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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1961
Page
4
The mayor announces a first act in the direction of the New National Federation of Independent Business, signaling alignment with its policy goals and potential local impact.
Forty years ago a combat aircraft flew with 100 horsepower while today keeping a junior on a date requires about 250 horsepower, illustrating rising demands and connections between technology and social life.
A brief line notes pleasure in parking on what remains of another man’s nickel, reflecting a wry automotive humor in the Carolina Highway Magazine. The quote hints at playful road culture and resourcefulness.
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station evaluated four sites on three new varieties Centennial Nuggett and Tan homa plus six breeding lines. Centennial and Nuggett led in marketable and total yields while Tan homa underperformed. Baking tests favored Centennial and B-6692. Publication PR 2207 details the tests and is available from the Agricultural Information Office College Station Texas.
A collage of Texas lore and landmarks. From Diamond Bessie’s grave near Jefferson to King Ranch’s vast operations, and Fort Inglish’s mistaken towers. Historic markers recount battles, pioneers, and early industry from Corsicana to Galveston, with legends of Lafitte and coastal treasure.
Texas A and M Extension Service in College Station reports January’s plentiful foods include grapefruit, honey, broiler fryers, apples, Irish potatoes, pecans, frozen cherries, rice and dry beans. The Agricultural Marketing Service notes supply exceeds normal needs with monthly lists and special weekend features for shoppers.
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