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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1954
Page
15
An unclear text fragment notes last year income data with references to exams income and a 10654 figure amid mentions of an American encyclopedia. Names and proper entities are largely missing or garbled.
The Texas Bureau emphasizes towns matching big cities in cooler air units while drought and disaster struck in 1953-54. Cotton and cattle incomes fluctuated. overall farm income eased while oil revenue spiked. May 11 marked the worst tornado day with San Angelo and Waco wreckage and heavy casualties.
The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports Texas farm land values dropped about 7 percent in March 1954 from 1953 levels and 4 percent from last November. Estimates rely on USDA figures. Meanwhile, June graduates face tougher job hunts, with engineers and scientists showing the strongest opportunities.
High temperature and low humidity threaten egg quality. Poultry experts advise keeping nests clean and dry using dry materials, confining birds on wet days, collecting eggs two to three times daily in a wire basket, and storing eggs in a cool, humid, well ventilated place while marketing regularly.
The note outlines that Grade AA eggs become inedible after three days at 98 degrees, eight days at 77 degrees, and forty five days at 44 degrees. It states Grade A eggs can keep for six months when held just above freezing and adds guidance on pasture improvement through soil fertility and proper pasture establishment.
Public notice orders Leon Cater to appear and answer the plaintiff's petition by 10 am on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance. The date specified is Monday July 26 1954 at the Andrews County District Court in Andrews Texas. The petition was filed June 7.
A weekend visit list shows A/3C Roddy Tindle and his wife with Tindle parents Mr. and Mrs. Homer Tindle. the Heidelbergs return from a two week vacation including Ruidoso New Mexico. Ralph Hises hosted by W O Weeks Comanche and T E Bankston Ranger. Less Fosters touring Eastern States. Nick Gandy hosted by W E Gandy Snyder. George Ward vacationing in East Texas and Louisiana with Mrs. A Horn.
The file shows suit No. 1594 where Ruby M. Cater sues Leon Cater for divorce on cruelty grounds. Citation deadline: 90 days from issuance. Issued June 7 1954 by Clerk Sam M. Smith in Andrews County Texas with court seal. Published News June 11 18 25 and July 2 1954.
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