Stockton Youth Wins Q Oratorica Contest
A Fort Stockton junior high student won the Sunrise Optimist Club Q Oratorica contest held May 6. The winner will advance to the district event in Los Angeles for a chance at college scholarships, with several finalists and judges noted including local Optimist leaders.
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Willastale Cargo Service Details Share State Access
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Tex Withholding May Need Hike In 1962
The article explains that many teenagers and others with non wage income owed additional tax after withholding. It advises filing Form W-4 with employers to adjust withholding allowances or to reach an agreement to increase withholding per pay period to meet tax obligations.
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Fandangie Sete Family Picnic Announcement
The Fort Grille Fandangie Association invites members to a family picnic on April 26 at 6 pm north of Albany, Texas. Attendees will view historic homesteads and share a meal. checks should be mailed to the Fort Grime Fandangle Association, Inc., PO Box 185, Albany, TX.
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Fellowship deadlines and program goals at NMSU noted
April 29 fellowship deadline announced for New Mexico State University to fund a one year principal training program. Dr Cortove says awards include $2,000 plus $2,000 travel and a Master of Arts on completion. May 1 on campus by June 1 and May notices for final applicants. historical note on railroad depot donation also included.
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Helicopter training wraps up as locals connect across states
Barstow notes completion of helicopter pilot training and plans for the next steps. Mrs. Pratt returns home from a trip, while relatives visit from Georgia, Alabama, Pensacola, and Florida. Johnny serves at Savannah base for further training before deployment to Vietnam. Community events include a Spring Workshop at the First Presbyterian Church with multiple classes for different ages and a Senior Citizens meeting planned April 21.
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Brucellosis Control Programs Expanded in Several Counties
The U S Department of Agriculture and the State Animal Health Commission add Victoria Harris LaSalle and San Patricio counties to brucellosis control programs. The notice lists these counties as newly included in the state and federal effort to combat the disease among livestock.
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Council Meeting of HD Clubs Sets May 2 Sale
The Reeves and Loving County Home Demonstration Council met April 6 with ten members and one visitor. They planned a rummage and bake sale on May 2 at the old Sporting Goods building corner of Or? and Oskaw Pecos, opening at 9:00 am. An art meeting was scheduled for May 2 from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm at the Teen Room of the Pecos Community Corner. Nine members and the County Agent reserved to attend the Texas Home Demonstration Association District Spring Meeting in Midland on April 2.
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Time zone shift petition urged for West Texas counties
Ralph Williams voices a letter to the Pecos Enterprise editor urging Congress to move Culberson Jeff Davis Presidio Reeves Loving and Brewster counties into Mountain Standard Time. He notes daylight saving impacts and argues El Paso and Hudspeth already switched would justify broader change.
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