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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1971
Page
5
Job applicants are informed that the Cuero Record will not entertain or consider certain applications. The notice outlines eligibility, submission timelines, and required documents for positions, urging prospective workers to follow the official procedures and deadlines.
Readers share simple heat and feeding hacks from using a coffee pot to warm baby food without scorching fingers to improvising safe straw methods for controlled liquid delivery to frail patients. The column mixes practical tips with light commentary on household routines and everyday problems.
California Governor Ronald Reagan, leading the nation's most populous state, pressures President Nixon for federal concessions amid ongoing disputes. Oregon Governor Tom McCall, and a statement from a Yosemite Park Ranger describe tension and a fatal climbing accident at Yosemite Falls as officials call for restraint and accountability.
This fragmentary notice expresses gratitude from a family for support after a bereavement. The garbled OCR limits clarity but indicates a thanks card from the Ponmal Nowe area, mentioning Be cha and Hendin, with appreciation to relatives and neighbors.
San Clemente and Washington sources report Ronald Ziegler deflects questions on Henry Kissinger and Paris talks. Senator Staggers warns House defeat of the CBS contempt citation could leave networks unregulated as the FCC loses power. Senator Moss proposes ending tobacco price supports to curb costly, deadly crop production.
Dalton Janssen of Nordheim bought in the first ore load near Del County as Guadalupe River rose at about a foot per hour. Susie Farrow, retired after 42 years teaching, spent years as first grade teacher at Dale School. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Zengerie of San Antonio visited their aunt Mrs. R. Waldeck. The Schrrmschers flew to Los Angeles. Ray Katzmark and family vacationed at Carlsbad Caverns and the Davis Mountains. News ton Smith visited San Antonio for business.
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