Retirement decisions and climate considerations for Babson Park readers
Roger Babson advises retirees to weigh climate for living choices and income stability. He suggests evaluating states with varied weather, planning finances, and exploring practical postretirement fields. He cautions against quick moves, recommends visiting locales, and notes costs and tax variations across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson Park
Mass
Florida
California
Arizona
Texas Egg Cooking Contest Opens Entries for Homemakers
Texas sponsors announce the annual egg cookery contest from February 15 to April 1 for non professional cooks with entry forms via Hensarling in Stephenville or Mrs. Gwendolyne Clyatt in Houston. State judging in Houston in May. Texas winner goes to Chicago for national finals September 14-15 with top prize a $1000 United States Savings Bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
T. A. Hensarling
Stephenville
Texas Eyg Council
Poultry and Egg National Board of Chicago
P. O. Box
Gwendolyne Clyat
Pollution hits Texas fish kills from waste and detritus
Outdoor writer Vern Sanford cites the 1962 Department of Health Education and Welfare report showing Texas suffered 68 fish kills, second only to Pennsylvania. Oil, industrial waste, and domestic sewage drive losses. littering and improper disposal cost millions of fish yearly. Public cooperation urged to curb pollution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Sanford
Department of Health, Education ‘and ‘Welfare
Texas
Pennsylvania
San Diego
Anacostia River
Washington, D. C
Beef And Pork In Good Supply At Local Stores
Liberal supplies of beef and pork persist with good buys at meat counters. Smoked pork cuts and ham are featured with prices for smoked ham steadier than fresh pork. Most hams are fully cooked and may be served cold or reheated. Canned corn and tomato products are plentiful, and pantry stock is advised. Prices for bananas, apples, and medium oranges are declining in adequacy. Avocados appear in some stores. The text also includes stray historical notes on the Battle of New Orleans and the San Francisco earthquake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn Clyatt
Extension Service
Stretch Cotton Moves Into Men’s Wear Field
By spring men will wear stretch cotton shirts and slacks as fabric leaders predict. A variety of men’s clothing from all cotton stretch fabrics is expected by fall, after a start in women’s and children’s wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture Utilization Research
Rheba Merle Boyles
Textile firms plan spring men’s wear lines in Winters TX
Leaders indicate two companies will market cotton oxford dress shirts this spring while a third producer rolls out cotton stretch fabric men’s slacks. Dozens of firms test fabrics for socks sport shirts sport jackets and hunting jackets as well as shirts and slacks.
Cotton leadership in 1793 southern states fuels world supply
In 1793 the southern states of the U S produced two-thirds of the world cotton. This output solidified their dominant role in global textile markets and set the stage for economic shifts in the developing republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roger Babson
Chamber of Commerce
Old Higginbotham Building
West Dale Avenue
The
Winters Riding Club
Johnny Dutton
Georgia
Eli Whitney
Printers’ Union
Baltimore
Theold
Belair
Heath Auto
Saes
TE Perienice
Mps
Outdoorsmen
New Orleans
San Francisco
Canada
Winters Enterprise
Winters
Hamburger
Double Frontier
Ridley
Jozen
cRisco
del Monte
Gandy
Peter Pan
Miracle
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!