Texas irrigation history spans 400 years with 3.5 million acres
A University of Texas researcher notes irrigation in Texas dates to 1541 near El Paso and expanded to 3.5 million irrigated acres today. Cotton leads water use, with major growth since 1940 and capital investment climbing from 88 million dollars.
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Moravia Sodality Holds September Meeting In Parish Hall
The Mora via youth Sodality met September 24 in the parish hall opened by Father Maneth. They sang Christ the King and pledged the Flag and planned a October 28 Halloween party. A living rosary will involve all school children in October. New chairmen were appointed for Our Lady's Martha Shimek Eucharistic Sandra Olsovsky Catholic Truth Mary Ann Schwartz Publicity Joe Shim ek Rural Life Lillie Harvey Spies Social Life Anna Marie Schwartz Apostlic Milton Shimek.
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