Grasshopper Control Efforts Considered in Collingsworth County
USDA inspector F Q Preston reports 120000 acres affected with high hopper counts across the county and east Quail. Aerial low volume malathion spraying may be used with landowners paying 50 cents per acre and USDA 25 cents, contracts via the County Agent's office, bids invited, hatch timing critical.
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Collingsworth
United States Department of Agriculture
F. Q. Preston
UASDA
Childress
Preston
USDA
Mr. Preston
Former King teacher dies after long career in Texas
Mrs. Johnnie Cook Boyd 75, once King School teacher about 50 years ago, died June 7 in Wichita Falls Texas. Born 1891 in Montague County she began teaching at 15 and later led City View School from 1938 to 1955. Survived by husband two daughters and three grandchildren.
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Collingsworth County
Wichita Falls
Clifford C. Boyd
Claud Savage
Johnnie Cook
King
Boyd
Montague County
North Texas State University
Town Park
City View School
Vacation Bible School Opens at First Methodist Church
Vacation Bible School at First Methodist opens Monday June 19 and runs through Friday June 23 with a Sunday program June 25. Mrs. Bob Sessions directs with Mrs. Bob McAlister as children's division superintendent and 9 to 11 30 step mornings.
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Vacation Bible School
First Methodist Church
Bob Sessions
Bob McAlister
Children’s Division
Glen Lacy
Jeff Wilson
Cecil Lockhart
Jack Moreman
Don van Pelt
Cecil Masten
Fred Covey
Bible Lands and Times
Gary Reed
Glen Warrick
Paul
Tommy Lewis
Billy Hatch
Bible School
Mack Saied, Jr
Harold Caldwell
Ellis Todd
Karen Richardson
George Washington Died December 14 1799
Advert reveals a patent remedy for itch with fast relief and antiseptic action offered at Parsons Drug. It mentions a 48 cent price and quick drying formula claimed to address eczema insect bites and surface rashes.
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George Washington
Parsons Drug
Norwood Seniors Tour Houston and Galveston
Norwood seniors recount a week of travel to Houston and Galveston with visits to the Astrodome, NASA, San Jacinto Monument, Battleship Texas, Hermann Park, and Humble Refinery. Participants include Brenda Knoll, Acle Boyd, J D Ward, Joe Lackey, Jay Wischkaemper, and sponsors Mrs Burden and the Wischkaempers. In Galveston they toured Searama and did deep sea fishing.
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Houston
Astrodome
NASA
San Jacinto Monument
Texas
Hermann Park Zvo
By Kendrick
Brenda Knoll
A Cle Boyd
Paul Clark
J. D. Ward
Danny Tate
Calvin Kincarmon
Joe Lackey
Jay Wischkaemper
Burden
A. F. Wischkaemper
Bond Ward
Donald Coleman
Loyd Stephens
Billy Burden
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Humble
Houston Ship Channel
Galveston
Brenda Coleman
Suzy Bentley
Judy Martindale
Leatrice Adams
Charlotte Conner
Sher
Savage Boys Angus Cows Buy Seven Registered Angus Cows
Claude Savage of Wellington bought seven registered Angus cows from Crossroad Angus Farm in Wellington, per the American Angus Association.
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Savage Boys
Angus Cows
Claude Savage
Wellington
Crossroad Angus
American Angus Association
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Grasshopper Control Program
D. H. Russell
Lubbock
KAMP
Jerry Nix
Gilseps
Hayley Mills
Norwood
Sumnerwood
Reddy
Paren
West Texas Utilities Company
United States Department of Commerce