Pinching E Peaches Delicate Harvest to Market
Home demonstration agent Ann Stratton explains peach ripeness and handling. She notes color not always ripeness, soft to firm ripeness bruise behavior, and proper storage in refrigerator. Three medium peaches weigh about a pound, with two cups sliced from a pound.
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Ann Stratton
Coun
Iss Stratton
Selective Service Q and A for undergrad student status
Editor's Note presents questions asked at draft boards with Colonel Morris S. Schwartz's answers. It explains requirements for undergraduate status, including filing after June 30 1967, evidence of full-time study, and percent completion rules by academic year for bachelor's degree tracks.
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Morris S. Schwartz
State Selective Service
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Austin
Texas
Constitutional Amendment Six Proposed in Texas
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment number six restricting state officers from holding multiple offices. It details exceptions for National Guard and reserve personnel and retirement statuses, and sets November 11 1967 as the vote date with the official ballot wording for and against the measure.
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United States
Texas
Air National Guard
Air National Guard Reserve
Air Force Reserve
Air Force
Weekend Visits and Weddings Highlight College News
Visiting Jane Ann Robertson this weekend was Nancy Sterling of Frisco Texas who was Jane Ann's roommate at Tarleton State College. Both of the girls were in the house party at the wedding of their suite mate Laura Eisen of Pottsville on Saturday night. O Greg Jolink was in Comanche Sunday afternoon for a short visit with his mother Mrs Bette Jolink. Grey had attended the Saturday wedding of Miss Barbara Bailey and John Patrick McNeal in Fort Worth. Grey is a junior at the University of Texas enrolled in summer school. The brick structure serves as a repository for Brown County historical material for a 250 member body and may house information headquarters for the Academy of Freedom and the historical group. The building has served as academy a library a science building and more for Daniel Baker and Howard Payne Colleges. The original second story was destroyed by fire and rebuilt as a one story structure between the Academy of Freedom and Coggin Theatre. Mr and Mrs C M Henson and children of Midland and Dick and Nan Henson of San Angelo visited Comanche over the weekend and attended the Cunningham reunion.
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Frisco
Texas
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Tarleton State College
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Pottsville
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Texas Tech
TCU
Lubbock
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D. F. Caraway
Tech
Howard Payne College
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Comanche
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Grey
Barbara Bailey
John Patrick McNeal
Fort Worth
University of Texas
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Academy of Freedom
Daniel Baker
Howard Payne Colleges
Academy of Freedom and Coggin Theatre
C. M. Henson
Midland
Nan Henson
San Angelo
Cunningham
Old Cousin Academy
Brownwood
Daniel Baker College
Howard Jayne College
HPC
Brown County Historical Society
Douglas MacArthur Academy of Freedom
Academy
Daniel Baker Board
Joe N. Weatherby
Clyde McIntosh
Coggin High School
Fred Carpenter
Historical Group
Buying ideas for electrical appliances from Texas Power & Light
A home service article offers guidance on selecting reliable name brands with warranty, safety seals, and practical features. It covers use care booklets, proper plugging and extension cords, heat safety, and cleaning to avoid damage. It also notes education and community notices about scholarships and local historical restoration efforts.
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Texas Power & Light Home Service
Calf Brucellosis Vaccination Age Reduced
The minimum calf vaccination age for brucellosis has been cut from four to three months per a USDA announcement. Research shows strain 19 vaccine provokes acceptable resistance in three month old calves and reduces reactors that confuse brucellosis tests. The move aims to aid cattle health and testing accuracy.
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Floyd M. Key
United States Department of Agriculture
Constitutional Amendment Proposed to Pay Sheriff Medical Bills
Public notice outlines Constitutional Amendment Number Four on the ballot for November 11, 1967. It would authorize counties to pay medical, doctor, and hospital bills for sheriffs and other law enforcement officials injured on duty and continue their salary during incapacity until the end of their terms. Two options appear on the ballot: FOR the amendment and AGAINST the amendment.
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