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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1964
Page
8
Lost property rules began with Percys case where a finder may hold against all but the true owner. Distinguish lost from mislaid property and require the proprietor to reclaim mislaid items. Parking lot types A and B illustrate shifts in liability with owner responsibility and park management duties.
Mrs Jane Berry extension housing furnishings specialist says new cotton stretch fabrics developed by the Southern Utilization Laboratory in New Orleans allow molding into three dimensional shapes. The method uses chemicals to make fabrics retain mold contours and reduce hand labor, potentially lowering upholstered furniture prices for consumers.
A simple cruise camper dish titled Bisque a la Outboard uses one can each of condensed tomato soup cream of celery soup and condensed milk with one can of crab meat shrimp or lobster. Combine in a double boiler and heat while stirring. Season and serve three.
A guide explains frequent parking lot use and highlights reader rights if a car is stolen. It emphasizes awareness, safe practices, and steps to take with authorities.
A boating tip describes using an old auto tire laid flat on the sand with half in water. Dig a shallow trench and sink the tire halfway, then fill with sand to create a anchored rubber landing field. This prevents scratching the boat’s bottom and aids soft landings.
An article notes that ownership of a parking space transfers responsibility to management, requiring supervision and safekeeping. A car stolen from a Type 8 lot resulted in full compensation to the owner due to inadequate fencing and few attendants. It questions if small print on tickets claiming not responsible for theft blocks claims.
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