West Texas State May Shed Teachers College Designation
The Texas State Board of Regents endorsed a liberalized curriculum for state teachers colleges, allowing degree programs without education courses while preserving the teachers certificate requirement. They advised no name shortening without legislative action. About 20,000 Canyon alumni backed the move, with a ten year program announced by President J A Hill.
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Teachers Colleges of
Texas
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
Collingsworth
Texas State Board of Regents
Houston
Board of Regents
State Teachers Colleges of Texas
Regents
West Texas State
The
Canyon School
J. A. Hill
Prehistoric Horse Found In Donley County Canyon
Prof C Stuart Johnston reports a Calippus regulus fossil from the Clarendon beds near Golds ton two miles west on the Grant property in Donley County The small equid is the earliest horse ancestor and its remains are preserved in the Panhandle Plains Historical Society Museum. findings funded by the Works Progress Administration and Panhandle college staff.
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Clarendon
Grant
Goldston
Donley County
The
Progress Administration
Margaret Johnston
Clarendon Beds
Museum of the
Tech prepares for lean years with oval feed barn
Texas Tech agricultural division builds a 40 by 100 foot oval feed barn to store roughage and grain as a hedge against future shortages. The $1750 structure uses hoop rafters, sheet metal covering, and features storage bins holding 500 to 1000 bushels each.
Proper Orchard Location and Care Guidelines
Factors for orchard site selection include rainfall, soil depth, drainage, and terrace orientation. In wet areas avoid saturated soils. in western regions favor deep moisture retaining soil and check for nematodes that harm roots. Use adapted varieties and consult local agricultural agents for guidance.
Wilnuleer School to Open After Cotton Holiday
Wilnuleer School will begin Monday after a cotton picking vacation. Principal Harold Leach announced the longest county dismissal period ended, with expected attendance up after cotton gathering. Mrs. J. W. Clark leads the primary grades.
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Wilnuleer
Harold Leach
Leach
J. W. Clark
Ground work for a successful cotton or corn crop
The article urges growers to plan this year for a successful crop of cotton or corn and build a foundation for fruit in quantity and quality. It emphasizes preparation and steady work to achieve strong yield and crop health.
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General College
Collingsworth County
Los Angeles
Donley
E. D. Clay
Billie Voen Brickey
Durwood Willingham
Aberdeen
Mr. Willingham
White Swan Coffee St
Prunes
Tech
Margaret Moser
Myrtle Peoples
Joe Coleman
John Williams
Goverage
Wellington
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