Smoking dangers spurred Kennett schools program
Kennett Pa News outlines a district wide anti smoking effort led by the American Cancer Society. A voluntary survey in junior high reveals rising youth smoking, with three of a seventh grade class smoking regularly and twelve trying cigarettes. The piece urges Get Wise to Smoking Week style campaigns and cautions about long term dangers and social pressure.
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Three Wrecks in November Reported in Collingsworth County
The Texas Highway Patrol reports three rural highway wrecks in Collingsworth County during November, with a total property damage of 1,500 dollars. The patrol notes January through November totals in the county as 13 accidents, two killed, seven injured, and 313,690 dollars in property damage, while urging stricter enforcement through the holiday season. Sgt. J. W. Wilson emphasizes driving laws, no alcohol, and planned trips to reduce fatigue, and cites statewide December death tolls and prior records. Other counties show varied accident counts, injuries, and damages across the same period.
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One in Three Youth Drops Out of School
A national census notes that about one third of youths fail to graduate high school while commerce data show jobs increasingly require at least a high school education. The statistic highlights ongoing education and employment challenges.
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Southwest Farm Employment Association Formed in Amarillo
A farmers organization named Southwest Farm Employment Association was organized Tuesday Dec 8 in Amarillo. It comprises farmers to recruit experienced local labor and a limited number of Mexican workers on permanent visas. Headquarters will be at 111 Kant 16th Street Drake 38 5111. Members receive notices of meetings and services offered. the non profit group relies on member contributions for operating income. Seeds of evergreen Texas Ebony are used as a substitute for coffee by Mexican Indians.
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Southwest Farm Employment Association
Kant 16Th Street
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Seeda
Crossroads Report on TV, gun laws, and frugal government
A reader critiques government size and spending, mocking 47 tons of non pressmen and 847 tons of office help versus 210,000 tons of executive bureaucracy. The piece lampoons TV commercials, Johnson’s thrift talk, and gun control fears, noting groups opposing limits and the risk to small vendors and would be criminals avoiding firearms laws.
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Executive Department
Otursht
71DS CO Fee Won't Get Up Nights
An old ad promises relief for nocturia using a four day treatment named HUKETS with a money back guarantee. It urges purchasing at PARSONS DRUG and claims 38 cents covers a 12 hour relief start for kidney related symptoms.
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Parsons Drug
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