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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1969
Page
2
The piece argues mass production and distribution rely on free market choice while warning that a boycott targeting California grape growers could remove grapes from shelves this summer. It cautions against unions pressuring stores to drop items, risking broader shortages across thousands of grocery items.
The Marshfield Missouri Mail urges Americans to reject comfort over accomplishment and defend self-respect through hard work. It condemns those who seek pay without effort or protection without courage, arguing such attitudes mire the nation in second-class status and require sweeping away excuses.
Clem Webster declares a paper claim that women spend 85 cents of every dollar. Gibe from Bug Hookum about his 15 cents change provokes local quips on shopping, church, and time as Ed Doolittle and others joke about money, religion, and recreation in Andrews Texas.
Mary Carpenter recalls her father’s influence and family memories in Mercedes and Andrews. The piece notes community events in Andrews including a Kiwanis baseball tournament, state playoffs in Austin, junior rodeo, all-night sing, VFW dance, and busy pools, with youths training, golfers searching for balls, and mothers shuttling kids all weekend.
The notice explains mosquitoes multiply in water and how a single female lays 50 to 200 eggs per batch. It urges checking for standing water in homes and yards, discarded tires, cans, jars, gutters, or flat roofs. If larvae are found, contact the local health department for approved insecticides and act now to prevent problems.
The post Korean GI Bill nears its third anniversary with 1,148,000 veterans and 83,000 servicemen nationwide in training. In Texas 68,739 enrolled, including 43,390 in college and 23,383 in sub college. The VA notes 33,454 Texas veterans in spring training and highlights extended entitlements per service month.
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