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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
6
A quirky survey lists snail teeth, four year mollusk sleeps, and a kiwi’s dinner dance. It notes Strombus pugilis blows with its foot, wandering albatross feasts, polar bears sprint speeds, and horses tracing lineages to Darley Arabian Eyerly Turk and Godolphin Barb.
A Longmont Colorado letter questions seasonal lawn ads. It asks what grass gives back beyond work for mower and rake. A North Vernon Indiana column jokes the UN could borrow a hockey penalty box for certain countries.
This week examines native Texas wildlife with concise notes on habitats behaviors and notable traits. The column highlights species such as birds mammals and reptiles commonly seen across Texas regions.
The cardinal or Redbird is crested with a black throat patch and short red bill. Males are bright, females dull red. they nest in April to June with four bluish eggs. They winter in east Texas and do not migrate. feeders help in scarce seeds. Predators include cats snakes and air rifles. females raise about three broods per season. Sand dunes in the Gobi Desert migrate up to 65 feet daily due to strong winds.
The Denison Independent School District No. 903 sues over eminent domain seeking a parcel in Grayson County Texas to build a new Junior High School. The defendants include N A Jones Flora Ellen Jones and numerous others with unknown heirs and fiduciaries. Court action filed May 24 1963 with citation due July 15 1963 at 10 a.m. in Sherman Texas.
Paris Texas report of Bill King discovering seven Kickapoo graves near White Oaks Creek with artifacts including 14 pots a water bottle a knife a wild boar and a deer tusk and jawbone estimated at about 500 years old. He plans no dig until fall or winter and keeps sites secret.
Police raid on a two story home in Baisley Park Queens nets James Kelly 39 charged with operating a 300 gallon still. No furniture found only barrels of mash and whiskey stored in upstairs rooms cellar with 90 proof liquor.
Census Bureau figures show teenagers aged 15 to 18 spend about $10 per week on average. Nearly half of these teens earn their pocket money through part time jobs.
A.M.A. official warns that children are ingesting poisons at nearly 1500 daily as more than a quarter million home products contain toxins. Dr Blasingame cites aspirin as leading cause, advises storing poisons safely, not transferring chemicals to food containers, and to seek medical guidance immediately if exposure occurs.
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