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Newspaper

Mexia Daily News

Location

Mexia, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1972

Page

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Moments Of Truth John Newton And The Slave Trade

A sermon tracing John Newton from slave ship captain to Christian convert author of Amazing Grace. It contrasts past bondage and present redemption and urges readers to realign attitude and action with Christ and God’s love, noting Jesus's standard beyond legal obedience.

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Forecast by The Associated Press Texas Outlook

Extended Texas outlook for Dec 3 to 5 covers North Central and Northeast Texas with generally fair mild days and cool nights. Highs 60s to around 70s, lows mostly 30s to 40s. South Central and Southeast Texas see fair warm days and cool nights with highs 60s to 70s and lows 40s to 50s. Northwest and Southwest Texas similar fair weather with highs near 60 north to near 70 south and lows 32 north to mid 80s south.

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Teague Hunting Party Keeps a Century Deer Quest Alive

A Teague group formed the Teague Hunting Party twenty four years ago in Fredericksburg Texas on the Henry Schmidt Ranch. They hunted deer and turkey with old gear, camped for up to ten days, and built trail roads and deer stands. The current group is led by E C Nicholas and Guy Bond and includes members from Teague Donie and Austin. They begin at 5 AM each year and travel by old roads to a camp where they cook, play dominoes, and hunt daily. Meat is processed at Fredericksburg and shared with families and friends.

E.O. Nicholas E.V. Headree Earl Cain Phil Weatherholt Fredericksburg Texas Henry Schmidt E.C. Nicholas Guy Bond Courtney Sheffield Anthony Ellisor Alvis Oakes Ernest Beene R.E. Sartor Emory Sartor Ray Fogleman H.D. Griffin Teague Tommy Oakes Cloner Gilliam Omar Christy Donie Edgar Bowers, Jr Austin Georgetown Black Jack Ridge Green Valley North Gate America

Rex the Black Stallion of the Den Ranch Chronicle

A Texas horse tale from 1934 recounts buying a black stud colt named Rex on Hopkins Street near the Johnson Mill camp. The narrator and his ten year old son break him to ride, move him 56 miles to the Den Ranch beyond the Trinity, and later coax him into a trailer after a lip pinch, ending with a fond farewell.

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Government Rent Watch hailed a nationwide success

The Nixon administration touts its rent watch as stopping thousands of illegal increases after a 20 percent Social Security boost. IRS checked 90,000 rental units, 24 minor violations found, one sent to the Justice Department. IRS received 2,178 complaints, 1,462 investigated revealing 404 violations. Penalties totaling $28,819 were assessed on 15 landlords, four settled, others on appeal.

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