Fine Print in Your Deed and Restrictive Covenants
A discussion on restrictive covenants in property deeds explains how deeds limit use of land, banning boarding houses, second stories, and other changes. Enforced as a reasonable method to preserve property values, these rules protect neighbors and owners alike, though specifics vary by deed and jurisdiction.
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Subscription Rates by County and Region
Subscription rates listed for outside counties at 3.00 dollars and for Grayson and Fannin counties at 2.50 dollars. Foreign subscriptions priced at 5.00 dollars.
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When Restrictive Covenants Lose Their Force
A court ruled that restrictive covenants may not be enforced to harass a neighbor when the original objective has failed. A homeowner sought to tear down for a store and showed stores already occupied the block and nearby streets, making the covenant effectively outdated. Public service feature by the American Bar Association and State Bar of Texas.
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American Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Will Bernard
Washington Letter Sells For Twenty Five Thousand Dollars
A four page letter by George Washington, written in Philadelphia on July 21, 1793 to Virginia Governor Henry Lee, sold for 25000 dollars, matching his first president salary. Auctioned by Charles Hamilton Autographs to Charles Sessler of Philadelphia.
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New York
George Washington
Washington
Philadelphia
Virginia
Henry “‘Lighthorse
Harry’’ Lee
Washington’s
Charles Hamilton Autographs, Inc
Charles Sessler, Inc
Measles and Rubella Vaccine Advancements
The magazine notes two measles types: rubella or German measles and rubeola or common measles. Rubella vaccine is effective with minor reactions, protecting nearly for life, while a generalized rubella vaccine is not yet in wide use. An eradication effort could succeed if children aged 1 to 9 are immunized. Vaccine delivery can occur in doctors offices or campaigns.
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Health
American Medical Association
United States
Banks Loan More To Farmers Than Any Other Media
Texas banks led agricultural credit at the start of 1966, with $744 million in loans to farmers and ranchers, up five percent from 1965. Production loans totaled $618 million and mortgages $126 million, with about 70 percent of production credit from banks. The New York Giants drew 92 more fans than in 1965.
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S. R. Jones, Jr
Texas Bankers Association
Agricultural Committee
The
American Bankers Association
New York Giants
Facts About the Union of South Africa in 1965 Trade and Welfare
A summary of 1960s South Africa showing a favorable U.S. trade balance with $213 million, its 40 percent of African industrial output, 80 percent of Africa’s steel, 90 percent of gold, and 60 percent of electricity. Notes wage growth, rising living standards, black ownership in business, university graduates, schooling rates, and mobility restrictions, urging U.S. policy consideration.
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South Africa
Africa
Union of South Africa
Independent Africa
Sun Wanted Seeks Fast Results
Advertisers chase quick outcomes by placing Sun Wanted notices. The brief appeals to readers seeking fast services and timely responses, highlighting the newspaper's role in connecting buyers with quick buyers, sellers, or services.
LBJ Buys Large Acreage in Texas Hill Country
The article reports that over eight years President Johnson and associates under names like the Johnson City Foundation and the Texas Broadcasting Company have quietly purchased about 13 000 acres in Blanco Gillespie Llano and Burnet counties, totaling around 15 000 acres including a Johnson City square block and lakefront lots. Major purchase occurred in 1961 while he was Kennedy’s vice president.
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Texas ‘Hill Country
Johnson City Foundation
LBJ Company
Texas Broadcasting Company
Johnson Radio
Austin
Blanco
Gillespie
Llano
Burnet
Texas Ranches
Johnson City
Lake Front
Lack Buchanan
Llano County
Kennedy
Ailing backs common. Sun Want Ad prompts results
Aching backs are a frequent complaint among adults. The piece notes how common backache is and suggests trying a Sun Want Ad to achieve results.
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