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Newhouse gets first bale of 2022

November 8, 2022 by Roger Estlack Leave a Comment

The Donley County Gin recorded its first bale of cotton for the 2022 season October 24 from producer Michael Newhouse. The bale weighed 516 pounds. Shown here are gin owner Kevin Huddleston, Michael Newhouse, Mike Newhouse, and gin manager Daniel Ford. Courtesy Photo

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