Cattle Brand Registrations From Reeves County History
A historical roundup lists ranch brands filed in Reeves County from 1885 to 1914. Names include W D Hudson, P L Hollebeke, Rudolph Hoefs, Barney Hubbs, Stock Ingle, C C Kountze, M M Leeman, John Lope, Tiburcio Marquez, Jesus Saiz and S M Prewit with sketches showing each brand design and related ranch areas such as Saragosa Balmorhea Toyah and Toyahvale.
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Reeves County
W.D. Hudson
P.L. Hollebeke
Rudolph Hoefs
Barney Hubbs
Ingle
C.C. Kountze
Kountze
Saragosa- Balmorhea
Loving County
John Lope
Tiburcio Marquez
Toyah
Jesus Saiz
Toyahvale
S.M. Prewit
Keith Camp
Cattle brands traced from Reeves County sketches through 1916
Alton Hughes notes brands filed from 1896 to 1916 including Prewit P mark, Popham Pecos, V Steeple, Sisk, Stack near Clay, Ross Smith Loving County, and a swastika look alike. Townsend Spanish characteristics and Van Horn, Ward V Bar, Woolfolk 1916 are listed. Next week shifts to other Reeves County topics.
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al Popham
Pecos
W.L. Ross
Albert Sisk
George Ross
Clay Stack
Ross Smith
Loving County
Germany
S.E. Townsend
Gage van Horn
Viola Ward
J.B. Woolfolk
Reeves County
Round of peace talks opens amid Democratic pressure and war fears
In Paris the third round of secret peace negotiations between the United States and North Vietnam begins as Democrats press to pull out of Indochina. Nixon warns against funding cuts that could prolong the war while Kissinger seeks a ceasefire and a genuine peace treaty amid renewed bombing and Hanoi defenses.
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United States
North Vietnam
Paris
Congress
Indochina
Rock, Stock and Barrel
Mike Mansfield
Montana
White House
Vietnam
Hanoi
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
le Duc Tho
South
Kissimer
Mesquite as cattle feed could reshape Texas ranching
Texas Tech researchers in Lubbock have turned mesquite into protein for cattle and potential human food. A microbe converts mesquite and even old paper into edible protein, with tests starting on sheep and later cattle. Scientists say the plant’s root system makes it hard to eradicate, but clearing land could promote grass and lower beef costs.
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Roberte
Ford Associated Press
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Tech
Wheeler J. North
California Institute of Technology
Texas
America
Hawaii
St. Peter
S.P. Yang
Department of Food and Nutrition
Yang
Robert Albin
Tech Animal Science
Amarillo
Albin
Dallas
Dr. Albin
Universal Voter Registration Urged To Reconnect Minorities
Census estimates show 139 million Americans eligible to vote in 1972 with 100 million registered and 76 million voting. The piece notes 63 million abstained or never registered, highlighting minority groups and the urban poor as most affected and proposing a universal registration system run by government to reduce disenfranchisement.
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Census Bureau
United States
Penn Kimball
Columbia University
Kimball
Letters to the Editor Guidelines Published
The notice outlines submission rules for letters including required signature and address, optional withholding on request, a 500 word limit, general interest content, and a ban on poor taste.
Boyle's Column by Hal Boyle starts 1973 with self check
In a New York AP column, Hal Boyle mocks New Year's self tests and inflation woes. He asks playful mental and financial questions and rates readers on a mood scale, joking that those answering yes to all are in winter blues and will be healthier by summer.
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New York
Santa Claus
Desert
Sam
World Almanac Facts Overview
The Statistical Abstract of the U.S. is published annually by the Bureau of the Census and covers population housing health education employment income prices business banking science defense trade government finance and other subjects in its 1 017 pages.
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U.S
Bureau of the Census
Boredom in Modern Life Requires Enduring Routine
Bruce Biossat argues that a well adjusted citizen must endure boredom as part of life and work. He criticizes advertisers and reformers who promise easy pleasures and urges personal discipline, paid dues, and finding meaning through steady effort rather than immediate excitement. He contends excitement comes from purposeful work and self defined style.
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Washington
Nea
White House Presses North Vietnam to Honor Pact
The White House contends Hanoi must be shown U S resolve to enforce the pact with extended bombing if provisions are violated. Nixon seeks a tough stance in Paris talks, arguing North Vietnam hurts in the south while negotiators display duplicity.
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Washington
Nea
White House
Hanoi
Nixon
U.S
North Vietnam
Far
Paris
Kissinger
Ho Chi Minh
South Vietnam
Quick Quiz Qs from a 1960s era reader feature
A compiled set of trivia questions and answers covering topics from bauxite uses to spacewalking Edward White, boxing’s John L. Sullivan, ancient advertising, Lake Tanganyika’s length, and beach sand colors. Each item links a fact to a concise answer.
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By Alton Hughes
Joe Bradley
Pat Purvis
South Cedar Street
Pecns
Boyle
Hal Boyle
Bruce Biossat
White House Aim
Edward White
John L. Sullivan
Babylon
Tanganyika
Africa
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