11 Aug 1972
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1972
Page
1
Austin Texas reports guidance from Texas Parks and Wildlife on hunting lease types year round limited duration day hunting and guided hunts. It emphasizes a written lease detailing parties description tract terms payment duration who may hunt species and included facilities to protect both sides and aid potential transfer of property.
Local column notes community events in Winters Texas with brief updates and notices for residents. No major headlines or named individuals are provided in the fragment.
The Crazy Legs and the Big Mamas softball teams, sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary of the Little League Association, play Saturday night at 8 p.m. at the Little League field. Coaches include Ronnie Wilson and Dane Bishop for the Crazy Legs and James Powers for the Big Mamas. James Gehrels will announce.
The Runnels Association al Baptist Men will gather at First Baptist Church in Robert Lee on Monday August 14 at 7 30 p m A meal will be served by host church men Speaker Rev Mike Alvarez from Brady will address the program Business includes electing new officers for the coming year
A fragmented satirical poem mocks self help rhetoric and auto pay warnings while blending absurd promises of snow and fashion metaphors. It casts a jittery, playful scene about honesty, medicine as advice, and seasonal heat with comic incongruity.
Winters High School invites new students to register for the upcoming year. Registration is at the principal’s office next week from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Those who attended Winters High last year and pre enrolled need not register again. Regular classes start Monday, August 21.
The atomic age is generally dated to July 16 1945 the day of the first man made atomic explosion in the New Mexico desert.
A concise note explains kibitzer as a direct borrowing from Yiddish via German kiebitz meaning meddlesome onlooker. It cites a historic clock event from December 14, 1799, when a physician stopped the clock at 10:20 near George Washington’s death, preserved at the Alexandria Washington Masonic Lodge in Alexandria, Virginia.
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