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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1948
Page
9
Washington report cites a $200 million loss on trade-ins and $250 million in unwanted gadgets. Rep Macy of New York says hearings will examine auto transactions in the D C area, noting 43 percent markups on trade-ins and $2 million in losses to metropolitan buyers.
Agricultural engineers and fire prevention experts urge farmers to properly cure and store hay to prevent spontaneous ignition, a leading cause of barn fires.
A compiled advisory on common household and farm issues covers stopping floor squeaks by re nailing with 4 penny finish nails, lightning rods protecting farm buildings, proper storage of home canned foods in dark dry cool spaces, removing glass stains with alcohol and soap, refrigerating bread to prevent mold, and humane mice control using camphor. It also discusses hay storage moisture limits, barn curing benefits, and roof upgrades with asphalt shingles to reduce fire risk and preserve hay quality.
NFPA notes flammable and inflammable share meaning but prefers flammable to prevent confusion in fire prevention. A flammable roof can ignite easily while fire resistant roofing like asphalt shingles resists ignition from sparks or embers.
Washington readers are invited to buy a government pamphlet on bait fish farming. The 113 page guide from the Fish and Wildlife Service explains raising earthworms in tubs or boxes, soil recipes, feeding, and harvesting for bait. It notes each tub can produce thousands of worms per year and offers practical steps for starting a worm business.
The speaker notes a misstep in starting a farm project, mentioning unnecessary breeder worms added as a starter and not noticed until business began. The remark reflects a cautious, practical lesson from an early agricultural effort.
In June 1938 a 500 ton meteor dissected over Pittsburgh at 31 degrees and 1000 feet per second, burning up before impact. If it struck straight down it could have released the energy of 10000 tons of TNT, requiring 2000 to 5000 bombers to match.
Sheriff to sell on December 7 1948 at the Grayson County Courthouse the property of Robert R Richardson et al on Denver Creek south of Southmayd Texas to satisfy a judgment and tax lien with proceeds applied to costs and taxes. The sale is subject to redemption rights and prior liens as recorded.
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