Tech researchers target Texas brush menace across ranges
At Texas Tech University four years into Brush Control Studies led by Dr Joseph L Schuster researchers measure losses from mesquite and other species. They test methods from dragging chains to biological controls while highlighting economic gains from increased range livestock output.
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Lubbock
Texas
Rolling Plains
Texas Tech University
Joseph L. Schuster
Schuster
Texas Tech
Hospital Notes Reflect August Admissions and Discharges
The record lists patients admitted in August across multiple departments. Key entries include Gaylon Keith Davis, 17, surgical August 1 to 6, and Linda Gale Murdock, two and a half, admitted August 4 for medical care. Several others are noted as medical or traumatic surgery patients with fluctuating admission and discharge dates.
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Gaylon Keith Davis
G.N. Davis
Ethel Bailey
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Simmie Anderson
J.A. Leach
Roy C. Shirley
Craig Holton
Ham Holton
Hollis
E.C. Alexander
Dodson
Linda Gale Murdock
Howard Murdock
Jimmy Bowen
Kenny Brown
Love
Amarillo
Lenora Jackson
Bob Nelson
Thomas Teaches Ag at Briscoe High School
John Alf Thomas has been elected to teach vocational agriculture at Briscoe High. He and his family move this week from the Lillie community. This is his first year in vocational agriculture after a 10 year teaching career. He is a Texas Tech graduate with a major in agricultural education.
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John Alf Thomas
Briscoe
Texas
Ft. Worth
Thomas
Lillie
Texas Tech University
Sumnerwood
Quail
Leia
Barron Named Dean of UT Austin Division of Extension
Dr. William E. Barron is appointed dean of the UT Austin Division of Extension by President Stephen H. Spurr. He has served as interim dean since the death of Norris A. Hiett on Oct. 2, 1970, earning respect from colleagues and the faculty advisory committee.
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Spurr
Christian on Meat Inspection Study Committee
House Speaker Rayford Price named Rep Don Adams of Jasper chairman of a five member interim committee to study the state and federal meat inspection laws. The panel includes Rep Gibson D Lewis Fort Worth Rep Tim Von Dohlen Goliad Rep Raul Longoria Edinburg and Rep Tom Christian Claude. The group may call the Health Department the Animal Health Commission the Attorney General and other agencies for its study and report to the 63rd Legislature convening January next year. Lubbock is described as the world’s third largest inland cotton market.
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State Department of Health
Texas Animal Health Commission
Attorney General’s Office
63Rd
Barbara Wilbur Volunteers with British Columbia Mission
Barbara Wilbur daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Wilbur four miles south of town volunteers this summer with North America Indian Mission of British Columbia Canada She will work in children's programs teen clubs adult Bible studies recreation leadership and community involvement in Indian villages of the Pacific Northwest under inter denominational auspices The mission has used college age volunteers for twenty five years in Washington State British Columbia and Southeastern Alaska to minister to about 50000 Indians Barbara will live among the Indian people and share the Gospel after summer she will return to Dallas Bible College for another year of Christian Education training
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Barbara Wilbur
C.A. Wilbur
North America Indian Mission
British Columbia
Canada
Barbara
Pacific Northwest
Washington State
Alaska
Dallas Bible College
Four Register At Draft Board No. 20
Four young men registered with selective service during July at Local Board No. 20. Named are Terry Clark Boswell Jerry Ray Alston Larry Donnell Culpepper and William Talbot Henard.
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Bill Hatch
Local Board No. 20
Terry Clark Boswell
Jerry Ray Alston
Larry Donnell Culpepper
William Talbot Henard
Early Loco Man Returns After Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. J P Salter of Mangu m Oklahoma visit Loco with Pat Bouchelle. Salter, born in the community, was son of Henry and Mayme Salter. Grandmother Joiner once post mistress at Loco during the old half dugout post office era.
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Loco-Arlie
J.P. Salter
Mangum
Oklahoma
Pat Bouchelle
Mr. Salter
Henry Salter
Mayme Joinet Salter
Joiner
Loco
R.R. Crawley
Mrs. Salter
Sam Lindley Place
E.P. Salter
Classified Ad Notice Names Boarders and Visits Local Properties
A long list of individuals from multiple states and cities is noted as having operated a boarding house for years. The Bouchelle and Salter families are mentioned visiting a Post Office dug-out and the Lindley place, with a directive to sell it via a classified ad.
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Bouchelle’s
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