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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1968
Page
10
A discussion of lawful debt collection methods contrasts legal enforcement with harassment. Courts critique abusive tactics and emphasize the need for reasonable means, while deed restrictions in housing developments are generally enforceable to protect property values, with language crucial to scope and exceptions.
A witty remark points out a shift in mental health pricing noting that a psychiatrist now charges about $25.00 per hour to listen. The joke contrasts a bygone penny rate with modern higher therapy fees.
U S House Speaker Ben Barnes, returning from a United Nations Geneva conference, urged Texas and U S farmers to coordinate with global partners. He said world food needs require international planning, production, and marketing to ease future shortages. A Geneva report will go to the U N Economic Commission for Europe for next year action.
Classified ads reveal a rugged work ethic as grit and grit driven men conquer tough tasks. The page highlights job opportunities and worker profiles showing perseverance, skill, and the rewards of hard labor in a demanding industrial setting.
Winters post office will be closed on Christmas Day and January 1. No city or rural deliveries. Service windows closed. Mail for box holders received those days will be worked. Postmaster H. M. Nichols announced the schedule.
The Winters Enterprise page promotes selling extra odds and ends and invites readers to place ads in the classifieds to buy or sell items.
The Winters Enterprise urges readers to use its classified column to market unwanted items labeled as white elephants. The notice promotes quick sale via the paper’s listings.
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