Quotes on adversity and justice from A M Secrest and BEN EZZELL
The Cheraw Chronicle quotes A M Secrest on how adversity shapes character and the illusion of a utopia. It also cites BEN EZZELL’s Canadian Record remark about Texas justice, contrasting sentencing for burglary with alleged murder, and arguing law priorities favor property over human life.
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Roman Empire
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Texas Legislative Focus Versus Courtroom Path For Law Revisions
A reader argues that lawmaking should stay with legislators, not lawyers or judges, and calls attention to inequities in the Texas criminal code with harsh penalties for minor crimes while murderers evade punishment. The piece emphasizes direct appeal to lawmakers for revisions.
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Tax Reform Ideas Hit Imputed Income and Deductions
Barnesville Ohio Enterprise reports on proposals from Professor Surrey and allies to tax imputed income from owner occupied homes and to curb deductions for state and local taxes. They advocate taxing life insurance, Social Security, veterans benefits, and retirement payments while expanding welfare state programs.
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John Ashbrook
17Th
Ohio Congressional District
Surrey
Sam
Congress
Heller
Schlesinger
White House
Barnesville
Ohio
Enterprise
This Week s Wildlife Facts From Texas
This Week s Wildlife offers a native Texas focus with concise notes on local species. Readers learn quick facts about regional fauna, including habitats, behaviors, and seasonal patterns, presented in a brief, period-appropriate style.
Fishing into the future of ponds and streams
Fishery biologists study methods to remove undesirable fish without harming game species. Chemical treatments may target shad and carp while bass and catfish stay unaffected. Hybrid experiments continue with tilapia, walleye, redfish, striped bass, and trout as lakes multiply.
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Tioga Grayson County Texas
The 1963 notice announces foreclosure of tax liens by Grayson County Sheriff on three Tioga parcels due to delinquent taxes. It lists the tract descriptions in Waddill's Addition, amounts 246.71 251.46 and 15.07, and notes redemption rights and sale details for September 3, 1963 at the courthouse door. The sale proceeds apply to the judgment, with the sheriff and deputy named and publication dates noted.
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State OF Texas
Grayson
District Court
Grayson County
Texas
Waddill
Tioga
City of
G. W. Blanton
Lester Day
Sherman
Whitewright Sun
History lessons become current events as we age
The reader notes that today’s history lessons echo the old term current events, marking the passage of time. The contrast highlights how education labels shift while core topics remain familiar.
Texas Divorce Notice In Grayson County Court
Legal notice cites James D. Hardenburg and Gloria F. Hardenburg in a divorce petition filed March 13 1963. The citation orders appearance and written answer by September 9 1963 before the 15th District Court in Sherman. Issued July 23 1963 with multiple publication dates.
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State OF Texas
James D. Hardenburg
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Gloria F. Hardenburg
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