Growth and stability in utilities and food industries
The article discusses growth in utilities firms across multiple states, highlighting Citizens Utilities for its diversified operations in eleven states from Vermont to Hawaii and its flexible Series A and Series B stock. It also notes food expenditure reaching 101 billion dollars in 1968, driven by population, income growth, and demand for convenience foods, with favorable low price earnings and steady labor costs for food producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Utilities
Vermont
Hawaii
California
Arizona
North Dakota Spends 1.5 Million on Fox Bounties
The state has allocated about 1.5 million dollars over the last fifteen years for fox bounties. Officials note the fox population has risen, with more fox now than in previous years, signaling ongoing wildlife control efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Fox
Former Bradshaw Resident Miss Mittie Nall Dies in Abilene
Miss Mittie Cree Nall aged 66, a former Bradshaw resident, died Sunday in an Abilene hospital after a weeklong illness. Funeral services were held Monday at Riker-Warren Chapel Abilene with burial at Northview Cemetery Winters. Born August 31, 1902 in Hill County, she lived in Bradshaw from 1925 to 1937. Survivors include brothers J. D. Nall and Pebbie Nall of Lubbock and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittie Cree Nall
Bradshaw
Abilene
Riker-Warren
Don Cauble
Northview Cemetery
Winters
Miss Nall
Hill County
J. D. Nall
Pebbie Nall
Lubbock
Salad Supper In Gehrels Home Hosted By Mary Class
Members of the Mary Sunday School Class of First Baptist enjoyed a salad supper Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Jim Gehrels. Co hostesses were Mrs Judy Chapman and Mrs Gehrels as a devotional on What Does Your Child Know About Christmas was shared. New member welcomed and secret gift exchanges followed with names drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
First Baptist Church
Jim Gehrels
Judy Chapman
Gehrels
Tommy Seymore
Bill Buchanan
Rickey Grissom
Mesdames
Preston Barker
Jim Cowlishaw
Jimmy Bailey
Dennis Rodgers
Jim Deberry
Doyle Newcomb
Pat Wood
Bud Busher
Elmer Phillips
Gayland Robinson
Johnny Weems
Ample Food Supplies Highlight December List
The December plentiful foods list from the U S Department of Agriculture notes ample supplies of turkeys broilers oranges grapefruit dried prunes canned tomatoes onions and dry beans in stock. Orange production is forecast 41 percent above average while grapefruit is 26 percent above normal. Texas early and midseason crops are expected to be the largest in 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
USDA
Consumer and Marketing Service
Courts Speak Delays and Dismissals Across Texas
A Fort Hood nuclear weapons repairman lost a bid to block a transfer to Fort Sill arguing due process. A San Antonio man granted a new trial after a robbery by assault conviction. the U S Supreme Court decision on indigent legal counsel cited. A Lubbock man faced an injunction for unauthorized legal practice upheld by the State Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hood
Fort Sill
Oklo
U. S. Supreme Court
San Antonio
State Supreme Court
Lubbock
Record tomato surge and onion, bean harvests noted
A government bulletin cites a record tomato production for processing, a late-summer onion crop ranking as the second largest on record, and dry beans 14 percent above last year. It urges consumers to consider ample food supplies during holiday shopping.
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Hill & Thomas, Publis
Berlin
Carolina Power and Light
Houston Lighting & Power
Middle South Utilities
Florida Power
Investor’s Choice
Wellesley Hills
Mass
U. S
Eful
Ballinger
San Angelo
Hutchings
Savings F & Loan Association
Velage Winterg
South Main
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