Alfalfa Markets Narrow Amid Poor First Cut Quality
Central western alfalfa markets were unusually narrow the week ending June 21 as demand and receipts stayed limited. First cutting quality was generally low in Kansas and Nebraska due to moisture damage, with second growth irregular and grasshoppers a widespread problem. Prices stayed near unchanged with most sales around 12 dollars per ton and occasional higher or lower lots as outlets dried up.
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School bond plans face early July action in Reeves
The Reeves County board reviews bond issuance for a new school building with estimated eight to nine months of construction. If sold at four percent interest, funds would support 16 classrooms an auditorium library and study hall on campus with potential use of existing materials if dismantled. A separate condemnation proceeding outlines land rights for a power transmission line across Reeves County.
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Onk
Siruci Eriner
Paerat Dana
Rotary Field
Ken Bowser
WPA
Paso
Red Bluff
Tserecos
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Cain
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iLakine
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Red Bluff Water Power Control District
Armer
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Fishing Jobs Faced By Mason Extension
Mason county fishing operations report activity with Finley and Cherry Nos 1 and W D Johnson. Estimates indicate potential yields up to 100 barrels. Location lies in section 24 block ss-43 T-1, T&P survey, near Loving County. Weather and tool losses affected progress. alfalfa growers in Pawnee alley Kansas expect another good crop.
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Mason Pool
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Garden City
Rodeo Entries Open as Grounds Offer Access and Sales
Rodeo grounds invite entrants with available facilities and rabbit sales on July 3 for those without entries. Derby set for July 3 morning with preliminaries based on entries and winners advance to the derby. Opening parade grants riders free tickets. performances featured day and night with calves roping bronc riding steer riding and more. Queen contest to name rodeo queen. candidates Evelyn Rose Cooksey Doris Calley Lillian Crum and Margaret Waddell of Pecos entered. entries accepted until July.
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Wacae
Will Deerigidie
Evelyn Rose Cooksey
Doris Calley
Lillian Crum
Margaret Waddell
Pecos
Trans-Pecos
Darden Family Visiting Relatives in Longview This Week
Mr and Mrs Sam Darden of Longview are visiting relatives here this week. The trip includes time with family and local engagements, as they catch up with relatives and friends in the area.
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Sam Darden
Longview
Revival Services Close With Final Sermon By Rev Phil Lip McGahey
The Baptist revival services ongoing since June 13 conclude this week with the final sermon by Rev. Phil lip McGahey of Houston. He has preached twice daily to good crowds, with the Baptist choir providing music every meeting. Pastor Rev W M Turmer and Rev McGahey urge full turnout, asking both church members and visitors to attend tonight tomorrow and Sunday.
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Rev. McGahey
Houston
W. M. Turmer
McGahey
Pecos Chamber Delays Big Red Bluff Barbecue Plan
The Pecos Chamber of Commerce deferred action on a proposal for a large barbecue and celebration at Red Bluff reservoir. A committee estimated feeding 3,006 people would cost about seven figures, deeming the expense unjustified and unlikely to attract enough attendees to justify the event.
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Pecos
Flord Brownlee
Bill Sherrod
Barney Hubbs
Vaal Seissu Lismo
Pecos School Board Hires Ward School Teacher
Pecos school board announced the hiring of Pauline Jones to teach in the primary department for the coming year replacing Margaret Berette. Jones previously taught in the Mexican ir nate es ee Tlices school and is tied to the Texas teem Srwee.
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R. Henry Blackwell
Pauline Jones
Pecos
Jones
Wiese
Margaret Berette
Oraduate
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Mrs Vernon Crawford Spotted Visiting Friends in Abilene
Mrs Vernon Crawford visited with friends in Abilene last week. The brief social note records a private visit and social activity involving the Crawford family in central Texas.
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Vernon Crawford
Abilene
Sanitation Drive Extends to Pecos and Nearby Towns
The health plan targets Pecos and Mexican residential areas with efforts to provide necessary equipment and enforce sanitary laws. Similar inspections will cover Balmorhea Toyah Saragosa to improve premises, water information, and dairy standardization under Dr. Garrett and the state sanitary engineer.
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Balmorhea
Toyah
Saragosa
Pecos
Garrett
County planning board backs big cotton acreage cut
In Stanton Martin County officials urged a about 7 000 acre reduction in cotton planting for 1938 at a Saturday meeting in the county office. The plan would trim this year's area by roughly seven thousand acres.
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Martin County
Ty Committee
County Planning Board
Mrs. Collier Visits Fort Worth. Byron Family Returns
Mrs. H. T. Collier visits with her ms y. Joe Camp in Fort Worth. Mr. and Mrs. Byron return from a race trip.
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H. T. Collier
Y. Joe
Fort
Mrs. Byron
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