Winters Woman Killed in Two Car Crash
Mrs. Dale Whitecotton Jr., 32, of Winters died when her northbound car collided head on with a San Angelo driver on Highway 83 near Winters. Funeral services were held at Winters Church of Christ with burial in Lakeview Cemetery. She is survived by her husband, two children, her parents, in-laws, grandparents, a sister, and a brother.
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Literacy Courses Begin Sunday at Latin American Mission
Beginning Sunday March 2, Mrs. Loyd Roberson will teach a weekly literacy course at the Latin American Mission from 3 to 4 p m. Each Sunday afternoon invites all who wish to learn reading and writing English to attend.
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National Park Service Administers 21 Million Acres
The National Park Service oversees roughly 21 million acres of land across the United States. This vast area includes major national parks, monuments, and historic sites, administered to preserve natural and cultural resources for public enjoyment.
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Cullinan Diamond Found in South Africa
The Cullinan diamond, the largest white gem ever discovered at 3106 carats, was unearthed in South Africa shaping royal jewelry history and gem trade.
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Albert Fry 79 Died After Long Illness Rites Sunday
Albert Fry 79 a longtime Runnels County resident died at his Ballinger home at 3 30 am Saturday after a long illness. Funeral services 2 pm Sunday at Ballinger Church of Christ with Ralph Byers officiating. Burial in Northview Cemetery Winters. Born November 3 1884 in Burnet County he moved to Runnels County in 1925. He married Ora Glimp in 1906 she died 1934. he later married Jessie Gatlin in 1944. Survivors include his wife two sons Horace A Winters and Jack B Ballinger three daughters Mildred Stark Garden City Kansas Gladys Davis Hobbs New Mexico Beegie Boyd Rockport one brother Ed Lake Victor Texas three sisters Ollie Frazier Lytle Warner Mary Dodd Burnet seven grandchildren six great grandchildren and nine stepchildren.
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Plans for quail crop this fall
Quail expert Joe Davidson urges landowners to plan now for fall food supplies by careful soil management and disking pastures near brush and fence rows. Turning weed seeds under creates a fall weed crop. ragweed, craton or goatweed, and partridge pea boost quail habitat. 4H and FFA groups assist Parks and Wildlife in quail restoration with habitat studies on Texas farms. write Austin for more information.
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Garfield's Assassination Seals Political Turmoil After Four Months
President James A. Garfield is assassinated by a gunman who had been denied an appointment. The event ends his brief four month tenure and shocks national leaders and the public.
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Tax time tips on gasoline taxes and deductions
The article explains that state gasoline taxes ranging from five to eight cents per gallon are deductible on taxes if paid. It illustrates with a 10 000 mile year at 15 mpg, costing about 60 to 80 dollars in gas taxes, most of which are state taxes. It also notes Paris Seine bridges, mentioning Pont Neuf as the oldest crossing.
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Supreme Court Power Grab on Apportionment Criticized
Congressman QO. C. Fisher argues that Justice Black’s apportionment ruling expands Supreme Court power beyond the Constitution. He cautions it overrides state legislatures and Congress, warns of unchecked judicial authority, and questions future actions by the Court.
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