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Fresh vegetables outlook for Whitewright aligns with garden boom
Enthusiastic gardeners report plentiful produce as nearly every home gardens and vacant lots are turned into garden spots. Farmers seek warm weather and rain to boost corn stands while cotton planting awaits suitable conditions despite drought and AAA acreage controls.
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Whitewright
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Voters Guided by Duty in Grayson County Elections
Citizens hesitate to engage with candidates as election day nears while weighing who best serves public interests. The piece notes farmers face favorable and unfavorable classifications under wartime rules, with selective service focusing on production of food and materials. It highlights the need for workers in factories and fields, including women and children, to support war efforts.
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Grayson County
Selective Service Boards
Black Land
Spring Drive Fear and Faith in Defiance of Nazi Threat
The piece urges readers to prepare for possible Nazi offensives while maintaining resolve. It notes Hitler consults generals and contends North Africa, Turkey, and Libya fronts may loom. It calls for self defense via faith and pragmatic readiness, citing biblical counsel for courage.
Texas Voters to Decide on State Cash-Basis Amendment
The article discusses H. J. R. No. 1 a proposed constitutional change adding Section 49a to require the state run on a cash basis with deficits funded by serial bonds. It notes comptroller reports before sessions emergency provisions and risk of hasty votes plus wartime labor reforms and a potential Halifax visit to Austin highlighting state and national issues.
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Texas
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Legislative House
Senator Vernon Lemens Enlistment Tests Lt Governor Run
Senator Vernon Lemens has been called into active military service yet insists he remains a candidate for lieutenant governor. He argues a serving officer as lieutenant governor would aid state national wartime cooperation. Similar views are noted for two Texas congressmen who hold naval ranks and several legislators in service. Critics question how lawmakers can balance lawmaking with military duties, though public debate is quiet on praising those who leave office to serve.
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Kansas liability law in action shines in motorist cases
Two and a half years after Kansas enacts motorcar drivers liability rules the measure does not require all drivers to carry insurance but triggers proof of financial responsibility in select incidents. The article examines how the law is applied in practice and its effects on motorists and claims.
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Kansas
Home Care Tips and Cleaning Tricks From An Old Ledger
Instructions cover baking with brown sugar glaze and cleaning enameled bathtubs with dry salt and turpentine. It cautions chimney insulation near wooden walls and warns about rock wool asbestos as fire prevention. It also gives waffle iron care steps from brushing to oilskin storage after use.
Reckless Driver Loses License Under New Kansas Rules
A person involved in an accident must accept responsibility. If a judgment is issued, payment or arranged settlement is due within 30 days after final appeal. Failure leads to a three year license revocation and proof of future responsibility via $11,000 insurance or collateral or a surety bond. The Star notes removal of an irresponsible element from traffic in Kansas.
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Kansas City Star
Hints For The Casewife Reminders For Kitchen And Home Care
Hints cover thickening gravies with flour and water beaten smooth. Warns against lamp cords under rugs and wet-handed electrical work. Recommends loaf cake garnished with walnuts and spiced garnishes for cold meat. Describes odor removal, upholstery cleaning, and rug stain treatment. Ends with using leftover mincemeat in baked apple shells.
Stolen Bee Hives Recovered By Queen Brands in Fort Worth
Bertram R. Olsen recovered five of eight stolen b hive hives by identifying queen bees via brands. Constable Tip Couch located the hives after they had been repainted. Olsen keeps the branding method secret for trade reasons.
More Tires Sought for Farms and Ranches
State Rationing Administrator McGee and Governor Stevenson appealed to federal officials for larger tire and retread quotas for farmers and ranchers. They argue farm equipment such as tractors are excluded since quotas are based on auto and truck registrations, seeking seasonal relief to keep agricultural machines usable when needed.
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