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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1973
Page
2
Classic 1968 Chevrolet 14 ton Big 6 with four speed and road ready condition. Features include R H and SNB options with a price of 995 dollars. Local dealer or seller available for contact and viewing.
Main Drug Co promotes New X II Reducing Plan with 42 tablets priced at 3.00 dollars and a money back guarantee. User urged to try the weight loss product with assurance of satisfaction.
Dr. John Hopkin to lead the Texas A&M University Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology starting April 1. He warns of rising costs, high farm debt, and funding cuts for research, urging better loan terms and investment quality to sustain agriculture. He succeeds Dr. Tyrus R. Timm and joins the Texas A&M Experiment Station and Extension Service.
Lost 1000 bales of hay from Charlotte Davis farm offered reward for recovery. Also a lost Siamese cat near Dry's office building described as white and black with a reward offered. Contacts Judy Aguirre 210 West Parsonage.
A group of hybrid superbass spent winter in a warm water pond at Fort Worth's Handley Stream Electric Generating Station. The project, a Parks and Wildlife Department and Texas Electric joint effort, used two small ponds fed by plant discharge to overwinter the six month old hybrids stocked in October 1972.
Winters Youth Council members toured Six Flags Over Texas after visiting Cisco Junior College. The group rode a chartered bus to the amusement park with chaperones Mr and Mrs Elby Miller Mrs Wesley Hord and Mr and Mrs R C Kurtz accompanying.
The Runnels County 4 H elimination contests were held Tuesday. Seniors winning first place advance to the district round in San Angelo on May 5, contingent on district contest results in College Station. Winners span Field Crops to Share the Fun categories with multiple models and participants named.
The report compares bass from Texas ponds with Tilton from the Texas Electric Service. Some bass weighed about one third pound at stocking and averaged one pound by mid February after seining from ponds. Relatives left in cooler hatchery waters showed little growth during the same period.
George Akin 75 of Roswell New Mexico former Winters resident died April 2 in Roswell Funeral services were held in Roswell and burial took place in a Lubbock cemetery He was brother in law to Jack Harrison of Winters
Mr Akin married Jewel Harrison in Winters. Survivors include his wife four sons and two daughters Velma Hart Irmal Alley Marvin Bedford nieces and Alvin Benson all of Winters, 11 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.
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