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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1968
Page
2
Recruitment note seeking women men or couples for vacancies at Merrill Nursing Home. Contact phone number 754-5372.
Night fishing lights up lakes across Texas as anglers pursue crappie or white perch. Experts note crappie prolific breeding leads to overpopulation unless fished hard. Tips cover gear, baits, and best times, with focus on white and black crappie identification by dorsal spines and brushy cover to attract the fish.
Mr and Mrs Benton Walker and daughter Kathy of Greenville Texas visited the Sanders home at the start of the week. Additional visitors included Mr and Mrs Darrell Gresham and sons of Edmond son and Mae Sanders of San Angelo.
Enterprise office announces a large supply of receipt books now in stock. Organization offers bulk pricing and immediate availability for businesses and records departments seeking durable, standardized forms.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department will issue 1 054 buck antelope permits across seven Trans-Pecos counties, up from 985 last year. Project leader Tommy Hailey notes a 9 percent drop in overall antelope numbers due to a smaller fawn crop, while adult numbers are assessed.
Biologists report the fawn crop dropped to 48 percent this year from 70 percent last year due to an unusually hard late winter and early spring. A slight die-off occurred west of Marfa, but populations elsewhere rose enough to keep the adult count steady.
The Mexico pavilion at the San Antonio World's Fair features stone idols believed to be as old as 2,500 years, alongside displays on Mexican culture and history.
Mrs. Agnes Lawrence and her daughter Myrna returned last week from a vacation tour of eastern New Mexico northern Texas and southern Oklahoma. They visited Palo Duro Canyon Fort Sill and Turner Falls during the trip.
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