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Newspaper
Wilson County News
Location
Floresville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1995
Page
3
The piece documents a family ginger flavored Christmas cookie recipe traced to Sadie Jvey, typed for a church cookbook. It details large flour and sugar ratios, pecans, and a long pantry list, noting a missing ingredient that marks a copy as truly theirs.
A reader thanks WCN for helping save money on a subscription renewal and notes past savings. He and his wife planned to enlarge a hay shed and found used corrugated iron via an ad from WCN. He expresses appreciation to WCN and signs as A. C. "Rocky" Rakowitz.
The speaker praises Gov. Bush for honoring states rights and limiting federal power. He urges governors to use resources to ensure Texans govern Texas and criticizes centralization in Washington and the U.N. building.
LaVernia Volunteer Fire Department faces a $4000 addition from county funds due to acreage based allocations. Commissioners plan a seven member panel under County Judge Martha Schnabel to study a new formula, amid calls that population and property should weigh in.
Mesquite Grange sponsors a rabies vaccination clinic on Saturday January 28 from 2 to 5 p m at the Dover Center on FM 1628 one block east of East Central High School. A licensed veterinarian will administer vaccines at a cost of five dollars per animal.
Quote collection highlights Lombardi stating that winning is an all time habit not a one off. He argues success requires consistent right action and contrasts it with the habit of losing.
Andrew Kyle Brooks of Elmendorf holds his cat for Dr. Patti Maness at a rabies clinic held Sunday at Good News Lutheran Church in southern Bexar County. The event drew many local pet owners, according to photographer Al Kolodziej.
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