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Newspaper
Glen Rose Reporter
Location
Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1968
Page
3
Note of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and support after the loss of Sgt. Preston L. Goolsby Jr. The notice also reports Mrs. Clyde Bagby fractured her left foot in Nemo, remains at home and recovering.
Hospital notes list patients hospitalized at Marks English Hospital on Tuesday and those dismissed in the past week. The bereaved family thanks neighbors and friends for their kindness during the death of Mrs. J. B. Odom and prays for reciprocal support in others hours of need.
Extension agents report favorable weather for peanut leafspot this summer and advise monitoring humidity over 95 percent for hours to trigger infection risk. Fungicides offer about 14.5 percent yield gain, roughly 29.55 dollars per acre, making fungicides profitable compared to sulfur dusting. Polgram mixed with Levin enables simultaneous thrips and leafspot treatment. 1.5 pounds Polgram per acre costs about 89 cents plus same amount Levin. Ten scholarships of 500 dollars exist for 1968 high school grads pursuing Range Management at listed Texas universities. contact your county agent for details.
Mr and Mrs Jack McCarty and grandsons John and Bill White attended the West Texas Press Association summer convention in Abilene from Thursday through Saturday. Jack Scott was elected president and Bob Miller named to the directorate. McCarty remains a holdover director. The White family from Forestburg visited the Gartrell home, with Beth White returning home after weeks with grandparents.
The note expresses gratitude for expressions of concern and friendship. Visitors to Mrs. M. M. Bunt’s home included Arthur Bunt from Cleburne Bethel Bunt and Mrs. Tom Reynolds of Glen Rose Mrs. Ruth Woods of Hargill Mrs. Pat Richter and boys from Laredo Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Bunt and family of Garland Mr. and Mrs. Morris Mannon of Fort Worth Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bunt and Susie of Coleman and Lanet West of Dallas.
Public notice details proposed constitutional amendment number five on the ballot HJR61. It sets legislative salaries to 8400 dollars per year and per diem limits plus mileage rules. The amendment is to be voted on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1968 with a for and against wording on ballots.
A proposed Texas constitutional amendment would add Section 52e to Article III empowering Dallas County to issue road bonds by majority vote of resident property taxpayers. It also shields bonds issued under Subsections (a) and (b) from debt limit calculations. Ballot language specifies FOR or AGAINST the amendment for the November 1968 election.
Mrs. Nolan Horton returns to Ponca City Oklahoma after a 10 day visit in Glen Rose. Improvements were made at her mobile home during the stay. Weekend guests include Mr. and Mrs. H E Brawley Jr Dallas and Mr. Mrs. Leland Boyd and children Lubbock visiting Mr. and Mrs. Howard E Brawley.
A proposed Texas constitutional amendment would authorize counties cities and towns to issue revenue bonds to fund industrial development while ensuring bonds are repaid from sources other than tax or utility revenues. The measure requires voter approval and gubernatorial proclamation for election.
Public notice describes Constitution Texas amendment to Section 48a Article III. It seeks to require state contributions equal to employee payments for Teacher Retirement System funds, with limits, eligibility rules, and retirement age. Election planned for November 1968 with gubernatorial proclamation and publication requirements.
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