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Newspaper
Seminole News
Location
Seminole, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1968
Page
2
Joe W. Anderson and O. C. Jeffries of Seminole announce a meeting Friday August 16 at 7 30 PM on the third floor of the Gaines County Courthouse to elect the Gaines County producer director for Plains Cotton Growers Inc. The program aims to review the federal cotton program and futures hedging, with a PCG staffer presenting a year in review.
Highway Patrolman George Frasier filed word of a one car crash Monday night on Nadine Road at 9 30 p m. Eubank driving west swerved to miss a cow and struck a calf. Car damage about 450 dollars. The calf was killed.
County committee chairman Troy Martin announced final payments for participating growers will begin after August 19. Payments cover any unpaid part of the estimated diversion and price support, with options to receive half of the estimated diversion at signup. Estimated total payments are about 3.43 million dollars for 903 county participants, with loans available on 1966 production at national averages of 1.05 per bushel for corn and 1.61 per hundredweight for grain sorghum.
Calvin Holcomb announces a new Quality Cotton Contest for Gaines County 4-H Crops leaders Gary Weaver Troy Martin Harlan Miller H Q Sharp and Homer Smith have drawn up rules. The contest aims to promote quality cotton production with ASCS standards and measures by September 1 1968 for new members.
Saturday night drew winners at the annual event with Margaret Garcia Route 4 securing the grand prize of $50. Mrs. Lucille McClead 900 NW Ave won $30 and Noemi Munguia 203 NW Ave won $20.
Mrs Ernest Foote and her sister Mrs Mattie Hilburn of Greenville returned home Monday after visiting in Greenville Camel in Commerce with their niece and in Austin with Mrs Foote's son and family.
The W. J. George family attended Six Flags Over Texas and reported rattlesnake bite on Charleen Apple. She was released from the hospital Monday afternoon and is said to be doing fine after the incident during a Comanche area family reunion.
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