What Page Boy Would No as President
Washington. Walter Kaiser, 15, Senate page, gained national notice after an American Legion speech. He advocates reducing debt, pruning agencies, and a balanced administration of old wisdom and youthful energy, while noting he has no plans to run for office. He sits on the Senate floor and envisions a pragmatic, decisive leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter Kaiser
Senate
Walter
American Legion
Legionaires
Bellevue
Ohio
Congress
Roosevelt
Pepper
Florida
Vandenburg
Michigan
Little Lines and Echoes of Thought in Quiet Musings
A reflective verse-inspired snippet explores mood and memory. It ponders concealed truths, disciplined will, and the friction of action. It uses imagery of clouds, stars, winds, ink, and frost to suggest introspection and idle pastime.
Farm Income 58 Cents Per Hour in 1943
1943 figures show American farm operators earned an average net income of 2250 dollars, while steel mill workers averaged 2513 dollars. Farm hours exceeded 3900 per year versus about 2240 for steel workers, equating to 58 cents per hour for farms and just over 1.14 dollars per hour in mills. Net farm income came from a 36 billion dollar capital base, with over 3 billion in labor-saving machinery. Machinery and tractors are projected to cost 736 million dollars in 1946.
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American Tron and Steel Institute
United States Department of Agriculture
Remedies For Difficult Churning At Texas A M College
College Station report from the Texas A and M College Extension Service notes farmers wives ask why butter won’t come. Gladys Martin cites causes including advanced lactation, hard fat cow feed like cotton seed meal and Timothy hay, and overly rich cream. Improve by fresher cream from early cows, juicier feeds, proper churning temp around 65 to 70 F, not over one third full, plus sanitary utensils to prevent ropy fermentation.
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College Station
Texas A. and
M. College Extension Service
Gladys Martin
State Home
Miss Martin
Martin
Tax sale citation for Whitesboro land in Grayson County
The State of Texas and Grayson County notify C F Sullivant and E L Stiles and unknown heirs that land described as 100 by 166 feet in Whitesboro is delinquent for state and county taxes totaling 168.45 and 183.94. Suit is brought to condemn land and foreclose, with December 23, 1946, set for appearance. Court clerk S V Earnest issues notice.
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State of
Texas
Grayson
C. F. Sullivant
E. L. Stiles
William Ritchie
R. G. Underwood
W. T. Mills
Grayson County
A. L. Plumer
S. N. Maeyers
Underwood
Mills
Whitesboro
Commissioners Court
District Court
Court House
Sherman
A. D
S. V. Earnest
Gene Martin
Edward Price
Isabelle Price
J. H. Bradshaw
W. M. Bradshaw
Ethel King
Myrtle Kavanaugh
Minnie Sneed
Mary Franklin
District Court of
Steven
Denison
Sallie King
Lizzie King
James Beasley
la Grant Mills
Lucille Mills
Versie Mills
J. B. McAnair
T. J. Brown
A. H. Terrell
Terrell
N. W
A. N. Prince
Frances Gregg
Chares Chiles
Charles Chiles
Nancy Drake
A. M. Ashcraft
Thei Legal
J. P. Taylor
Sadie Lasiter
Cecil Taylor
Richard M. Taylor
L. A. Reid
Sidney Reid
Marvin Taylor
Roy R. Edwards
Annie Edwards
Hazel Shearer
15Th District Court
Towit
Crenshaw Addition
G. P. Gafford
M. G. Dicken
Cloistered Bloom by Margie Boswell
On a rocky hillside a forsaken shrine blooms with daisies goldenrods winecups and anemones. The poem invites seeing wild flowers as nature’s gifts that wreath graves and comfort those who sleep beneath.
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Margie Boswell
Eavesdropper Origin Traces to Eavesdrop Term
The word eavesdropper comes from eavesdrop meaning the water runoff strip by a building. A person who stood in the eavesdrop to pry into others affairs was called an eavesdropper, per the Christian Science Monitor and Britannica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Grayson County Tax Sales in Sherman November 1946
Public notices detail sheriff sales in Grayson County Texas for the months of November and December 1946. The notices describe property levies including lots in Sunnyside and Crenshaw additions, boundaries, and redemption rights. They list defendants heirs and interveners, sale dates, and court judgments with tax amounts and interest.
Grayson County Sheriff Sale No 54864 Denison TX Sunnyside Lots 11 12
The case No 54864 in Grayson County Texas involves plaintiff and J W Merrill and Mary E Merrill deceased. It notes taxes interest costs and a 6 percent annual interest from judgment dated October 4 1946. The property is Lots 11 and 12 Block 25 Sunnyside Addition Denison Grayson County Texas.
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State of Texas
Grayson
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Texas
A. D
J. W. Merrill
Mary E. Merrill
Court House
Sherman
State of
Sunnyside
Denison
Sheriff Sale Notice No 54908 October 26 1946
Sheriff reports sale in Grayson County Texas suit No 54908 with The State of Texas as Plaintiff. identifies City as involved party. Sale date October 26 1946 and proceedings under county authority.
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Robert FE. Greger
By Margie B. Boswell
Mobilgas
Mobiloil
G. C. Stateville
Steel Workers
Orville D. Baker
Kirkpatrick Pharmacy
Pyle
Mariana
Magnolia
NBC
Victor Borge
Benny Goodman
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