampshire Barrows
Norvin Presston
Terry McKennon
Norvin Preston
Gene. McKeown
Jimmy Ran
Dolph
Karen McKennan
Greg White
Karen McKennon
Greg
White
Gent McKeown
Gary Young
HV. Newman
Johnny Krey
Garry Newton
Prestons
Winners Named In Shallowater Livestock Show
Shallowater show results list champions and placers across divisions. McKennon and Duncan lead in multiple categories with breed winners and showmanship awards noting Gary Newton and Gary Yett as notable honorees.
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Shallowater
Two Charged In Burglary Case Here
Burglary charges filed against John Peart Garrett and Richard Lee Arient, both set at $3,000 bonds. They are accused of entering Blue Ribbon Laundry and removing a coin changer containing about $250. Police also questioned them in connection with other burglaries at Highland Place Laundry and Imperial Laundry. Further incidents include a Burglary at Cracker Cafe with stolen juke box and cigarette machine changes, a $100 coin changer stolen from Speed Queen Laundry, a tachometer valued at $32.50, a break in at an apartment, and missing tools and gear. French treasury reports deficit.
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John Peart Garrett
47Th
Richard Lee Arient
Reese Afh
Georg H. “McCreskey
Blue Ribbon
Mth
Paul Hearn
3Rd
Highland Place
44Th St
Imperial Laundry
Mth Street
1710 Ave
Britton J. Jones
25Th St
Speed Queen Automa Me
24Th St
Grayce Garseit
Mack Lauderdale
Ave
James Cate
Apt. Isa
Lockney Hosts First Rodeo in Twenty Years
The town of Lockney plans its inaugural rodeo in two decades with arena improvements including upgraded chutes and pens. Officials warn residents in western attire may face penalties during rodeo week while the event receives local support and funding from community backers.
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Shade Bk
Will
Main Street
Annual PTA Science Exhibit in Tulia
The annual Parony Teacher Association Science Exhibit will be held in Tulia at 7 3pm Monday in Hera Jones Cafeteria. Exhibits cover the entire school system with chemistry and biology displays from Tesses Pech and other departments.
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TELIA
Hera Jones
Tulia
Wali
Ain
Tesses Pech
The
Gulf
California
Top Students Honor 11 At Texas Tech Agronomy Banquet
Tech Agronomy Club at Texas Tech recognized eleven top students at a banquet in Lubbock. Outstanding seniors Walter Welch and Darrell Uechert led in majors and averages while sophomores and freshmen earned honors in agronomy and range management. Honorary memberships were given to W A Dorman and Robert Daniell for their service to the High Plains agricultural community. Guest speaker was Miles, an agronomist with the O Marchiser Company.
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Foy Suphontures
Sanved Raido Ton
Achevemient Fom
Clack Harvey
Agtunwms
Fech
W. A. Dorman
Robert Daniell
W.y.bi Reese
Dornan
Pucimen and Company
Libsbori
Daniell Ag
Daniell Ag. Are.sni Scien Bst
Lubbeck
Soil Conservation Service
Reese
Set Conservation Service
Lubbock
A. We Youn
Tet
Ite
High Plains
Texas ‘Tech Hy
Ivay de ‘Ein Miles
Agronoaust
Oli Marchiser
W Lite
Tulia Students Win Music Meet Medals
Tulia junior high and high school students earned twenty three first division medals at Canyon High School music contests. Notable first division winners included Sandi Dogger Martha Kirkpatrick Jay Balor Joxee Dick, and the finals groups Maye quartet Boteh Wynne Don Georg Jay Enloe Larcy Cole. Junior high medallists Randy Jordan solo and boys quartet Feed Boston Jimmy Roberts Richard Edwards Roger Edwards. Miss Linda Adams directs the choir.
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TULIA
Tula Junie
Canyon Hich
Superiak Weer Sandi
Dogger
Martha Kirkratnick
Boteh Wenn
Jay Balor
Joxee Dick
Airt
Jayer Dick
Martha Kirkpatrick
Donna Jenmings
Maye
John Shea to Head Hobbs Rotary Club
John Shea has been elected president of the Hobbs Rotary Club, succeeding Ed Dedurnett of Hobbs High School. New officers include Frank Armstrong vice president Elwin Joinson secretary and Deyce Harrett treasurer. Directors listed are Shea Armetrone Wayne Joleson Randall Thomson and Bill Blocker. installation set for July 1.
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Hobhs
Speci Teh Shea
Credit Barat
Hobbs Rotary Club
Ed Dedurnett
Princiiudl
Hobbs High School
Fink Armstrong
Elwin — Joinson
Secretes
Deyee Harrett Tressiner
Shea, Armetrone
Wayne Joleson
Randall Thomson
Bill Blocker
Lockney C C Banquet Friday Speaker and Awards
Lockney Texas special report notes Dr Earle Williams of Dallas will speak at the annual Lockney Chamber of Commerce banquet Friday at the high school gym. Outstanding citizens Mrs Hy Eb Foster and Hershel Carthed receive awards. Rev Gene Hawkins will deliver the invocation. music by a 9-man quintet including J D Copeland Joe Cargila Chuck Wilson and David Mathis.
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Lockney
Earle Williame
Dallas
Lockney Chamber of Commerce
Thie High School
Hy Eb Foster
Hershel Carthed
Gene Hawkins
Pasetor
First Baptist Church
Will Bye
Quantel
J .D. Copeland
Joe Cargila
Chuck Wilson
David Mathis
German firemen raid cargo firm inLondon milk scare
Firemen from Munich and Sofia seized a faulty shipment from a German firm en route to England. They forced their way into a London shop area to inspect vending machines and robotic racks. The 500 tons of freight included animals and a stray parrot, amid claims connected to wartime disruptions and suspected profiteering.
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Munich
London
Sofia
Ani Automatic
England
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Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Joe Duncan
Jeff
Texts ‘Tech
Joe Dwyer
Scholastic Reeed
Dinrants
Fusstoe
Dwyer
McLean
Crosby
Peney Scout Met
Locsney
Wilfere/St
Bill
Causie
Jimmy Scott
Opal Field
Terrell
Paris
NHE
Atuve Tate Vernon
Dade Boia
Lee Nak
Seana
Betas
Wendy Roweatsranoy
Vga
PTA
Tech Agronomy Club
Texas
Tee
Pwyer
Malechek
Sohn
Walter
Fatsticeks
Tonnig Welch
Crowell
Welch
John Shea
C-C
Hard Way
Texas Reserve Way
NAS Reserve Lifedneurance Company
Higurative Rau Ste
Triertone
Pring
Aretheys
Broadway
Indiana
Ethan Allen
Tin Bae SF
Harold Griffith
North College
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