Concrete streets imagined to fill holes in town
Home Town Talk laments recurring potholes and proposes pouring concrete to end the problem. The piece recalls the late Frank Grimes of the Abilene Reporter-News as a stabilizing West Texas figure and a mentor to aspiring journalists.
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West Texas
Frank Grimes
Abilene
Local firm outlines Lens Bulb venture and expansion plans
The president described a small development stage corporation that aims to enfranchise distributors in the United States and abroad. The Lens Bulb, patented in 1960 and made of acrylic, uses refractive surface molding to create light effects and is produced in four bulb sizes. Offices and plant sit south of Winters on Highway 83 with multiple officers named and future plans to acquire a plastic injection molding machine.
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Canada
Hodge
Thomas A. Tucker
Abilene
S. P. Nesmith
Homer Hodge Jr
Loren E. Buckey
Winters
Highway 83
Area Photographers To Meet In Winters Sunday Afternoon
Central and West Texas Photographers Association members from San Angelo Ballinger Sweetwater Coleman Brownwood Abilene Breckenridge and Cisco will gather Sunday at 2 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Eddie Little. Gilmore Williams of Studio Gilmore Austin will present the program. Williams a former president and current president elect of the Austin Guild and a Texas Professional Photographers Association director comes to Winters with his wife as weekend guests.
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Central and West Texas Photographers Association
Eddie Little
San Angelo
Ballinger
Sweetwater
Coleman
Brownwood
Abilene
Breckenridge
Cisco
Gilmore Williams
Studio
Gilmore
Austin
Williams
Professional Photographers Guild of Austin
Texas Professional Photographers Association
Studio Gilmore
University of Texas
Winters
Poetic Perception of Skill and Value
A fragmented reflection on talent and specialized work. The speaker notes that alongside practical abilities people also prize unique crafts such as poetry and artistry, suggesting value in diverse skills.
Father of Local Residents Died In Ballinger
J. H. Kurtz 83 of Ballinger died Saturday at home after a three month illness. He was father to Raymond Monroe Marvin and Adeline Grissom of Winters and Albert of Westmoreland California and two daughters Agness Cummings and Adeline Grissom. Survivors include his wife four sons two daughters and many grandchildren. Funeral at Bethel Lutheran Church with burial in Runnels Cemetery.
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J. H. Kurtz
Ballinger
Raymond, Monroe
Marvin Kurtz
Adeline Grissom
Washington County
Louise Emma Lindemann
Bartlett
Runnels County
Bell County
Eagle Branch
Lutheran Church
Bethel Lutheran Church
Bronte Highway
J. L. Kent
Eden
Old Runnels
Raymond
Monroe
Marvin
Winters
Albert
Westmoreland
Calif
Agness Cummings
Brawley
Adeline Krueger
North Carolina
Ida Sanders
Lydia Winkler
the Grove
R. C. Jr
Billy
Melvin
Bobby Krutz
Rickey
William Grissom
Big Blue Coaches Prepare For 61 Grid Season
Winters High School football coaches L G Wilson Dick Stafford Sam Walker and Jerry English depart for Coaching School in San Antonio The event features famed lecturers John Bridges Frank Broyles Blanton Collier Claude Gilstrap Pete Ragus and Joe Golding The group returns Friday to prep for fall practice starting Monday August 14 at 8 oclock.
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L. G. Wilson
Dick Stafford
Sam Walker
Jerry English
San Antonio
John Bridges
Baylor
Frank Broyles
Arkansas University
Blanton Collier
Kentucky
Claude Gilstrap
Arlington State College
Pete Ragus
Miller High School
Corpus Christi
Joe Golding
Wichita Falls High School
Cotton Bacterial Blight Threat to Texas Cotton
Bacterial blight causes major losses in Texas cotton, hitting the High Plains and Coast Prairie hardest. The disease reduces yield through premature leaf loss and boll damage, spreading via wind driven rain and irrigation. Resistant varieties like Acala 1517 BR and Blightmaster offer control. disease overwinters in soil and seed.
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Texas
High Plains
Trans- Pecos
Austin
Rex
Devel
Texas Legislature Faces Tax Deadlock and School Funding
Texas lawmakers wrestle with a $329 million revenue push to fund schools as current appropriations end August 31. Senate and House clash on taxes, with Comp troller projecting $254 million from a House plan far short of needs. Governor Daniel broadens session topics to 21 items, complicating tax action.
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Texas
Price Daniel
Senate
Robert Calvert
House
Senate General Appropriations
Joint Conference Committee
Department of Public Safety
James Cotten
Weatherford
B. H. Dewey
Bryan
J. W. Buchanan
Dumas
Malcolm McGregor
el Paso
Bill Hollowell
Grand Saline
Ray Roberts
McKinney
A. M. Aikin Jr
Paris
Crawford Martin
Hillsboro
Wardrow Lane
Center
Grady Hazlewood
Amarillo
Gates
Daniel
Padre Island
Charles Baliman
Man advised to search pockets before declaring items lost
A guidance note urges men to check trouser pockets for small items like a quarter diamond or aspirin tablets before giving up on them. The tip stresses practical searches and avoiding premature loss declarations.
Visit of Mrs John Ak children at summer camp
Fragmentary note indicates Mrs John Ak and children visited during a summer camp period, with references to companions My ler and Lert. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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John
Ak Cildren
Ry Tin
Myler
Lert
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