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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1964
Page
4
A comic survey notes candles and natural decor brighten homes for the holidays with evergreen branches and pine cones. It warns campers to avoid night-tent setup and to use car headlights if necessary. It advises skippers to inspect rigs, fuel, and safety gear before departure.
The Runnels Soil Conservation District reports that most county soils face wind or water erosion. Arthur Eggemeyer urges protective land cover year round. Herman Weise notes fall planted small grains or legumes provide needed protection and nitrogen fixation benefits.
The snippet from Winters Enterprise in Winters Texas dated December 21 1964 presents a local page 2-B with multiple small items. It likely includes community notices and brief local items typical of an era newspaper.
Eleanor White plans Christmas holidays in the Donald White Home located in San Antonio. End.
Austin report states Mike Marks of Texas University will spend the Christmas holidays at his home with his mother Mrs. Emma Marks.
The saying highlights two main drivers of character development. Mental attitude directs choices and resilience while time management controls opportunities and growth. Together they form enduring personal character.
The Texas Safety Association urges extreme caution during the holidays. TSA President Quincy V. Tuma cites that one in four Christmas traffic accidents involve pedestrians and nearly 40 percent of fatalities occur from 6 p m to midnight on Christmas Eve. In December last year Texas saw 41 pedestrian deaths and 351 injuries with 14 deaths on Christmas Eve, 13 on Christmas Day, and 13 on New Year’s Day. Officers will work off duty during the holiday period as Death takes no holiday, with excessive speed and alcohol blamed for many tragedies.
The Gulf Coast waterfowl census shows over one million ducks and geese on wintering grounds, up about 200 000 from last year. Mallards are not yet present, redheads and canvasbacks show limited recovery, and pintails rise over 20 percent as colder weather shifts counts.
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