Eaglettes claim consolation at Shamrock meet in hard roads
Sumnerwood Eaglettes win the Shamrock invitational consolation trophy on Saturday December 7 as Kay Purkey scores 22 points and Jo Nell Breeding 10 with Suzy Tentley. Eaglettes beat Mobeetie 51 52 in consolation round and lose to Spearman in opener. Lone boys’ squad falls to Lefors 81 45. Jimmy Martindale leads with 24.
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Sumnerwood Eaglettes
Eagles
Lefors
Joyce Alexander
Kay Purkey
Eaglettes
Jimmy Martindale
Spearman
Jo Nell Breeding
Suzy Tentley
Patterson
Wilde
Norwood
al Spearman
Mobeetie
Jo Nell Hreeding
Suzy Bentley
Mobestie
Mary Gudrel
Judy Rowell
Quarteurs
Sumnerwood
Shamrock
Suny Neatley
Jowell Breeding
Diane Gragg Mitch
Sherry Massey
Marilyn Burkhalter
Sawmoorwood Boys
Shamrock Irish
Wayne Lindley
Danny Knoll
David Kindrick
Jimmy Don Cook
Billy Bon Rives
Lindley
Martindale
Kindrick
Jerry Bromlow
Lafors
Wayne Coleman
Good Weather Boosts Cotton Harvest Pace in 17-County Area
Cotton classing for the week ending Friday shows 22 625 samples, the most this season, with 101 876 total vs 72 082 a year ago. Weather aided picking and gins run around the clock in a 17 county area, while quality slipped overall and micronaire readings rose slightly.
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K. F E. Voetkel
USDA
Memphis
Dedson Classes Pick Nominees
Windson high school students nominate candidates for school queen in a week long contest. Mary Ruth Buchanan represents juniors and seniors while Linda Sexton leads freshmen and sophomores. Elementary students will choose two queens in a later program to be announced.
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Windson High School
Mary Ruth Buchanan
Linda Sexton
Strict Tow Middling Light Spotted Readings Noted
Micronaire readings for the described cotton qualities ranged around 16.16 to 28 ta. Cottonseed prices ask around $60 per ton, up from $53 earlier this week. Custom atroppine priced at 50 ewt delivered to the gin, pulling at $1.7 ewt delivered to the gin. The posted market outlook notes wide distribution across Texas.
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Pressley
Texas
Texas Tops Civilian Airports Leading Nation
Texas provides more civilian and joint use airports than any other state with 621. California follows with 605. California leads in total civilian aircraft at 12,079, while Texas has 7,325. Aviation remains a major topic for state agencies.
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Texas
California
Texas agencies add staff and pursue air craft pool
The Texas Industrial Commission added a licensed pilot to its community coordinator staff. Two flight safety supervisors with the Texas Aeronautics Commission John G Uranga and Laddie J Roark are conducting flight safety courses this month in Graham and Breckenridge. The State Legislative Council is studying the possibility of a state agency aircraft pool.
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Texas Industrial Commission
Texas Aeronautics Commission
John G. Uranga
Laddie J. Roark
Graham
Breckanridge
State Legislative Council
Insects Labeled Harmful in United States Crops and Livestock
The article notes about 6,600 insect species and 2,500 mite and tick kinds in the US are economically harmful. It says roughly 700 of these cause billions of dollars in annual damage to crops and livestock.
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Loyd Stephens
Epifano Castillo
Stanley Oldham
Bryan Stafford
Frankie Green
Nelson Dwyer
Dale Morris
Mack Knoll
Coach Stephens
Sammy Pullum
Ken Wischkaemper
Gary Oldham
Melvin Kincannon
Doug Darrow
Thomas Zermino
Eugene Glazner
Max Paschal
Dedson
Latii Tricycles
TITAN
Steve Owens
Qab
Melmac
Decorator
Tropic Air
Zebco Spinning Reel
Fah
Arcord
Jerry Wale
Columbia Records
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