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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1969
Page
2
Police urge vigilance and civic caution with practical tips. Identify callers before opening doors, avoid leaving keys outside, pause deliveries when away, have neighbors collect mail, walk on main sidewalks, survey garages and cars for hidden people, check back seats before entering, never pick up hitchhikers, verify callers before sharing info, and report harassing calls to police. These steps aim to stop crime before it starts.
A digest of Brownfield notices recounts board meetings at Water Inc. in Lubbock, Texas, West Texas Boys Ranch gatherings, law enforcement efforts against alcohol smuggling, and public appeals for civic volunteerism amid year end reflections on community service and local yard decorations.
Postal inspectors warn that chain letters such as prayer chains violate postal lottery and fraud laws. These schemes promise vast returns if participants forward copies and recruit others, but only those at the top profit while later entrants lose money.
Last week’s winds filled barrow ditches with sand signaling worsening erosion. Tillage alone cannot halt wind erosion on bare land and may worsen soil structure. Terry County farmers are urged to plan a conservation program to protect soils and reduce both wind and water erosion.
A satirical note on editorials explains their role in a newspaper and public discourse. The piece reflects on Americans spending 16.5 percent of income on fees, contrasts inflation, and praises a police lieutenant Lee Bartlett Jr for his humorous speech at a Christmas party. Bartlett is named as Tea Masters Club president, with Duane Moore noted as predecessor and January 12 installation date.
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