State Democratic Convention in Dallas Reflects Party Unity
Reporter Deshins Welk recalls the Texas state convention in Dallas, noting orderly proceedings, vote discipline from precinct to state levels, and support for John Connally. He describes meeting old colleagues, security measures for officials, and the broader debate on presidential selection methods.
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Ima
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Best All Around Winners Named In VFW Youth Rodeo
Mary Lou Bradley of Memphis won best all around cowgirl and David Trammell of Hollis earned best all around cowboy at the second annual VFW Youth Rodeo concluding Saturday night June 8. Bow en announced numerous event trophies for 14 races and roping contests across ages 9 through 18 with winners listed for Friday and Saturday finals.
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Wellington
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Kirk Flowers
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Kathy Patterson
Don Allred
Beverly Orr
Carl Taylor
Kathy
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Barre
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Pam
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Mike Williams
Kim Flowers
Teresa
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Kim
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Boykin
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Leigh Nall
Julie Brownings
Charlie Taylor
Connie Lee
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Charlie
Leigh
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Tell
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Smithy Smith
Smithy
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Northfield
Ricky Nall
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Andy Lowe
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Sumnerwood
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Oldham
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Charlie Tayior
Vinson
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Adelle Buriturst
Janice
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Susan Langley
Rodney White
Vets Alive in Texas and U S Noted at Baker Hotel Visit
In the Baker Hotel lobby Rev Eli Craig of San Antonio aged four shares that 98 Spanish American War veterans remain in Texas and over 3 600 still live in the United States. The report mentions Nancy and Jack and notes the Democratic precinct chairman following his father Senator Parkhouse. Nancy is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Hookelt.
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San Antonio
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The Fair Observes Its First Anniversary In Location
Wellington shop The Fair marks one year at its current site with a store wide sale opening Thursday. Owners George Shadid Miss Marie Shadid and Miss Rose Shadid run the ladies boutique and emphasize offering quality merchandise for regional women.
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Courthouse Square
Jeffe Shubet Shurbet Dies in Floydada
Jeffe R. Shurbet 11 of Floydada died Thursday afternoon in Floydada after a heart condition. He was a breeder trainer and judge for quarter horses and helped promote Wellington shows. Born November 15 1890 in Indian Territory he moved to Wise County then Floyd County and farmed near Floydada before moving to town. Survived by wife Janie two daughters three sisters five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral at First Baptist Floydada with burial in Floydada Cemetery.
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Henry
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Dallas
E. R. Harris
Lockney
C. D. Walford
Plainview
Bill Orman
Plain
U S Cotton Crop Shrinks to 1895 Level in 1967
USDA figures as of December 1 estimate the 1967 U S cotton crop at 7.6 million bales, about half the 1941-45 average and the smallest since 1895. Harvested acreage sits at 8.1 million acres, the lowest since 1869, due to diverted acres, poor planting season, abandonment and early frost.
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Weeds in Wellington Prompt Citizens Cleanup Plea
Wellington chamber directors urged residents to cut tall weeds and tidy premises after heavy spring moisture. Jeff Wilson said downtown areas show weeds through cracks, and while no organized drive is planned, individuals are asked to take responsibility for cleanups.
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Wellington
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Wilkins Furniture Opens New Store in Wellington
Wilkins Furniture inaugurates its grand opening at 917 West Avenue in the former Stevenson Implement Co. location. The store offers living room dining room and bedroom suites in Early American Modern and French Provincial styles with chairs mirrors lamps and garden tools to follow as space allows.
Co-ops Boost Farm Cooperative Business Share
Fifty two percent? Correction: co-ops show that 32 percent of the nation’s farmer cooperatives had gross business of $1 million or more in 1965 66, up 27 percent since 1961 62. Total gross business reached $20.9 billion with 40 percent from 66 co-ops reporting $50 million plus, dominated by large regional associations.
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Farmer Cooperative Service
Home Bridge dirt work inspection near J C Emmert place
A local team inspects dirt heavy projects around the J C Emmert property area. Listing of numerous dirt work sites includes Singley place Fres no Verner Glenn Bob Hightower Colson Morgan Bob Jones Dudley Phipps Barton Singley Tennison Emmert Ratliff and surrounding farms and roads north of Salt Fork. Classified ads promise results.
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Singley
Fresno
Verner Glenn
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Colson
Morgan
Bob Jones
Dudley Phipps
Barton
Tennison
Emmert
Ratliff
Salt Fork
Jim Jones
Jim Clark
Parker
Franklin Knoll
Bill Knoll
City approves land deed for sewage disposal site
Mayor Coleman announced the deed for 9.34 acres from Dr. Dale Watkins of San Antonio was received on Thursday June 6 adding to the west side holdings. Negotiations began months earlier as council members and city officials attended the meeting.
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Dale Watkins
San Antonio
Sam Adams
Howard Holton
Cliff Hartman
Ernest Harwell
J. Y. Martin
Russell Yates
Doc Barjenbruch
Clarendon 1968 Celebration Opens With Turtle Race Parade
Clarendon kicks off its three day 1968 celebration Thursday July 4 with a 10 a.m. turtle race and a 1 p.m. Western parade. A rodeo runs nightly July 4 5 and 6 with Western dances afterward headlined by R T Wood Western Plainsmen. The Friday July 5 AQHA Horse Show starts at 9 a.m. The weekend ends with an Old Settlers Reunion and Fiddlers Contest offering a $100 purse. An afternoon barbecue closes the events at 5 30 p.m.
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R. T. Wood
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