Farmers expand water storage tanks in Collingsworth area
Farmers and ranchers in Collingsworth County are installing corrugated metal reinforced concrete water storage tanks for livestock. Tanks are placed in pasture where water is found, away from grazing zones to improve freeze distribution and salt placement. Local growers including Mrs. Vor Tint Tickey, FL Dakery, Mrs. Glrarhe Starkey, Jahneun, Vaughan, and Clarence Dules are among those adding new facilities.
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Collingsworth County
Piurud
Takis
Vor
Glrarhe Starkey
Lous Jahneun
Vaughan
Clarence Dules Hoya
Windbreaks and water storage for cattle herds
The district highlights a 7 day water supply by calculating 25 gallons per head to prevent shortages from pump or windmill failures. Windbreaks save fuel, protect buildings and stock, and trials show sheltered homes use 20.2 percent less fuel. cattle wintered in brush gain much more than shed lots. Mrs Tot Parker and son Till Parker attended services for Mrs Eula Hicks.
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Vaughan
the Lakes State Forest
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas Panhandle
Farmstead and Feedlot Windbreaks in the Range
The article discusses windbreaks as planted barriers to reduce wind, beautify areas, and provide shade on farms. It notes windbreaks are common along streams and field margins, with shrubs and trees forming lines that protect crops and livestock while influencing moisture and microclimates.
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Teen Soil Conservation Service
Elide Everrreams
Rites Held For Eula Longino Hicks In Odessa
Out of town mourners attended the Saturday funeral of Mrs. Eula Longino Hicks of Odessa a former Wellington resident. Attendees included relatives and friends from Amarillo Lubbock Odessa Stratford Melrose Clovis and Lawrence Kan among others. Edward VII abdicated the British throne Sec 11 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Longino Hicks
Odessa
Wellington
Raymond Wilson
Amarillo
J. W. Longino
Clyde Savel
Lubbock
Hal Reinhart
Amarila
Mra
Aaron Reinhart
Dumas
Chester Guthrie
Stratford
Pearl Parkes
Akron
Oliog
Oditoge Dlr
Mid Picts
Childress
CT. Howell
H. Hitchfield
Joe Shields
Edward VII
Texas Club Officers Named at Peabody
Warren Travis White and Mrs. Peggy Riggs Wildman from Dallas serve as officers of the Texas State Club at George Peabody College for Teachers in Nashville. Officers include White as president Allen Cox Wichita Falls as vice president Miss Pamela Cravens Wichita Falls secretary treasurer Miss Susan Rochelle Pasadena social chairwoman and Mrs Wittman reporter. White, son of Mr and Mrs W T White of Dallas, pursues the Education degree at Peabody holding BA and MA from the University of Texas at Austin and membership in Leadership Club Delta Sigma Rho Phi Delta Kappa and Kappa Delta Phi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Warren Travis White
Peggy Riggs Wildman
Dallas
Texas State Club
George Peabody
Wildman
Wellington
Texas
White
Allen Cox
Wichita Falls
Pamela Cravens
Susan Rochelle
Pasadena
Wittman
Peabody
W. T. White
University of Texas At Austin
Public Notice on Constitutional Amendment One Ballot Texas
A state public notice outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment Number One to be voted on at the November 1983 election. It details sections altering voting qualifications, poll tax provisions, registration, and procedures, including ballot labeling and gubernatorial proclamation requirements. The amendment seeks to repeal poll tax payments as a voting prerequisite and allows statewide voter registration by law.
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Senath
Texas
Texab
Ehal
Armai Faresa
Unitel Xinten
United States
Raaldel
Ao Jongwe
State of Texes
Abnati
Kozi
Neaas
Bechuma Glen
Btebel
Chad
Gwen
Sinta
Delaliy
Texar
Bertin
Bilal
Ube
Ganarat
Atate
Fedeeal Funda
Atate Conde
Aueh
Clainnta
Tedara
Texas Veterans' Land Board Constitutional Amendment Vote
Public notice outlines Senate Joint Resolution 16 proposing an amendment to the Texas Constitution for a Veterans' Land Board structure. It details board composition, appointment terms, compensation, and bond funding of up to 389 million dollars with a 4.5 percent cap guidance and oversight by state officials. The measure asks voters to approve the constitutional change in the November 4, 1963 election.
