Driving Course Lets Texas motorist save on insurance
Ned Price and Durwood Man ford report that the Texas Safety Association will coordinate the National Safety Council's Defensive Driving Course in Texas. After September 1 motorists completing the course may earn a 10 percent discount on their auto policies. Local courses for vehicle owners will be announced soon and those with prior driver education will not be eligible. The Texas Highway Department staff helped teach the program in the district, with Lewis Meinzer conducting sessions. The board notes the course should cost ten dollars or less.
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Ned Price
Durwood Manford
State Board of Insurance
Texas Safety Association
National Safety Council
Texas
Texas Highway Department
Lewis Meinzer
Lloyd Palmer
P.O. Box
Tin
Eee
Hospital Notes and Insurance Credit Details
Hospital notes list patients admitted August 7 to 14 with several medical cases including Lenora Jackson and Lillie Sterling. The article also discusses a Driver’s Training Credit offering a 10 percent premium reduction for DDC certified drivers, totaling substantial annual savings in Texas, with details on eligibility, duration of three years, and the need to repeat the course to renew credit.
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Bob Nelson
Lillie Mae Sterling
Neylon R. Morgan
Shamrock
W.T. McKinney
Barton Talley
Dodson
Bill Rainer
Marvin Seale
Lloyd Wooldridge
Changes of Address and Population Density Notes
A long list records residents changing addresses across Texas including Sumnerwead Childress Wellington Bovina and Lubbock with moves from New Orleans and Louisiana to Westwego. Texas population density is noted at 41.4 people per square mile ranking 32nd. An advertisement promotes T-4-L keratolytic for athlete's foot with fast relief and claims it dries quickly.
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G.D. Milner
Sandpoint
Idaho
Amarillo
Elaine Wilson
Wellington
Lefors
William H. Lewis
Franklin
Louisiana
Pampa
Lee Roy Belew
New Orleans
Westwego
Texas
Parsons Drug
Salt Fork LCD grass management tips from Wellington Leader
Salt Fork Soil Conservation District News urges proper pasture care for Weeping lovegrass and bermuda. Maintain 6 inch stubble for lovegrass and 5 inch for bermuda, fertilize early and throughout the season, avoid spot grazing, and prevent erosion through good grass management. Local Soil Conservation Service offers more guidance.
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Salt Fork Soil Conservation District News
Salt Fork
Soil Conservation Service
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Lenora Jackson
Kenneth Brown
J.A. Leach
Roy C. Shirley
Jimmy Bowen
Linda Gale Murdock
B.C. Alexander
Davie Owens
Saratoga Race Track
New York
Leader Readers
Mattie Garner
Rex Peeples
Sumnerwead
Mark Fires
Walt Campbell
Childress
Roy Horn
Bessie Winters
Kenneth Maxwell
James Richardson
E.L. King
H.E. Crosby
Dave Brewer
Ed White
Ear. Bowen
Bryant Harris
Bovina
John Alf Thomas
Briscoe
Jimmy Campbell
Nashville
Tennessee
C.H. Cloyd
Twisp
Washington
A.O. Byrd
Wolfe City
Andy Lowe
Generation I
Generation Ilis
Leara Plantare Ramon
Jon Ees Sau
Cele
Onan
S&h
Ilson
Hershey's
Crisco
City Grocery
James McDanel
Oya
Ava
Velma Cates Weel
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