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Newspaper
Grand Saline Sun
Location
Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1963
Page
2
Jan Webster answers readers from Corsicana Texas on personal worries. Letters discuss relationships and fears of danger, while a note on tractor-related farm accidents cites the Texas Safety Association with emphasis on speeding as a factor.
The piece explains how specialists keep markets fluid by executing strategic trades, ensuring order fulfillment, and stabilizing prices during stress. It notes 17 million stockholders and the exchange as a steadying force in a free enterprise economy, with May 1962 highlighted as a past stress period.
A Better Farming Methods issue warns bargaining alone cannot fix farmers price problems. It stresses considering supply demand quality and uses, plus market competition. as example, margarine and chicken shifts show bargaining works both ways and may aid or fail.
A veteran or authorized representative may obtain VA x ray and lab reports by using Form 8208 or a written authorization from the veteran. VA hospital care is limited to veterans, with priority to those disabled by service-connected conditions, then to non service-connected veterans unable to pay.
The 1963 Campus Revue at Six Flags continues its annual show within the Confederate Amphitheatre. A 26 member student cast from 14 colleges in four states performs the hour long Gilchrist Glitters three times nightly for 12 weeks through September 3.
Uncle Dan recalls a decades long belt buckle debate from 1961 to today with Natick tests and stockpiling claims. The column mocks wartime procurement talk and notes Clem Webster’s town observations about women’s attire and a looming gathering next Saturday.
Market activity shows 328 shippers offering 1665 cattle and 142 hogs to 105 buyers including 16 packers and 4 butcher buyers. Price ranges span butchers calves to stocker cattle with fat cows and canners listed, plus stocker calves and yearlings across multiple grades and weights.
Van Zandt County Trail Riders sponsor their first open horse show Saturday August 17 at the Canton fair grounds. Horses from across Texas will enter the event which starts at noon and is free. Performance classes begin at 6 p.m. with a special performance by an East Texas riding and roping club.
Calves priced 120.00 to 215.00 per pair. Hogs range from 17.00 to 19.00 for standard 190 to 240 lb stock, with heavies and fats 12.50 to 16.50, feeders 14.00 to 17.50, heavy boars 7.50 to 9.50, sows 13.50 to 15.00, and good weaned pigs 6.00 to 12.00 per head.
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