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Senate
Texas
State of
Wavernmental Arties
Veteran’ Law’ Board
Sal Boacant
Heran
Heran. Sall Foard
General Land Gffien
Stata of Texas
Veterans’ Affairs
Whenhall
Fle Nantes
Sali
Aerva
General Land Uidee
Veterans Land Program
Snl
Rae Atrietion
General Land Office
Sahil Bown
Anil Cumminsioner
Veterans’ Land Board
Walt
Gomipurelier
Prinetoas
Amy Yale
Beard Fe Party Land Bunst
Tony
Tie
Landa
Teves Mat
Uneti Buttes
Terar Vivet Staten
Tie Htate
Tenan Ostel
Cork
Army
Navy
Air
Fluard
Marine Corpe
United States
United
Bates
Armel
Enamel
Waterone
Veterana
Ia Menaya
Joelutine
Armed Services of the United Ditater
Texas Veterans Land Fund Amendment proposal text
A long constitutional amendment proposal outlines how funds from the Veterans Land Fund would be used to purchase lands for Texas veterans. It details bond retirements, fund divisions, investment rules, and procedures for allocating money to buy land and cover related costs. The measure notes combined funding levels and legislative authority to implement the amendment.
Wellington Leader Highlights Local Education Figures
In a Wellington Leader note from August 8 1963 Mrs Wildman wife of B D Wildman of Dallas is pursuing a doctorate in education. Her career spans teaching speech and English in Vernon and Fort Worth and serving as elementary principal in Midland. She holds a BS from Texas Tech Limbock and an SM from SMU with a Peabody specialist in education and works as leader of a Peabody Leadership Club this summer. Her eight Dallas elementary years include five with mentally retarded students. Her parents are H. S. Riggs and wife of Wellington.
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Hila
Vernon
Fort Worth
Midland
Wildman
B .D. Wildman
Lahigh, Dallay
Texas ‘Technological College
Limbbock
Southern Methodist University
Peabody
Dallas
H. S. Riggs
Wellington
Langley Buys Angus Bull in Wellington Trade
D F Langley of Wellington purchased an Aberdeen Angus bull from J T Slay, a leading breeder in the area. Slay is noted as a major Aberdeen Angus breeder. Also mention that Mr and Mrs Barney Glenn and their two daughters are vacationing in California.
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D. F. Langley
Wellington
J. T. Slay
Slap of
Slay
Mrs
Barney Glenn
California
Proposed Constitutional Amendment for Jefferson County Benefits
Jefferson County voters will decide Senate Joint Resolution No. 26 proposing an amendment to Article XVI Section 62 of the Texas Constitution to create a retired officer and employee death and disability compensation fund. The measure would allow counties to levy funded sub divisions to support premiums and benefits for lieutenant governor and administration staff, with allocations tied to political subdivisions' contributions under a county system. The ballot language includes four weekly notices and required proclamations for passage.
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Jefferson County
Teves
Jafferson County
Witer
Balubiished
Mt Bewst
Teil Cnty
Eaid
Desililent Aubdividion
Jefferson Cosny
Twaax
Roth Heutenant
Vrenidiity
Death Compeneation Fond
Palitie
Jeffersonn County
Texas
Texas, To Entabilab, After Aproval of Thi Ag * S
Fulrecient
Apy Ee
Willows
Salmseflan
iArticle
Motherine Elt
Jatfareon Wwwatabliah
She Tipemant
Teabilier
Silan
Betlee
Seid
Ata
Amendment on the 5/ Lot proposal on political sub divisions
A garbled OCR text outlines a constitutional amendment concerning funding safeguards for political subdivisions in Texas. It mentions a trust or fund to cover endowment and pension-like aid, limitations on recipients, and a referendum to be voted on by November. It references the governor, publication requirements, and the Texas Constitution.
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Mall Reanty
United Sites
Teena
United States
Madeiinieter Weld
Blate
Texas
Herain
Texee
Proposed Texas constitution amendment on welfare aid
A constitutional amendment proposed in the Texas Legislature seeks state funded aid for selected needy and disabled residents and children, with federal matching funds to pay guaranteed amounts. It authorizes appropriations for assistance, sets annual caps, and requires governor's proclamation for the election to ratify the measure. The amendment would provide for welfare payments to eligible Texans and outline residency and qualification rules.
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Diethday
Fide
Etna
Texas
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