Texas cattle management tips amid drought and early weaning
Collingsworth County FARM NEWS discusses drought impacts on forage and feed costs, urging cattle producers to adjust feeding plans. It covers maintaining cow condition, planning nutrition for lactation and reproduction, and benefits of early weaning with creep feeding to reduce lactation stress and improve calf development.
St Josephs Hospital Admission Notes Highlight June Entries
Medical and surgical patients admitted in June are listed by name, residence, and admission date. Notable entries include Teresa Shields and Bertha Roberts with June admissions, and deliveries by obstetrical patients such as Marvin Garrison and Lee Winslow Devoss.
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Teresa Shields
Bertha Roberts
Excle Francis
Mangum
Laura M. Bell
Surgical
Robert Sherwood
Merlyn Carter
Dodson
Medical
Leroy Brinkley
Lena Miller
Elma McClendon
Inez Reding
Amarillo Hospital
W.R. Crawley
James Doneghy
Tom R. Wilkins
Ansel Eugene Mote
Marvin Garrison
Julius Deger
Lynn Carter
Doyle Stallings
Lee Winslow Devoss
Elzie White
Jerry Gasslot
Cor+ put Christi
Hasen
Troy Gardner
Ansel Eutene Mote
Olan Farris
Opie
Daiky Owen
Mas Teresa Shields
Johnson Leaves for Army Duty
Mack Monroe Johnson left for enlistment in the United States Army and is stationed at Fort Polk Louisiana for basic training. The 19 year old attended Wellington schools and later worked for Clyde Benton building elevator logs. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Loyt Johnson.
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Mack Monroe Johnson
United States Army
Ft. Polk
Wellington
Clyde Benton
Loyt Johnson
County Cotton Allotment Totals Reported for Year
County executive director Bob Weatherly announced an effective county cotton allotment of 40 140 acres after 5 445 2 acres were transferred out. The total county allotment this year was 45 585 7 acres, with transfers leaving 40 140 acres in county holdings.
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Bob Weatherly
Five months 1971 traffic summary with fatalities and injuries
District 5-B reports fatal accidents totaling several cases with eight people killed and 135 injured across 223 total crashes. In Childress area four accidents occurred with no deaths, cattle crashes 6 with one death, and other counties show varied injury counts. Hemp Hill and Wheeler districts recorded multiple incidents without fatalities.
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Wast Childress
Donley
Wheeler
District 5-B
Military personnel updates from Fort Ord and Fort Jackson
Reports from Fort Ord and Fort Jackson note Pvt Robert S Hawley 19 Shamrock Texas completed a five week vehicle driver course at Fort Ord in training on military vehicles under four and a half tons. Pvt Robert A Huntley Shamrock Texas completed eight weeks of basic training at Fort Jackson including drills weapons map reading combat tactics and first aid. Pfc Moteenbocker promoted to private first class stationed at Fort Jackson in six months active duty under the National Guard program. Senior Master Sergeant Cletus W Lang son of Lucius Lang Shamrock Texas graduated from the Air Force Senior Noncommissioned Officer Academy Norton AFB California and serves as medical superintendent at Will Rogers World Airport Oklahoma City. Lang is a Vietnam veteran and a 1947 Meadowbrook High School alum. His wife Mary is daughter of Mel Ollie Thomas Lindsay Oklahoma. The item also notes the white bellbird of South America and the world’s largest cemetery in Leningrad with unrelated trivia.
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Ft. Ord
Calif
Army
Robert S. Hawley
Minnie Hawley
S. Oklahoma
Shamrock Tex
Fe. Ord
Ft, Jackson
S. C
Robert A. Huntley
Jackson
Rick. Moteenbocker
Russell Hill
Pfc. Moteenbocker
Ft. Jackson
South Carolina
San Bernardeno
Cletus W. Lang
Lucius Lang
St. Madden
Shamrock
Tex
U.S. Air Force
Norton Afb
Lang
Will Rogers World Airport
Olds
Vietnam
Meadowbrookigh School
Marietta
Oklo
Mary
Mel
Ollie Thomas Ay OW
Financial Facts on Early American Currency
A compact historical note explains that genuine paper money in the United States did not exist until the Civil War era. After independence, Continental Congress issued paper noter as war finance, but these were promissory notes rather than true money.
