Confederate Veterans Burial List Spurs Local History Effort
A corrected note urges readers to help document Confederate veterans buried in Collingsworth County. The United Daughters of the Confederacy maintains cemetery tallies across Needwood Plymouth Quail Dozier Dodson Fairview Memorial Gardens Arlie Buck Creek and more. Preserving heritage and history remains a community priority with public contact encouraged.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Charles Carroll Duke
Collingsworth County
Memorial Gardens
Sabine Pass
Wellington
Hattie D. Wells
Collingsworth
Europe
Needwood
T.E. Walker
John W. Willard
B.T. Ingram
Plymouth
I.P. Dunn
L.M. Montgomery
T.F. Massey
Quail
James P. Shelby
Euphanny Ford
John W. Dollar
T.C. Atkinson
B.S. Boyett
Francis W. Murray
Dozier
Alexander Coleman
Robert S. Adcock
Dodson
William C. Scott
James Alfonzo Scott
Benjamin J. Estes
Fairview Cemetery
Frank Lacasse
Reese Bowen
James J. Bowen
Allen Sparks
R.H. Cocke
Isaac Bounds
M. Yopp
James M. Higgins
J.S. Richards
John Winney
J.G. Wright
T.C. Fuller
James L. Dickey
Julius Columbus Haralson
J.N. Carson
W.H. Forbis
Isaac Strong
R. Bynum
S.M. Wood
Wesley Seale
James A. Leggitt
August Stall
Charles Carrol Duke
A.H. Wilkins
Arlie
James F. Mannahan
J.C. Alexander
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Couple celebrates 65th wedding anniversary in Wellington
Dear Editor letter congratulates Mr. and Mrs. W L White on their 65th anniversary. The writer notes her own 66th anniversary coming Sept 6, 1990 and recalls school days with Mr. White in Quail Texas. Also mentions Canada border details and Greenland as largest island.
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The
Wellington Leader
W.L. White
White
Quail
Texas
Texas Lawmakers Leap Toward Narrow School Finance Deal
In a late bid to save a school finance bill, Senate and House leaders propose cutting first year cost to 450 million, allow governor to appoint the education commissioner, adjust funding to curb future cuts, and permit limited property tax increases while critics call it surrender. The move follows a $250.1 million social services bailout plan and ongoing debate over special sessions and district consolidation.
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Austin
Senate
House
Bill Clements
Bill Hobby
Bill Kilgarlin
Kilgarlin
Texas
Chet Brooks
Pasadena
Texas Department of Human Services
Brooks
Texas Department of Health
Judicial Reform Appeal
U.S. Supreme Court
Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Wheat Devastation Near Lone Mound From Sudden Storm
A southwestern storm struck Lone Mound at about 6 p.m. with hail as large as polf balls, destroying 500 acres of Gary and Toni Wright wheat and whitening the ground. Windows shattered on several buildings as the storm moved northeast toward Shamrock and western Oklahoma, while rain may aid nearby cotton planting.
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Gary and
Toni Wright
Lone
Shamrock
Oklahoma
Texas Deer Harvest Second Highest On Record
Texas wildlife officials report the 1989 90 deer harvest at about 477 491 white tailed deer, the second largest total ever. Antlerless deer climbed to a record 221 446 as hunter numbers rose about four percent to 564 000 and hunter days exceeded four million. Mule deer, wild turkeys, and javelina totals are detailed with declines and gains versus prior years.
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Texas
Glenn Boydston
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Wildlife Division
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Neil Wilbur
Lynda McGillirculation
Ramona Hightower
Panhandle
Jack Stein
Virginia Robey News
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Bee Ford
Texas Press Association
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Joe Erwin
S. Willow
Fresno
Great Lakes
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Greenland
North America
Eddie Cavazos
Corpus Christi
Cavazos
Clements
Mike Toomey
Corrections Corporation of America
Wackenhut Corrections Corp
Texas Racing Commission
Lyndell Williams
Lloyd Bentsen
Fort Worth
Charles “Chip” Staniswalis
Amiarillo
Travis County
Staniswalis
TDHS
Children’s Protective Services
P. D
Amarillo
Boy Scouts
Great Britain
General Baden-Powell
Lone Mound
Acres
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