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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1960

Page

2

Plains Farming Cost Analyzed For Herd Bull Planning

Farm management specialist Tom Prater estimates bull cost viability for beef herds. He cites $96 for a bull boosting calves weaning weight by 15 pounds at 21 cent prices, rising to $1108 with 30 cent calves and falling to $910 with 2 cent calves. He notes assumptions of $450 bull price, fixed production, and multi-year offspring sales.

Tom Prater Extension Farm Prater T's Prater Sron

Farmers Union Board Endorses Democratic Platform

The Texas Farmers Union executive board met at the Caprock Hotel and voted unanimously to back the Democratic platform for the November election. Alex Dickie Jr. said endorsing the entire platform is implied, not partial, and urged farmers to study both parties and farm records before choosing who runs the country next four years. The group cited the Nixon administration’s farm program as a failure, noting net farm income down 3 percent in the Eisenhower era. Present were officers and members from Denton, Hereford, Crosbyton, Panhandle, Roby, and other locales.

The Texas Farmers Union Caprock Alex Dickie Jr Denton Texas Farmers Union Richard M. Nixon Eisenhower Ae Dickie

Homecoming Set For Dry Lake Exes

The 1960 homecoming for ex students and former residents of the Dry Lake school and community will be Sunday in the VFW Hall at the north end of Jones Stadium in Spur. A basket lunch will be served at 12 30 p m followed by a program of visiting and games.

Spur Dry Lake VFW Jones Stadium

Dog Show Kicks Off With 436 Entries At Municipal

The Heart of the Plains Kennel Club hosts the annual all breed dog show and obedience trials at Municipal with more than 73 dog species anticipated. Admission is free and the public is invited to attend and observe.

Heart of the Plains Kennel Club Municipal

Dog show judging schedule with multiple judges and times

Judging will begin at 8 a.m with obedience dials at 10 a.m and continue through the afternoon. Judges include Mrs. Marie Meyer from Milford Ohio R A Cross from Victoria Canada and FL A Dashher from Omaha Nebraska. Sessions cover extensive breed groups across morning and evening slots with group selections at 5 30 p.m and Best Dog of Show chosen by Cross. A junior showmanship class is at 3 p.m.

Marie Meyer Milford, O R. A. Cross Victoria B. C Canada FL A. Dashher Omiaha Neb S Am Mrs. Meyer Lhsa Apsos English Springer Iocker Amever Col Hes Dors Lakeland Manchester Dascher Cross

Shirley Murder Trial Scheduled In Odessa Case

The 72nd District Court set aside the week of November 21 for the murder with malice trial of T M Shirley, 39, an Odessa resident, charged in the August 24 1958 fatal shooting of his wife at their Odessa home. The case moved to Lubbock on venue change after two prior mistrials and a continuance granted by defense counsel Warren Burnett.

Victor H. Lindsey T. MM. Shirley Odessa Shirley George Fowler Warren Burnett Lubbock

Berlin opens courts to rule on offenses against socialist morale

East Germany reports the inauguration of Works Courts tasked with deciding cases involving alleged offenses against socialist morale and violations of work discipline. The new body aims to enforce political and labor norms within the workforce.

East Germany Berlin

Local dog earns high obedience degree at city show

Johnny's Folatregiment owned by John T. Coon 2722 62nd St will compete in the annual all breed show and obedience trials at Municipal Coliseum today. The standard poodle is the first locally trained dog to earn the high obedience degree and will be seen in the Oven B Class of the trials.

Johnny

Fines Assessed In Liquor Cases In County Court

Ten persons pled guilty to liquor law violations and were fined a total of 4000 dollars plus costs. Nine defendants faced 3250 dollars in fines for cases filed three to five months prior, with judge Pat Moore imposing 600 dollars plus costs and 20 days on Ike Lewis Jr. and enhanced charges for illegal transportation of intoxicants. Other tied cases involved Bobby Hicks Phillips and Joe B Bailey, with fines ranging from 650 to 900 dollars plus costs. Additional defendants included Anderson, Grant, Hilliard, Erebia, Mitchell, Dixon, and James Jackson, each fined 30 to 350 dollars with costs. bonds ranged to 750 dollars for Herbert Sanders and 500 for Petra Mesa. R. E. Dawson pled guilty to check law violation and was fined 3 dollars plus costs.

Pat Moore Ike Lewis, Jr Vanda Bobby Lubbock Antonio Erebia Compress James E. Mitchell E. 23Rd St E. J. Dixon E. 26Th St James Jackson

Automobile Transport Buys Automotive Conveying Assets

American Ship Building Co reports its wholly owned Automobile Transport Inc of Wayne Michigan has purchased the assets of Automotive Conveying Co of Marwah New Jersey. The price was not disclosed.

Cleveland, Ohio UPI American Ship Building Co Automobile Transport, Inc Wayne, Mich Automotive Conveying Co Marwah, N.J

Plainview Sheep Wins Open Class Championship

UPI reports mie Wilson of Plano Texas won the open class sheep championship at the State Fair of Oklahoma in Oklahoma City. The champion animal came from White River Stock Farm at Plainview.

Oklahoma City UPI Ammie Wilson Plano Tex Oklahoma White River Plainview

Left and Right Wings in Legislature Explained

A brief overview outlines that left wing members are liberal or radical and right wing members are conservative, distinguishing political orientations within a legislative body. It notes ideological divides shape policy debates and party alignments.

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Earl Butz Purdue University U.S Farmers Union Board Lester J. Cranek Garwood W. T. Hall Jr Bul Gentry Hereford Donald Wooten Crosbyton Mitchell Roby Joe J. Bere Panhandle Fort Ee Mak Ricsea Mackenzie Village Nunn Electric Company Shetland Wool Clothiers Robert J. Allen Herbert L. Sanders 22Nd St Petra Mesa Ave. K R. E. Dawson Sth St Purchase Auto Company Ady Plainview Sheep F.dc Paul Graham CO
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