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Newspaper
Grand Saline Sun
Location
Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1963
Page
4
The writer argues that consumers determine value and that many proposed packaging and labeling rules would create costly, unclear standards. Cooperative advertising benefits from clear rules but should avoid overregulation. Reasonable weights, measures, and ingredient rules are fine, but unnecessary bureaucratic regs should be avoided.
The article calls for personal involvement to steer youth away from trouble, urging busy readers to invest time in guidance and worship. It also notes electricity costs have risen slowly, contributing little to overall consumer expenses, with residential prices under two thirds of WWI levels.
Rural column recounts Saturday night at a country store with Ed Doolittle boasting of a new ZIP number and personal identifiers. Zeke Grubb notes Kennedy’s social medicine wall while Ed backs 1964 opposition, and Isaac Cornfodder cites Castro’s Cuba burglary claims in a rambling community letter.
Cadet William S. Finch of Van, a second year member at the U S Air Force Academy in Colorado, begins a field study tour of U S and allied military installations in Central and South America. He is to receive his second lieutenant commission after graduation in 1965 and was chosen to broaden his knowledge of overseas operations. Finch is a Van High School graduate and son of Mr and Mrs Harold R Spence of Rt 2 Canton.
A reader asks how to handle chronic mumbling and family neglect while juggling work and home life. Jan Webster advises better communication with her husband, suggests he avoid entanglements with a former client, and urges resolving disputes through discussion rather than magic cures.
Athens Texas market records 203 cattle and 142 hogs from 53 buyers including 12 packers and 2 butcher buyers. Prices range from fat cows 14 to 15.50 dollars per hundredweight up to stocker steer calves 28 to 35 dollars, stocker cows 90 to 140 per head and 12 to 16 per cwt, with varied grades across calves and heifers.
Mrs Genie Dockrey and the Leland Carrolls from Taft Calif visit Cleatus Carrols after church at East Center Baptist. Local families recount weekly visits and hospital stays as relatives from Dallas Garland Longview Mesquite New Orleans and Maryland drop in.
The bulletin lists hog price ranges from 120 to 215 dollars with weight grades from 190 to 240 pounds. It specifies No 1 to 3 grades and includes categories for heavies and lights, fat backs, feeders, heavy boars, sows, and good weaned pigs with per head figures.
Funeral services for Mrs. Sally Stuart Darnell, 73, of Electra, were held at 2 p.m. June 26 at Totten Funeral Home Chapel in Electra. Pastor Rev. Dryes of the Electra Church of Christ officiated. Mrs. Darnell was born and raised in Van Zandt County near Sand Flat. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Carl Rogers of Electra and Mrs. Clyde Haynes of Greggton, four brothers, Ford Stuart of...
David Darnell conducted the pulpit at the Baptist Church Sunday morning as a large crowd gathered. Visitors included Mrs. Charles Wesley Darnell and son, Thursday, plus Mrs. Faris Darnell, Mrs. Howard Darnell, Mrs. Wayne Blakeley, Mrs. Joe Bolin, and Carl Darnell. Wayne Blakeley and his wife traveled to Jacksonville to visit Elbert Clark, who is improving.
Whitter California figures Jesse and Frank Stuart of Grand Saline and Homer Stuart of Tyler are noted along with one sister Mrs Fannie Bailey of Tyler, six grandchildren and five great grandchildren listed in the notice.
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