18 Feb 1972
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1972
Page
1
County Agent Parker urges constant fire readiness on farms with proper extinguishers water buckets and hoses. He notes avoid water on flammable liquids and stresses checking extinguishers regularly and knowing how to operate them. Call the fire department at once and keep ladders pumps sprayers and burlap bags ready for fields and brush fires.
An advertising item from The Winters Enterprise promotes Bukets kidney relief claiming 48c and 12 hours relief or money back. It urges readers with backache and urinary symptoms to use a three tab daily regimen and notes availability at Main Drug Company.
The notice urges removing food and shelter to curb rats and mice indoors during winter. It lists target species, storage and cleaning steps, sealing entrances, and using bait stations with anticoagulants. It also explains disability rules and when to apply for social security benefits, with contact details for the San Angelo office.
Charlton Heston stars in The Omega Man at the State Theatre this Friday through Sunday. The film, set in 1975 after global germ warfare, follows a surviving scientist as he confronts a desolate world and fearsome threats.
The Wingate 4-H Horse Club met last Wednesday welcoming Teresa Dean Carla Dean and Sharon Lynn as new members. Paige Baize spoke on horse breeds as sixteen members and eight adults attended.
Officials warn that missing valve caps allow foreign matter to enter the valves, risking malfunction. Immediate replacement is advised to protect equipment and ensure proper operation.
Esther Circle of the First United Methodist Church WSCS met at Mrs. Carl Baldwin home on Tuesday morning February 15 with eleven members present. Mrs. Clarence Hambright presided, Miss Margaret Mathis led the program on Peace With Justice, and a devotional was given by Mrs. Hambright. Members discussed and sewed money patches on aprons for the Rehabilitation Center.
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