Cattle Branded This Year At Pipe Spring National Monument
Pipe Spring National Monument in Arizona resumes an ecological reversal by branding cattle for the first time since 1925. The move follows a park service campaign to restore indigenous wildlife, with plans to extend similar actions to other historic sites and international preserves.
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Fredonia, Ariz
Park Service
Utah-Arizona
The
America
Africa
Tanganyikan
Big Bend National Park
Texas
California
Death Valley
Pipe Spring
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterdlary Saints
Romans Built Bath Spas Still Draw Tourists
British spas once famed for taking the waters now attract visitors as historical centers. Romans built Bath’s hot springs and still supply mineral waters for free taps at Pump Room. Bath, Harrogate, Cheltenham, and others evolved into tourist centers with hotels, parks, and bands. medical use declined.
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Britain
Bath
Bath Spa
John Nunn
Defendant Wins Jury Decision in Workers' Comp Suit
A jury in Judge Howard C. Davidson's 99th District court Wednesday refused to award A. C. Stevenson the $1,260 he sought in a workers' compensation suit against Texas Employers' Insurance Association. Stevenson claimed back shoulder and stomach injuries April 17, 1968 while lifting a quarter of beef for Texas Meat Packers, Inc.
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Howard C. Davidson
99Th District Court
A. C. Stevenson
Texas Employers’ Insurance Association
Stevenson
Texas Meat Packers, Inc
New City Lights Go Into Service On Brownfield Highway
Mercury vapor street lights were activated for the first time along Brownfield Highway between Slide Road and Loop 4. Lubbock Power and Light installed 93 lights, bringing total mercury vapor lit miles to 76.2 on Lubbock streets.
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Brownfield Highway
Slide Road
Loop 4
Lubbock Power and Light
Lubbock
FASTEETH Denture Powder Promises Firmer Comfort
An advertisement touts FASTEETH powder as easy to use for denture fit and comfort. It claims the powder holds dentures firmer, reduces slipping, and provides no gummy taste, urging readers to see a dentist and buy FASTEETH at drug counters.
Judge Airs Three Innocent Pleas In County Court
Three men pleaded innocent to misdemeanor charges on Wednesday in Judge Edwin H. Boedeker's County Court-at-Law No 1. William Payne 25 of 4416 51st Street pleaded innocent to aggravated assault on Ida Alderson 1313 8th Street on August 7 with bond set at 500 dollars. Stanley W Ritter of 707 37th Street pleaded innocent to driving while intoxicated with bond set at 600 dollars. Leo Person 2 of 2209 Cresthaven was set at 500 dollars on a plea of innocent to carrying a prohibited weapon.
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William Payne
51St St
Ida Alderson
8Th St
Stanley W. Ritter
37Th St
Leo Person
Cresthaven
Brownfield Kiwanis Install New Club Officers
Brownfield Kiwanis Club effected and installed new officers with Johnny Willis as president Aceee and Bret as vice president. Directors named include Jake Fulford Stanley Miller and Royce Couch.
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Brownfield
Brownfield Kiwanis Club
Johnny Willis
Ace Ee
Bret
New
Jake Fulford
Stanley Miller
Royce Couch
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