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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1960
Page
4
Vern Sanford explains that big black bass spend most time deep, feeding on minnows and prey below the surface. Use sinking lures and target depths 15 to 40 feet with ledges and weeds, then retrieve slowly to reach lunkers.
The spirted guide explains patient fishing for bass using deep water techniques and surface lure timing. Cast near structure like stumps, let lures sit, then twitch slowly and repeat, emphasizing patience to entice bites.
The Census Bureau notes men outnumber women under 25 by about 3.6 million, while 25 and older show 3.2 million more women. In 1959 the overall ratio was 98 males per 100 females. Elementary and high school age groups surge. 5 to 13 year olds rise 46 percent from 1950 to 1959, and high school age 14 to 17 climbs from 8.4 million to 11 million.
The Texas Research Foundation reports white and yellow corn hybrids TRF 9 TRF 10 and TRF 13 delivered dependable yields from Red River to South Texas. Growers in North Central and Future Farmer chapters in Northeast East and South Texas reported top yields including 100 bushels per acre by L Roden of Plano.
A collection of short, dated style jokes and anecdotes. Monkey romance ends with a bite of irony. A widow changes a tombstone inscription while a child bravado and a psychologist quip deliver punchlines. A traffic incident yields a sharp social rebuke as memory lapses are billed.
Mrs Corntes worries about a disliked candidate approaching with children. Hiram advises silence and quick retreat to the kitchen offering bread and butter and molasses to keep the kids safe and calm.
A mountain groom limps into the village with a black eye and scalp wound. He jokes with the old pastor about marriage ending troubles, the pastor replying with a sly quip about which end. A party tale about lineage ends with a witty flood reference.
A huge truck crept through the city at snail pace causing traffic delays and congestion as motorists watched its cautious advance. Residents reported frustration while officials monitored the slow movement and sought solutions.
Sen Stephen M Young cites Fiat head Giovanni Agnelli paying 15 percent tax on 638000 dollars as example of disparity arguing Italy aid should be reexamined. He notes if Agnelli led an American firm he would face about 90 percent tax. He published the comparison in a newsletter.
Washington report says Senate approved 25 million dollars in grants over five years to support city and state agencies in combating juvenile delinquency. Funds to be administered by the Health, Education and Welfare Department and a new 12 man National Advisory Council on Juvenile Delinquency.
Washington report notes LBJ buttons are being distributed by Johnson for President groups while stressing a Texan in the White House idea. It references Eisenhower born in Denison and raised in Abilene and mentions Dallas history and the motto Perseverance indicates strong will.
A teacher asks Willie to use the phrase odds and ends. Willie replies that his father bets on the horse with the longest odds and ends up broke.
A light exchange unfolds as a judge questions a driver about parking intent. The driver cites a sign warning fines, sparking a humorous moment about enforcement and responsibility in a courthouse setting.
A humorous exchange shows a teacher criticizing writing while Claude deflects with a quip about spelling. The joke hinges on tone and miscommunication between educator and AI.
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