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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1972
Page
8
H D Agent's Column notes plenty of chicken during May with broilers on the USDA May plentiful foods list. Broiler production may rise around seven percent from last year while other abundant items include milk potatoes frozen french fries and canned fruits.
Recipe lists frying chicken pieces Crisco cracker crumbs and prepared onion soup mix. Enforces bake method with a filing amount and an approximate 214 pound yield though measurements are not fully consistent.
Vada Babston thanks neighbors and friends for kind deeds during hospital stay in Winters Hospital. Grateful for cards visits food gifts and flowers. Special thanks to Doctors nurses hospital staff and Reverends Bob Sanders and Grantz for care and kindness.
The document shows totals for liabilities reserves and capital accounts with figures for reserves on loans and securities, paid in capital, undivided profits and total liabilities. It includes notes on average deposits and loans, unearned discounts and bank officers affirming the report's accuracy.
County Agricultural Agent Parker outlines safe use of power tools. Read manuals, keep guards in place, ground tools, and never remove the third prong. Keep work areas clean, use eye protection, and disconnect tools before servicing.
The article explains adjusting irrigation by soil type. Heavy compact soils require slow, deep watering to moisten to root depth, while sandy soils need light, frequent waterings. Check penetration with a two foot steel rod to ensure proper depth and promote healthier root growth.
Aphid populations have risen in Runnels County, with green to pale yellow pests feeding on rose plant juices. Heavy infestations weaken growth and deform buds, while honeydew pours from feeding aphids to attract sooty mold.
Nonsmokers learn to defend themselves as airlines move to no smoking areas. Secondhand smoke harms healthy people and asthmatics similarly to firsthand smoke, new research shows. The piece notes nonsmokers now face similar physiological distress from cigarette exposure.
County Agent notes aphid buildup causes sticky honeydew on rose leaves, fostering sooty mold that darkens foliage. After control, wash plants to remove mold. Recommendations include diazinon dimethoate lindane malathion and meta systox R with Di syston 2 percent systemic insecticide as soil treatment. Follow label directions closely.
Research at Texas A and M University and other centers shows that thirty minutes in a smoke filled environment raises a non smoker heart rate and blood pressure and increases blood carbon monoxide levels. Wayne State University in Detroit finds acute illnesses, mainly respiratory, twice as common in young children.
A health association notes higher child risks in homes with parental smoking and urges nonsmokers to intervene. The report links exposure to surrounding smoke with increased respiratory issues and cautions caregivers about tobacco smoke in the home.
A reader letter from Winters, Texas discusses smoking etiquette and personal rights, quoting a quoted line about defending one’s right to breathe. The item reflects local newspaper style and opinion framing on a life and breath topic.
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