Red River origins and history across Texas and beyond
The Red River forms Texas Panhandle boundaries and drains toward the Mississippi. It rises in the eastern Colorado Rockies, flows through Palo Duro Canyon and Kidress County, collecting Tule Creek and Washita waters before entering Louisiana. Historical notes cover Coronado, Marcy’s 1852 expedition, the Great Raft removal by the Corps of Engineers, and navigation toward Natchez, Mississippi.
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Red River
Texas
Texas Panhandle
Mississippi River
Colorado Rocky Mountains
Panhandle
Palo Duro Canyon
Childress County
Tule Creek
Washita
North Fork
Salt Fork
Elm Creek
Coronado
United States
Randolph Marcy
Prairie Dog Fork
Charley Sheve
Corp of Engineers
United States Corp of Engineers
Natchitoches
Louisiana
Alexandria
Mississippi
Natchez
Pasture Planning and 4-H Workshop Announced by County Agent
Collingsworth County Agent Dalé Dunlap urges forage and livestock producers to choose grasses by purpose and climate, test soil early, and prepare firm seedbeds. The issue also reports Caleb Baumgardner and Holly Davis placing in cattle shows and outlines upcoming 4-H workshops on sewing, fashion shows, and other youth projects with dates in March and contact details for Saunna Blacksher at the county extension office.
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Texas
Salt Fork
Dodson Highway
Wellington
Burn Handley
Saunna Blacksher
County Extension Office
Obituary of Frederick A Saied Wellington native dies in Wichita
Frederick Allen Saied, a Wellington native later of Wichita, Kansas, died February 24, 2001 at 67. He owned Saied's Department Store in Wellington, led Rotary and Chamber roles in Elk City, managed Penelope's and Oliver's in Wichita Falls, and moved to Wichita in 1996 to be near his daughters. He suffered progressive supranuclear palsy and was remembered as a kind, successful merchant, musician, and family man with two daughters, three brothers, two sisters, and five grandchildren. Memorials are directed to PSP Society, Union Rescue Mission, or ConnectCare.
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Frederick Allen
Fred" Saied
Wellington
Wichita
Kansas
College Hill United Methodist Church
Downing and Lahey
Hone
University of Texas
Mack
Saied's
First United Methodist Church
Elk City
Laird's Ladies Apparel
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Wichita Falls
Penelope's
Oliver's
Floral Heights Methodist Church
Saird
Pacemakers
Frank Sinatra
New York
Allen
Barbara
Sharon Razook
Suzanne Reynolds
Mack Jr
V.C
Camal Dakil
Midland
Gladys Taylor
Quanah
Jennie Massad
Caroline
Madeline
Eric
Nikki
Society of Psp
Woodholme Medical
Green Tree Road
Baltimore
Union Rescue Mission
North St. Francis
ConnectCare
Extension Service Programs Open to All Citizens
Educational programs conducted by the Texas Agricultural Extension Service are open to all citizens without regard to race, color, sex, disability, religion, age or national origin.
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The
Texas
Agricultural Extension Service
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Fred and
Ruby Squyres
Texas Panhandle Frontier
Frederick W. Rathesen
Tyson
Ambroise Paré
TLC
Terry's Lawn Care
Galveston
Dalé Dunlap
Collingsworth
Caleb Baumgardner
Holly Davis
Tate Baumgardner
Shanna James
Larkin Davis
Tucker Long
Bo Bohannon
Marcie Langley
Shay Morris
Evan Derrick
Lance Kane
Brittnn
Bohannon
Eric Needham
Payton Kane
Sharell Dyer
Andi Needham
Clothing Project
Wellington Leader
Fred
San Antonio
AME
Ri E A
Biot
Texas Lottery
Classic Digital Cable
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