Cotton Referendums Slated In December
The period December 2 through December 6 is set for the marketing quota referendums for the 1969 upland and extra long staple cotton crops. Lou Kilgore, chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee, reminds farmers. Votes will be mailed as in prior years. Notices of farm acreage allotments will be mailed before the referendums. If at least two thirds of upland or ELS growers vote yes, the payment programs will be in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Kilgore
Agricultural Stabilization and
Conservation County Comittee
ELS
Amateur Rule Warnings For Athletes In Recruiting
The University Interscholastic League warns Austin area schools to prevent violations of the Amateur Rule during recruiting season. Students who accept money or travel perks from colleges or alumni risk losing eligibility for interscholastic competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Interscholastic League
Austin
Westward Ho The Wagon Heads For California
Travelogue of two young men driving a covered wagon to California. They chase money by working along the road while cooking, camping, and meeting locals. The piece notes hospitality, the wagon’s recreation-friendly interior, and interactions with Pecos and Barstow residents during their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Jesse
Wayne
California
Johnny
Pecos
Barstow
Jurors Called For Nov 18th In District Court
A panel of jurors is summoned for Monday November 18 in Judge J H Starley's 143rd District Court for Criminal Jury Week. The jurors include Roy D Precht Jimmy R Rankin Alton Reid David Hess Mrs Emma Wright Joe Morales Floyd Woods and many others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.H. Starley
143Rd District Court
Roy D. Precht
Jimmy R. Rankin
Alton Reid
David Hess
Emma Wright
Joe Morales
Floyd Woods
Stanley Peer
Hershel L. Cox
L.A. Reed
D.B. Morelan
Garvin Passmore
Jay Oates
Coy Nichols
Russell Smith
W.E. Carpenter
H.S. Holmes
Ralph Winterrowd
Jack Atkins
W.D. Powers
Crews Adams
Ed Armstrong
Q.A. Crenshaw
T.C. Hooper
Daniel Marquez
Bill Hubbs
B.R. Martindale
Loyal Humphries
Woody Meritt
Jack Oglesby
Charles A. Hudgpeth
Floyd McNeil
Paul Coody
Peppy M.kinney
Multiple Thefts Reported In Local Area And Police Actions
Louis Stanley of the Lone Star Motel reported tool thefts from his 1954 Wildcat Buick worth 15 dollars. Richard M Richards reported entry to his trailer with theft of clothing car keys 250 dollars cash and a 260 dollar check. Two juveniles were released after admitting thefts tied to a break in at 2417 Country Club Drive. Jo McGloster reported a stolen stereo tapes and hub caps from a 1954 Oldsmobile. Aida Matta said hub caps were stolen from her 1958 Ford on Martinez Street. Harris Lumber Company reported broken windows worth 9 dollars. Sam Fonville said two youths removed rocks from his carport. Five Dallas area runaways were apprehended and turned over to Juvenile Officer J E Couch. Pecos Volunteer Firemen responded to a fire at City Gin moat house in five minutes. G Q Avary cited for failure to yield following a collision at North Cedar and E Street. Patricia Ann Shephard cited for improper start from parked position after backing into a 1959 Chevrolet station wagon. Anton Perez Versoza cited for failure to control speed after a collision at Walthall and South Plum Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Richards
South Eddy
Austin Cozart
Proclamation Declares November 11 Buddy Poppy Day
The Pecos Texas mayor proclaims November 11 as Buddy Poppy Day for the Veterans of Foreign Wars post 6437. Poppies raised on that day benefit Disable Veterans. The request aims to honor Veterans Day with official city recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Pecos
Texas
W, Schmidt
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Azado
Jack & BI Mobil
LA Nortena Tortilla Factory
Joe's
Ffa
Pal
New Mexico
Ine
Agriculture Department
Miss Davis
Sun Princess
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Jane
el Paso
Twentieth Century Club
University of Kansas Art Camp
Leslie Smith
Fort Worth
Baptist General Convention of Texas
The
Fistionen Glover
Wilson’s
Circlean & Meaty
MEL
Ee Bo Ag
Doceanianaenenne
Jim Segrest
Railroad Commission
W. E
Pete) Snelson
Ernest Angelo
C. W. Wicker
Toyah
A. B. Nail
Viola Williams
Justice of Peace
Boyd Tinnin
Saragosa
Balmorhea
Ismael L. Carrasco
Huelster
Charlie Hoefs
Casey Farington
Dave Lara
Prec
E. A. Humphries
John Cvnk
Reeves
Texarkana
Courthouse
Humphrey
Nixon
Wallace
Toyah Humphrey
Humphrey Nixon
North
Orla
Alton
East Pecos Junior High
Valley Motors
Franks
Escarnation Milk
Keebler
Dati
Wature
Arshmallows
SBY
Chuck
Libby
Aan
Rosedale
W.K. Corn
Folger
Libby’s
Sweet Peas_geek
Cedar Pecos
Joe’s
Louis Stanley
Lone Star Motel
Cozart
Hood Wise
Country Club Drive
Jo , McGloster
Aida Matta
Martinez St
Harris Lumber Company
Sam Fonville
Nebraska
Dallas
Raul Florez
Ted Jones
Joe Hicks
J. E. Couch
City Gin
Moat House
G. Q. Avary
Jim Wilson
Don Gale Sweet
Denver
Colo
North Cedar
Patricia Ann Shephard
Filiman S. Herrera
Anton Perez Versoza
Kermit
Tony Urquidi
Roberta B. Williams
Walthall
South Plum Streets
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