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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1967
Page
2
A court held a speeding motorist liable after a stone shattered a windshield and injured a driver, illustrating that drivers must foresee dangers from speed and road conditions. The article presents four liability examples: booby trap, battering ram, bone crusher, and heart stopped, stressing pedestrian rights and driver responsibility in the automotive age.
Farmers in summer theatres swap dairy cows for cured hams, adjusting barn setups and routines to accommodate meat production alongside stage work. The shift affects daily chores, feed, and logistics as performers balance agriculture with performances.
This item touts gas air conditioning as economical to run with fewer moving parts reducing repairs and maintenance costs. It encourages readers to contact their air conditioning contractor or Lone Star Gas for information, targeting homeowners in rural or urban areas.
The article argues excess government spending stems from spending other people's money. It cites 494 Capitol Hill jobs paying 20 000 dollars or more, high postmaster and doorkeeper salaries, and pricey staff benefits. It contrasts this with the cost of individuals’ own dollars, noting retirement costs and lavish perks, then abruptly shifts to a cornmeal mush preparation tip.
A playful feature by Jake Williams promotes a service slogan emphasizing reliability and a range that includes truck servicing, with a punchy line about never laying an egg to highlight consistency.
Crocker Anglo National Bank of San Francisco as Executor and Trustee sues D W Bennett et al for title and possession of 40 and 20 287 acres in Grayson County Texas described as parts of the D W Bennett Survey Abstract No 62 and other deeds. Citation directs defendants to answer by 10 am Monday after 42 days from publication, August 28, 1967, in Sherman. Case No 73050.
A 14 inch high fluorescent orange triangle marks small moving vehicles like tractors and slow traffic units. Texas Farm Bureau promotes its use during National Farm Safety Week to cut tractor crash deaths and injuries. Emblems from Ohio State University should be mounted 3 to 5 feet high and cost under $2 through county Farm Bureau offices.
High quality guitar strings are crafted from a nickel copper alloy that remains bright and clean, without staining or tarnishing, and resists corrosion for lasting tone.
Washington auto critic Ralph Nader charged the federal government with coddling the meat industry and called for tougher inspection laws. Administration officials rejected the charge and cited improvements over six years. Nader said a four year old field inspection report revealed widespread diseased and filthy meat sent to retail markets.
Among Florida’s most prominent landmarks stands a 20 story nickel stainless steel cross at the Mission of Nombre de Dios, St Augustine. Known as a Beacon of Faith, the monument marks the site where Christianity’s cross was first planted in the United States over 400 years ago.
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