Odessa Farmer Monroe Wood Grows Record Cotton Crop
Monroe Wood of Odessa averaging six bales per acre on a 31 acre plot in Reeves County seven miles south and eight miles west of Grandfalls. He travels 650 miles or more for crop care, notes high quality white cotton fetching about 39 to 40 cents a pound. Heavy rains reduced quality, cutting value by 25 to 30 dollars per bale, while cottonseed adds roughly 12 dollars per bale. Wood leases 320 acres in the Cayanosa Valley and lives at 4605 East County Road with wife Edythe and two children LaQuitta Fay and Lynn.
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Army Defends GIs Right To Pick Girls in Korea
Washington based Army spokesman said there is no soldier’s right to pick a girl or to be guided by any restrictive policy. He said the Army does not encourage or discourage associations with Korean women and aims to avoid mixed messaging amid criticism from Donald E. Tippett of San Francisco. Tippett, touring South Korea, alleged officers encouraged such associations and cited concerns of unwed births and moral decline among troops. A separate note mentions a newly designed fishermans reel with a built in brake resembling a bicycle coaster brake.
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