Cotton crop booming and picker shortage hits Collingsworth
In Collingsworth County by September 26 1951 the cotton harvest surged to 1873 bales with many thousands still in fields hindered by a severe shortage of pickers. Estimates rise to 35000 to 40000 bales. crops are earlier than normal and burnt bolls have opened mainly in the north. Also notes birthdays of C W Roberts and local business milestone for Bill Burden, plus shifts in oil tests and road funding and a 1971 local horse show and school probation plans.
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