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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1966
Page
10
The article argues modern life harms sleep and health, noting sleeplessness strains heart and digestion. It offers practical tips such as planning heavy thinking before dinner, dimming lights, getting fresh air, quiet porch time, a relaxing bedtime ritual, and avoiding restless thoughts.
Four Representative thanks newspaper for publishing his legislative activity column. He aims to keep the 65th District informed on pending legislation in the 58th Session of the Texas Legislature. He notes early session public meetings, hopes no special session is needed, and lists bills including a Constitutional Amendment on electing the Speaker and House Bill 31 expanding the Texas Motor Carrier Act.
In Austin, lawmakers clash over a proposed constitutional amendment for women’s equal rights. The Senate passed the measure 26 to 5 but defeated an add-on to repeal discriminatory laws. Debates also cover poll tax repeal, county government reforms, highway and environmental bills, and appointments to colleges and commissions.
The IRS in Austin explains that many questions come from itemizers about Texas sales tax, gasoline tax, and cigarette tax. A 1962 state sales tax table is available, showing deductible amounts by income brackets, to simplify calculations.
Biologist Dave Austin and Pilot Forest Neujahr released 15 wild turkeys near Huntsville in Walker County after trapping from Florida’s Fisheating Creek Refuge. One hen died and one gobbler weakened. remaining birds fled to pines. Officials expect potential huntable population after breeding seasons with five year protection and land agreements.
Kimble County ASCS began taking intentions for the 1963 feed grain program on February 6. Notices of lease and payment rates have been mailed to producers. Intentions must be signed by March 22 at the ASCS office. Participants may divert up to 25 acres of base. reduced payments apply if not planted. Diverted areas require cover. no harvesting or grazing May 1 to November 1. An advance payment may be received at intent signing.
USDA surveys show oranges in mixed packaging raise sales 60 percent versus bulk. Carrots sold in 2 pound bags and displays with 12 and 24 ounce packages boost demand. 36 ounce packs lift sales 61 percent. See see through wraps as premium, while accessible guidance covers stains and care for fabrics and household items.
The second annual Peach JAMbores is slated for June 22 at Stonewall with a committee led by Levi Rusenberger and Simon Burg preparing rodeo events at the Stonewall grounds. Agriculture notes from San Antonio Express editor R. G. Jordan discuss peach crop prospects in Kailiespae County and local weather influencing bud break.
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