Early Plains wheat harvest boosts local grain flow
Dryland wheat from Swisher County and nearby regions arrives in Tulsa and Floydada areas. First loads include 133 bushels from J.C. Bondstat northeast of Tulsa and 150 bushels from the Vigo County farm of the Hill team. Premiums of 2.50 per bushel paid. barley also sold. Grain officials note early, dryland crops and record-lean yields in the season’s opening.
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Motley County
Brazelton Grain Co
Roaring Springs
Jimmy Woodruff
S. J. Brazelton
Dismissal Denied In Deaf Mute Murder Trial
Defense failed to dismiss the murder charge against Reymundo Flores as District Judge Truett Smith allowed interpreters at counsel table and time for sign language tutoring if needed. The 106th Judicial District Court case concerns the fatal shooting of Pearlene Stafford, 33, a Black woman, at a location in Texas where Flores is a farm laborer. Attorneys Pat N. Walker and Nago L. Alantz indicated plans for a continuance and expert testimony on sign language instruction.
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St. Miller
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Gail Hanna
17Th St
Panhandle
Reentry Communications Sparks Space Race Secrets
Cape Canaveral reports astronaut Scot Carpenter survived reentry after a seven minute communications blackout. Space agency officials acknowledge data showed he was alive and capsule intact, but the public was not informed due to internal breakdowns in relaying flight information to newsmen.
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Shorty) Powers
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Post Stampede Opens June 13
The Post Stampede Rodeo in Jayton runs four nights from June 15 with judges Robert Koonce and Jayton’s George Harlan. It offers $500 in cash prizes plus trophies, buckles, and a handmade saddle for top averages across roping and bronc events. Special jackpots include calf roping for 45 and older, open barrel races, junior barrel races, plus a Paint Horse Show and an Appalachian Horse Show.
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George Harlan
Slaton
Casey Carpet Co Hosts Preview in New Building
Representatives from five carpet mills attended a preview show of the new Casey Carpet Co building at Q Street and Avenue. Owners Larry Doyle and Wayne Hood hosted a dinner at the Lubbock Club after inspecting the site. Out of town guests included executives from Dallas, Wichita Falls, Albuquerque, Oklahoma City, and Amarillo.
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Wayne Hood
Lubbock Club
Chester Hollingsworth
Paul Vekey
BI Lloyd
M. N. Jones
John Hein
Tom DeCecco
Dallas
Wendell Hobbs
Wichita Falls
Forrest Milford
Albuquerique
Pwrre Hurt
Oklahoma City
Jess Tucker
Phil Croasno
Turner
Barbara Middleton
Amarillo
Crosbyton High School Honor Society elects officers
Crosbyton High School concludes its National Honor Society year with officers led by Jules Please as president and Lynde Watwn as vice president, Wayne Justus treasurer, Freda Parsons secretary, and Greg Hoffman reporter, as activities wrap up.
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Lynde Watwn
Freda Parsons
Wayne Justus
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City Students To Receive National Honor Society Awards
Two Monterey High School seniors Jim Bearden and William Lasher are named top scholars in the 17th annual National Honor Society scholarship program announced by principal Floyd Honey. Bearden ranks among 202 honorary scholars and 1,872 top students, from a pool of 87,410 seniors who took the October exam. NHS has more than 10,550 chapters across the United States District of Columbia, American Samoa, Canal Zone, Puerto Rico and 30 foreign countries.
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Lubbock Man Among Graduates At Baylor
Life Barnard of Lubbock earned a bachelor of arts in biology with a chemistry minor at Baylor spring commencement May 3. His father, D. E. Barnard of 916 12th St, Lubbock, attended the ceremony. The article notes a fragment about cliff-dwelling Indian tribes named Cava.
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