Fall Fair Livestock Show Winners Reported Across Classes
Complete results from the Fall Fair Livestock Show list top placers in steers, capons, lambs, and hogs. Names like Carl Smith Ronald Box David Hess Stormy Prewit Jim Martinez Mary Ellen Aranda Ruben Matta Jesse Evans and others appear among numerous firsts and seconds across weight classes and breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steers
Hvy
Carl Smith
David Patillo
Sammy Gallego
Bobby Calloway
Tony Gallego
Coy Davis
Med
Ronald Box
Mike Precit
Bobby Stafford
Paul Lawrance
Tom Passmore
Mike Lemons
Bill Mauldin
K. Wt
David Hess
Randy Reynolds
Mike Passmore
Sonny Lindsay
Angela Gail Martin
Gary Mitchell
Capons
David Propp
Steve Hefner
Gary Compton
Lambs Finewool
Lake Mitchell
Don Burham
Steve Compton
Ramon Meras
Tony Carrillo
Lambs
Finewool
Eaton Wells
Kim Martinez
Debbie Mitchell
Steve Beauregard
Jim Bob McNeil
Purebred
Hamp Suffolk, Sr
Stormy Prewit
Serio Candelas
Dian Tapp
Dorset
Mary Ellen Aranda
Orlado Sanchez
Herman Sanchez
Corina Scripps
Suffolk Cross
Jim Martinez
Dan Rasberry
Jimmy Gallego
Omero Sanchez
Hamp Cross
Nancy Box
Rene Molinar
J.B. McNeil
Danny Dandy
Pedro Mearns
Jimmy Scripps
Jr. Gamboa
Joe Meras
Guy West
George Toone
Diana Tapp
Eve Wilson
Lezlie McNeil
Jim Dixon
Laurie Mitchell
Ronald Weaver
Billy D. Toone
Charley Brandon
Southdown
Mark Beauregard
Neil Thomas
Rees Burkholder
Jeff Lindsay
Tom Jones
Vance McNeil
Beverly Griffis
Sammy Natividad
John Lindsay
Jess Evans
Curtis
J. B. McNeil
Hamp Rams
Eddie Brijalba
Ruben Matta
Billy Toone
Yearling
Ram
Ewes
Mary Ellen Alan- Hamp
Hamp
Ewe
Jan Holley
Polly's Pointers Make Tree Ornaments From Spoons
Dear Polly column offers household crafts and fixes. Tips include making Christmas tree ornaments from plastic measuring spoons, a toothbrush holder from a toilet tissue roll, removing pen marks from piano keys, converting a flat sheet to a queen sized fitted bottom sheet, and a hanging toy rack from a bleach bottle. Readers are invited to send ideas for cash rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Wanda
Rig counts steady with Pecos leading in Basin Area
The Reed Drilling Tools Weekly survey shows 178 rigs active this week, up from 176 rotaries the prior week. A year ago, 195 rotaries were drilling in the 65 county Basin Area, with Pecos leading at 27 rigs, two more than last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Drilling Tool
Pecos
Ector
Andrews
Nolan
Borden i
Cochran Coke Concho Crane Crockett Dawson
Dickens
Ll Eddy Fisher Gaines
Hockley
Howard Irion Kent Lea
Loving Lubbock
Martin Ll
Midland Nolan Pecos
Reagan Reeves
Ll Roosevelt Runnels
Schleicher Scurry
Sterling Stonewall
Terry Tom Green
Upton
Val Verde
Ward Ll
Winkler
Yoakum
Farmers to Receive Estimates for Texas Counties
Information from about 25 000 Texas farmers and ranchers will form official county and state crop production estimates. County Agent Paul Tapp notes Reev es County will participate as part of the statewide survey led by Cary Palmer of the Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. The nationwide questionnaire will be mailed in late October and early November to aid planning and provide an unbiased view of Texas agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Paul Tapp
Reeves County
Cary Palmer
Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Austin
Your Horoscope for Aries through Pisces 1970 Calendar
Frances Drake presents horoscopes for all signs with guidance on daily decisions and personal traits. Noting Cornel Wilde's birth date, the piece invites readers to order a 1971 personal forecast calendar by mail from New York, including name, address, and birth date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capricorn
Aquarius
Cornel Wilde
Frances Drake
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Flying fish like freshwater butterfly leaps profits glide
A freshwater butterfly fish reaches about five inches at maturity and can leap up to six feet from water. It glides down with help from its large pectoral fins to a soft landing.
Barstow Meeting Covers Pipe Refinement and Social Events
Sierra Madera Water Utilities District Association officials showcased cement refinements for 6 inch pipes to reduce digging costs at a Sands Motel program in Ft. Stockton. A religious club dinner, a Pecos guest list, and a Barstow farewell luncheon for Mrs. Everett Morgan featured local attendees from Pecos and Barstow, with moves to San Angelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Maxey
Sierra Madera Water Utilities District Association
Sands
Ft. Stockston
Davin
John Lowe
Ft. Worth
Midland
Wendel Nichols
Harry Smith
Ft. Stockton
Phillips
Grandfalls
Hunt
Pecos
Wednesday Bridge Club
Everett Morgan
Barstow Community Center
Barstow
John Burkholder
Forrest Walcker
WL. Fuller
Mattie Strain
Frost, Texas
W.L. Fuller
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Hamp Suffolk
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Jean Ann Evans
Vickie Passmore
Rusty Grey
Sam Natividad
Wayman Scull
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Howard Weaver
St. Alexa Gallego
Barry Clark
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