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Continental Congress
Peavey
Constituti
Times of Fare
Na Xial National
Fina
Clacrisia Ed Mae
Treasury
Ware Receives Degree at West Texas State University
Larry E Ware of Amarillo earned a bachelor of science degree in geography with a minor in English and history from West Texas State University during the spring commencement. He is a Wellington High School graduate and works in graphic arts and media at PESP Educational Center in Amarillo.
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Larry E Ware
Amar
West Texas State University
Canyon
Emett Ware
Wellington High School
Ware
Pesp Educational Center
Amatilo
Weekend visitors fill farm home with extended families
The text lists numerous guests visiting across several families in Hereford area, including Lonnie Neeley and Wilbur DePauw households. Attendees from Amarillo, Hedley, Lubbock, Wellington, Friona, Teague, and Shamrock joined for weekends and holidays. Notable notes include Father’s Day gatherings and the 43rd wedding anniversary of Opie White.
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Lonnie Neeley
Carey Don Neeley
Im Ingram
Keath and
Andrea
Amarillo
Clarence Welch
Hedley
Elaine
Denise
Kimberly DePauw
Mrs
Wilbur DePauw
Mes
R.L. Boyett
A.B. Boyett
Mary Boyett
Opie White
Degree Awards 29 Years After Freshman Start in Howard Payne
Mrs. Tommy Austin of Spring near Houston receives a Bachelor of Science degree from Howard Payne College after 29 years since her freshman enrollment. Her daughter Sandra Hendon earns a Master of Education. her husband Tim Hendon is also noted. The family, active in Oak Ridge Baptist Church, has ties to Campuses and local development near the new Houston Intercontinental Airport.
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Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Tommy Austin
Wellington
Sandra
Gerald Hendon
Hendon
Austin
Spring
Houston
Oak Ridge Baptist Church
Tim Austin
U.S. Army
Augsburg
Germany
Vietnam
Steve
Univesity
Rev. Austin
G. T
Bakers Visit in Northwest Headline From Oklahoma Family Trip
Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Baker and children Dean Roger Terry and Kelly with Mr and Mrs C J Weese of Pauls Valley Oklahoma return from a vacation that took them northeast to Yellowstone Park. They traveled through Kansas Colorado Springs Wyoming and Yellowstone encountering deep snow and winter weather. They visited the Grand Tetons and the Rockies before returning to Colorado Springs.
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J.C. Baker
Dean
Roger
Terry
Kelly
Arents
C.J. Weese
Pauls Valley
Oklahoma
Yellowstone Park
Kansas
Colorado Springs
Wyoming
Yellowstone
Grand Tetons
Rockies
Maxwell Girl and Brad Garner Named Band Mentors
Maxwell and Brad Garner named Canyon Junior High In school Outstanding Band Members by 90 members at a recent concert. They were chosen for musical ability, dependability, and team spirit, Brad the son of Dr. and Mrs. Gary Garner. Patricia Maxwell will receive private instruction this summer at West Texas State University.
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Brad Garner
Patricia Maxwell
Canyon Junior High
Brad
Gary Garner
Tierce
West Texas State
Ee Fe
StSatl
Veneraitarilio
Wellington
WTSU
Letter argues Birch Bayh not fit for president and criticizes Vietnam withdrawal views
Jerry Hanciar of Dallas and Shamrock responses to a Dallas Morning News letter praising Birch Bayh. He cites embassy staff opinions, questions Bayh’s foreign policy authority, and warns against a fixed withdrawal timetable. He critiques plans for national healthcare for working mothers and cites concerns about indoctrination and daycare debates.
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Mr. Templeton
Dallas Morning News
Birch Bayh
Thetter
Wellington
Shamrock
Birch Bayh for President A Call for Timetables to End War in Vietnam
Letter writer praises Birch Bayh as a youthful candidate advocating a set timetable to withdraw U.S. troops from Vietnam. He urges freeing prisoners, endorses voting age 18, women’s equality, criminal justice reform, child care networks, and notes Bayh’s Purdue agricultural degree and Indiana University law degree as well as veteran status.
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Dulles
United States
Vietnam
Congress
Purdue
Indiana University
Birch Bayh
R. L. Templeton
Wellington
Texas
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