Toyah Buffaloes Rally Past Tornillo in Close District Clash
Toyah Buffaloes defeated Tornillo Coyotes 47 to 45 to seize second place in the district standings. The overtime scoring drive featured multiple passes and a late TD pass to Damon Compton, with Junior Lara and Bobby Valdez delivering key plays. Booster events and homecoming plans followed, alongside local births and family notices.
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Toyah
Toyah Buffaloes
Tornillo Coyotes
Bobby Valdez
Tornillo
Steve Compton
Fred Sanchez
Junior Lara
Coyotes
Lara
Damon Compton
Buffaloes
Wilder
Polly's Pointers Dyeing Synthetic Wig Is Not Recommended
A professional beauty operator advises against dyeing synthetic wigs noting the shafts resist color. A few letters report attempted dyeing with mixed results and warn of risk, while others share odd wig stands and home maintenance tips.
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Polly
Polly's Pointers Mailbox Suggests Homemaking Idea
Polly offers a practical homemaking tip via Polly's Pointers. The note asks readers to mail in ideas to Polly at the Cleveland address for potential discussion or publication.
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Polly
West 3Rd St
Cleveland
Ohio
Soaking Rains Boost Texas Hunter Prospects
AP reports soaking spring and summer rains have improved game bird and animal populations across Texas. Deer and turkey outlooks are strong in many regions, quail prospects good in spots, with best quail hunting in the Permian Basin and brush country of South Texas. Some areas remain poor for deer and pronghorn, and white wing dove season in the Lower Rio Grande Valley was disappointing. The elephant consumes about 150 pounds of hay and 50 gallons of water daily.
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Austin
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Rio Grande Valley
Mexico
Texas
South
Edwards Plateau
Hill Country
Permian Basin
Trans-Pecos
Barstow Life Moves Across States in Family News
Mrs. J Henry Fleenor and sister Christine Dockstader visited El Paso relatives including Asa Moore and Gary. Christine Collins recovers from heart surgery with granddaughter Christine Collins. Raymond Crawford and Tommy Collins toured Dallas and Gene Benson family joined. Larry Collins returned to Monahans after stitches were removed in Barstow. A death in Lander Wyoming touched Nancy Bardin and Tammie Leigh who traveled to Oklahoma City for a funeral. Tammie Leigh now resides in Chateau Montana. Vernard Orr and Nan Majors vacationed near Branson Missouri then visited Barstow before returning to El Paso.
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J. Henry Fleenor
Christine Dockstader
el Paso
Asa Moore
Gary
Mary Lou
Diana
Nathan Cass
Christine Collins
Raymond Crawford
Tommy Collins
Dallas
Kenneth
Gene Benson
J.J. Wester
Presbyterian Church
Barstow
Weatherford
Larry Collins
Monahans
Christine
Fleenor
Mike Fleenors
Nancy
Joe Bardin
Tammie Leigh
Lander
Wyoming
Oklahoma City
Kermit
Chateau , Montana
Vernard Orr
Nan Majors
Cotton market shows mixed demand in Far West trading
USDA reports export sales down while inquiries stay strong in Western markets. Growers offer largely small lots with middling prices around 24.0 to 24.25 cents per pound and San Joaquin Valley grades selling at 26.00 cents. Purchases via Phoenix Cotton Exchange reach 1,890 bales as local gins ease into harvest pickup.
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Consumer and Marketing Service
USDA
San Joaquin Valley
Phoenix
el Centro
Central
Arizona
Western
Fresen
Phoenix Cotton Exchange
el Paso
Quick Quiz Answers From Historical Bulletin
A collection of quiz Q and A items covers topics from the U S Naval Academy degrees to miracles in public ministry, Issei and Nisei meanings, UN proceedings languages, the record honorary degrees and Herbert Hoover, and the most abundant element in the universe hydrogen.
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Herbert Clark Hoover
United States
Weeders Guide Bulb News Highlights Planting Methods and Varieties
The piece lists three bulb planting methods for tulips and other bulbs with specifics on depth and spacing. It spotlights Keukenhof’s most admired bulbs, naming varieties for tulips, hyacinths, daffodils, and lilies. Minor bulbs such as crocus and muscari are described with popular varieties and album selections.
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Earl Aronson
Keukenhof
Lisse
Netherlands
Triumph Thule
Triumph Garden Party
Triumph Prince Charles
Darwin Habrid
John T. Scheepers
Cape Cod
Amsterdam
Pickwick
Today in History List Highlights Key Events
On this date in 1683 German settlers arrived in Philadelphia. In 1470 King Henry VI of England was released from the Tower. In 1890 a Mormon conference abolished polygamy. In 1911 Italian marines occupied Tripoli. In 1927 The Jazz Singer opened signaling talking pictures. In 1937 League condemned Japanese aggression in China. In 1958 Seawolf surfaced after two months submerged. One year ago Pope Paul VI spoke in Rome on papal authority.
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Associated Press
America
Philadelphia
Henry VI
England
Tower of London
Salt Lake City
Utah
Tripoli
al Jolson
China
League of Nations
U. S
New England
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
Sukarno
Lyndon B. Johnson
Paul VI
Rome
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