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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1954
Page
4
A bolt of lightning struck a cattle herd in the Bergama area of Italy. Twenty cows died, and ten more were killed as frightened animals stampedeed over a cliff in the mountainous country recently.
Winston-Salem police found twenty dressed chickens inside an ice-cream vendor's pushcart after James Wesley Davis admitted stealing them along with ice cream. Davis confessed to the theft.
Fisheries director notes fishing revival after 1951 freeze great gains this year and looks for even better next year. Roy Swann reports Laguna Madre strong as Freeport area hosts popular fishing events with broad catches including reds and trout.
A public notice explains contract essentials emphasizing that many agreements arise informally as spoken terms or letters and by telephone. It notes writing is prudent for large sums or vital services to reduce fraud and memory gaps, with Chicago grain markets cited as an example. It also references a Holmes Drilling company project in Houston and a 16 man crew prepared to spud a well.
The article explains that contracts endure unless altered by statute and certain agreements must be in writing to be enforceable. It covers real estate deals, long term leases, debts guaranteed by another, and one year or longer terms. It emphasizes voluntary consent, absence of coercion, and honesty. the column cautions readers to consult an attorney for legal advice.
Pale yellow lawns caused by iron fixation respond to ferrous sulfate spray. Mix 2 ounces ferrous sulfate in 3 gallons water with a little detergent as an emulsifier. Apply 3 gallons per 300 square feet and agitate occasionally.
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