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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1973
Page
8
Farmers describe the shift to mechanical cotton harvesting and the new field stacking devices that store bales in racks for later gin unloading. The system speeds picking while awaiting gins and trailers, signaling a temporary, scalable solution before larger equipment arrives.
The Perryton Herald reports the U S Treasury considers reissuing the two dollar bill to save printing costs and reduce $1 bill production by about half. Proponents cite inflation and practical use for larger purchases while noting past unpopularity.
Governor Briscoe outlines a 90 day emergency program to cut fuel use by 20 percent through speed limits, car pooling, and reduced trips. He seeks 68 degree heating, 78 degree cooling, lights off after midnight, and earlier school dismissal with DST considerations.
A compact cluster of quotations from poets and essayists including Shelley Keats Carlyle Hood Macaulay Emerson Sheridan Disraeli Longfellow Whittier Tennyson Browning and others. The fragmentary text surveys belief about fate virtue and art with lines on posterity sovereignty and human frailty.
Crossroads, U.S.A. notes parcel post now takes two weeks to reach any location, while historic politically operated facilities often delivered in four to five days. The author suggests voters could oust postmasters and higher officials over service, as indignation grows.
A string of idioms on confidence and gender roles Philoshophy includes boasting tightness, women doing dishes, stumbling blocks becoming steps, frost and pumpkin pie, timing of buying, and open mind versus empty headed. The lines mix proverbs to urge practical hustle and caution against arrogance.
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