Hockley Gaines youths win top money in hog show
Two 4 H Club youths Jimmy Martin of Hockley County and Tommy McMaster of Gaines County won top prizes at the District 2 Sears Tin Show held Saturday morning at Texas Tech. Each took $50 for top hog and gift honors amid 140 attendees. Staniel Anderson judged as 13 gilts and 11 boars competed with Poland China stock winning top honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Martin
Hockley County
Tommy
McMaster
Marshall Grinder
MacMaster
Staniel Anderson
Animal Tiushand Vs. Tech
Poland
Bill Griffin
Tahokal Leann County
W C. O'Mara
Sears Roebuck & Co
O'Mara
Sears
W. H. Jones
Texas A&m College Extension Service
Barberue
GHI
McMasters
Gaines County
Jack Brown
Lubbock
Elmer Freese Jr
Hate
Mike Griffin
Batley
Derrel Dunn
Crosbs
James Golden
Hoek- Tew
Mike Burgess
Marshall Grunder
Tommy McMaster
Wittain
Texas Tech
Grinder
Calgary board honors pioneer ally as Chief Crowfoot Elementary named
The Calgary school board backed recognition for a Native American ally of white pioneers after strong opposition. The board named a new school Chief Crowfoot Elementary in honor of the acknowledged friend.
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Calgary
Man
Chief Crowfoot
Sehagy
Parakeet Jo Jo Faces Georgia Tax Hassle
Jo Jo the parakeet becomes entangled in a Georgia tax dispute after being claimed to owe 0.50 and facing custody while sponsors push for a refund. The case centers on a bird used by a jewelry firm as a sales mascot and the state tax authority’s actions.
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Jo-Jo
Georgia
Atlanta
Jo-do
Fridas
Fing
Joda
F. Ceremian Andrews
Bird
Jo-Je
SIA
Geeraa
Edo
Kay
Short inaugural address mentioned from Washington era
The text notes George Washington at his second inauguration in Philadelphia on March 4 1793 delivering the shortest inaugural address. It then references travels to Georgia on business from California and a Georgia residency statement tied to an unrelated slogan about state debts.
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George Washington
Philadelphia
U.S
Man who dream taps after 30 years in Army Band
Washington report profiles MS St. Victor A. Christensen set to complete 30 years with the U S Army Band including eight years with Arlington National Cemetery’s 19 piece unit. He estimates thousands of taps performances and explains a custom mouthpiece helps him play despite dental issues.
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Arthur Edson Washington
St. Victor A. Christensen
Christensen
US Army
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington
New Zealand
Chicago
Harry Jacob
Jacobs
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Gien Wheatley
Garva
Donald Carlisle
Dawson
Joe Rdd Smuth
Motley
Bear
Martin
Hockley
Khmer Breese Jr
Hale
Mike Pollard
Bawleyx, Ltd
Jerry Bush
Gara
Mae McCleskey
Gaines
Bul Nunnally
Sun
Lester Ford
Leann
Jimms MacMenamy
Carbo White
Walerace Archer
Motrey
Sis
Duatem Parker
Crosby
Redman
Calfornia
Williams
Tia
North College Ave
Ney
Kroehler
College Ave
B. F. Huntley
Batesville
Georges Joan
Simmona Krochler i
Mersaman
Goodyear
Dillingham
Ethan Allen
Kenmar de Kor
Tomorow
Tyne
the Plain
Virtue
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