Silver demand and prices rise in 1972 outlook 1973
The 1972 silver market saw higher prices amid rising industrial demand and dwindling warehouse stocks. US consumption rose about 10 percent led by electrical items and photography, while US production fell to 38 million ounces. Worldwide consumption increased about 9 percent, with output down about 2 percent. Babson Reports holds Hecla and Sunshine Mining as potential beneficiaries if silver remains firm, noting Sunshine’s mine fire earlier limited output.
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Wellesley Hills Mass
New York
Handy & Harman
U. S
GSA
Babson’s Reports
Hecla Mining
Sunshine Mining
Don’t Get Up Nights Relief Promise at Main Drug
Advertisement claims 48 cents and 12 hours to relief with Bukets three tabs a day. It asserts functional kidney disorders cause backache leg pains burning and urinary issues and promotes a gentle flushing of kidneys with a drug from Main Drug Company.
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Nature
Main Drug Company
Card of Thanks for Mrs. O. W. Howard’s Family
The family thanks friends in Wingate and surrounding communities for sympathy. They appreciate those who brought and served food and the quartet members Mr. Bahlman and Mr. Black. Your kindness will be remembered by the family of Mrs. O. W. Howard.
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Wingate
Bahlman
Black
O. W. Howard
Itc
United Methodist Women Group 2 Meets at Mrs Paul Gerhardt Home
Mrs Paul Gerhardt hosted United Methodist Women Group 2 Tuesday morning. Mrs W T Stanley opened with prayer and Group chairman Mrs Gerhardt presided. Devotion by Mrs Martin Middlebrook on Understanding Heart. Two new members welcomed.
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Paul Gerhardt
United Methodist Women
W. T. Stanley
Gerhardt
Martin Middlebrook
Middlebrook
Mesdames
Horace Abbott
Red Bridwell
Lillie Marks
W. W. Parramore
J. D. Vinson
Margarete Mathis
Melvin Mapes
Pearl Whitham
Den Dieters Club Meeting Honors Queen
The Den Dieters Club met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Pearl Dunnam. Mrs. Bill Milliorn was named queen for the week. Attendees included Mesdames Bob King Pearl Dunnam Paul Gerhardt W. J. Briley Bill Webb Bill Milliorn C. R. Pinkerton and visitor Carla Jo Briley.
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den Dieters Club
Pearl Dunnam
Bill Milliorn
Bob King
Paul Gerhardt
W. J. Briley
Bill Webb
C. R. Pinkerton
Carla Jo Briley
Brother of Area Residents Died In Amarillo Feb. 2
C. O. Brown 82 of Amarillo died Feb 2 in his home. Funeral Feb 5 at Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel with burial in Llano Cemetery. Survived by wife Zora Wesley four grandchildren two great grandchildren and siblings Mrs Irene Sowell Mrs E W Compton Frank Brown Leon Brown. He had lived in Amarillo since 1925 and worked for Amarillo Auction Co. before retirement.
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C. O. Brown
Amarillo
E. W. Compton
Winters
Frank Brown
Norton
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
W. Winfred Moore
Amarillo First Baptist Church
Llano
Brown
Ben
Amarillo Auction Company
Zora Wesley
Florene
Leon Brown
Fairfield
Irene Sowell
Albuquerque
N. M
Winters Independent School Menu February 19–23 1973
Winters ISD lists daily lunch choices for February 19 to 23 1973. Menu includes hot dogs with fries, Southern fried chicken with sides, barbecue on bun, pizza with sides, and salmon croquettes with tartar sauce. Milk or chocolate milk accompanies each meal.
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George Washington
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Kas
Babson’s Reports Inc
Hecla
Sunshine
Dub McMillen
Texas Farm Bureau
Insurance Companies
Ballinger
the Winters Enterprise
DIAL
Spill Bros. CO
Winters, Texas
Bahlman Jewelers
South Main
FOXWORTH-GALBRAITH ___LUMBER COMPANY
UMW
State Theatre
Columbia Pictures
Peter Bogdanovich
Timothy Bottoms
Jeff Bridges
Ellen Burstyn
Ben Johnson
Texas
Winters Independent Schools School
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Hir
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State Bank
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