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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1966

Page

2

Texas Parks and Wildlife Plans Expanded Water Patrols

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department announces an expanded warden force under House Bill 69 to enforce the new inland waterways safety act. Motorboat wardens will arrest impaired operators, with 203 wardens in the field and 20 in training across five regions and 87 large water areas.

Austin Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Texas A&m University R.S Texas Motor Vehicle Division Texas Highway Department Coast Guard Department Coast Guard School Yorktown Corpus Christi Galveston Brownsville Sabine Wichita Kan Colorado Arkansas Kansas Louisiana Nebraska New Mexico Oklahoma

O M Hall Dies at Honey Grove

Ollie Marcellous Hall 68 died May 19 in a Paris hospital. He lived in Honey Grove and funeral services were May 21 at the Church of Christ with burial at Oakwood Cemetery. Survived by wife Annie Hall two daughters two sisters and a grandson Delmas Alan Brewer. He was born March 1 1898 and moved with family to the area in 1927 returning in 1956.

Quail Lillie Ollie Marcellous Hall Paris Honey Grove Church of Christ Oakwood Cemetery Mr. Hall Honey Grave Kirk Sarah Elizabeth Hall Annie Perdue Annie Hall Delmas Brewer Amarillo Pat Pebley Allie Pitts Boswell Okla Oma Lemons Bigsby Delmas Alan Brewer

Lake study notes equipment and transport upgrades

The report discusses using available boats and motors, requesting supplementary gear, and adding trailers to enable flexible use across multiple lakes as conditions demand. It notes that men will be detailed as needed from other duties to assist in these efforts.

Texas Tree Farms Highlight Forest Benefits

Texas Tree Farms showcase forest products and jobs while supporting watershed protection wildlife habitat recreation and local tax revenue across communities through sustainable forestry practices and public programs.

Texas

Calorie Defined as Heat Unit for Water Temperature Rise

A calorie is the unit of heat required to raise the temperature of one kilogram of water by one degree Celsius.

Texas cotton growers boost machinery and chemical use

Texas cotton producers increasingly rely on machinery and chemicals to cut costs and raise yields. Texas A&M Extension Cotton Specialist Fred C. Elliott reports 1965 data showing 94 percent of the crop harvested by machines, with extensive chemical use from planting through harvest across 167 counties.

College Station Texas Fred C. Elliott Texas A&m University Elliott

Possums Aid Medical Work in North Texas

Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept uses a possum roundup to collect pregnant opossums for medical research at the University of Colorado. Under Warden Hill Lawrence, volunteers capture at least 100 possums by night using a net device, then ship them to Denver for leukemia and other disease studies.

Austin Texas Parks and Wildlife Department North Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Animal Kingdom Hill Lawrence Lawrence University of Colorado Medical Research Center Denver

Cotton Committees Active in 144 Counties With Proposals

The latest recommended practices from research note that seven step Cotton Committees operated in 144 counties. The specialist said they sponsored programs with county program building committees including meetings tours demonstrations and other activities that united producers.

Rain Lifts San Angelo Hatcheries Water Levels

San Angelo area receives two to five inches of rain boosting lake reserves and enabling partial fish hatchery operations. Pettitt says eight of sixteen bass ponds are stocked with a potential two to four million bass, catfish ponds expect 3/4 million babies, plus sunfish and limited crappie. Huey Long died September 10, 1935 after being shot in the Louisiana capitol.

San Angelo A. E. Pettitt Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Pettit

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Strategic Air Command O.M. Hall Eddie Slay Sat. Mon Endie Slay Clothier The American Institute of Banking Credit Administration Bank Management Principles of Banking Lillie Gin Wellington Production Credit Association Zook Thomas Westex Huey Long
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